Enable the discussion group first
Telegram channels are broadcast-only by default. Comments do not exist as a feature until you link a discussion group, and until you do there is literally nowhere for a comment service to post.
The fix takes under a minute: open your channel, go to Manage Channel → Discussion, and either link an existing group or let Telegram create one. Once linked, a comment thread appears beneath every post. Do this before you order, not after an order fails.
Comments are read, so order accordingly
Every other metric on Telegram is a number. Comments are text that a human being will actually read, which changes the risk profile entirely. Nobody scrutinises a view count. Everybody reads the first two comments under a post.
That argues for restraint. Most services have a minimum around five, and five to twenty comments on a post is usually the right order of magnitude. The goal is a thread that looks alive enough that a real reader feels comfortable adding to it — social proof, not volume. A post with a few hundred views and hundreds of comments achieves the opposite.
Match the language to your audience
The catalog separates English, Indian and USA comment pools, and the price difference between them is small. For an Indian channel, use the Indian service. Generic English filler under a Hindi or Hinglish post is one of the more obvious tells, and it is entirely avoidable for a few rupees more per thousand.
Comments work best on top of reactions
Reactions are cheap and low-risk; comments are expensive and high-scrutiny. The natural order of operations is reactions first, comments second. Our reaction catalog is the deepest in the Telegram category at 68 services from ₹2.38/1K, which makes it the cheaper way to make a post look engaged. Add comments where you specifically want discussion to start, not as a default on every post.
Ordering
- Link a discussion group to your channel if you have not already.
- Create a free account and add funds from ₹10 via UPI, Google Pay, PhonePe or Paytm.
- Open the comments price list and pick the language pool matching your audience.
- Paste the direct post link and order a small, realistic quantity.
Live prices
These rates are read directly from our live inventory and refresh hourly — they are not a static price list, so what you see here is what you pay at checkout.
Telegram Comments — 17 services from ₹395/1K
Telegram Reactions — 68 services from ₹2.38/1K
Frequently asked questions
Do I need anything set up before ordering Telegram comments?
Yes, and this is the single most common reason an order fails. Telegram channels cannot receive comments unless a discussion group is linked to the channel. Open your channel settings, go to Discussion, and link or create a group. Without it there is no comment thread for the service to post into, and the order will not deliver.
How much do Telegram comments cost in India?
SocialMint lists 17 comment services from ₹395 per 1,000 comments up to ₹3,672 per 1,000 for premium and country-specific variants. The minimum order is 5 comments, so you can order a realistic handful rather than a flood. Prices are in INR, payable via UPI.
Can I get comments in Hindi or from Indian accounts?
Yes. The catalog includes dedicated Indian comment services alongside English and USA variants. For a channel serving an Indian audience the Indian service is the right choice even though it costs slightly more — English-language generic comments under a Hindi-language post is the kind of mismatch readers notice immediately.
What does "random comments" mean — can I write my own?
Random means the provider supplies generic, contextually neutral comments from their own pool rather than text you specify. That keeps them cheap but also generic. If the exact wording matters to you, this is the wrong product; the value here is making a thread look populated, not scripting a conversation.
How many comments should I order?
Far fewer than you might think. The minimum on most services is 5, and 5–20 comments on a post is usually plenty. Comments are the most heavily scrutinised metric on any platform because people actually read them — a post with 40 views and 300 comments is self-evidently wrong in a way that 300 extra views never would be.
Are the comments permanent?
Several services are marked lifetime non-drop, meaning they are not expected to be removed later. Others carry no such guarantee. Since comments sit in your discussion group where members can see them, check the listing before ordering — a thread that visibly empties out over a week is worse than one that was never seeded.
How we source these prices
Every rate on this page is read from SocialMint's live supplier inventory when the page is generated, and refreshed hourly — nothing here is a hand-typed price list that can drift away from checkout. SocialMint sells the services described, so treat this as a vendor guide rather than independent review; our editorial policy sets out what we will and will not claim. Current market-wide figures are published in our SMM panel price index.