Your own arithmetic
The tool below multiplies numbers you type. It is for working out the shape of a cost, and it is not connected to any real price.
How a price is shown, when it is held, and when it is taken. The price you confirm is the price charged.
Verification numbers and automatic accounts show a live price on the page before you order. Products that are not open yet show no price at all.
Five steps, and only one of them takes money.
| Step | What it is | When it happens |
|---|---|---|
| The price on the page | The live price for the exact product, country or service you picked. | Shown before you press anything, and read again when you confirm. |
| The hold | The same amount, reserved from your wallet when the order is placed. | A hold is not a charge. It comes back if the order does not complete. |
| The charge | The hold becoming a payment, once the order is delivered. | Taken once, at the price you confirmed. |
| The release | The hold coming back, in full, when an order fails or expires. | Appears as its own entry in your wallet with a reference. |
| A top-up | A credit added to the wallet from a payment. | Not open yet. When it opens, the credited amount is shown before you pay. |
The unit differs by product, so the unit is shown before the number.
| Family | How the price is set | The unit you pay for | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Telegram accounts | One price per account, shown on the listing with the country, age and two-factor included. | One account. | The price you see on the listing is the price held from your wallet. |
| Verification numbers | A live price for the service and country you pick. | One activation. | The price covers one code on one service, and the hold is released if no code arrives. |
| Social growth services | A rate per service, multiplied by the quantity you order. | One service order. | The rate is shown with the quantity before you confirm. |
| Bulk sessions | A ceiling per account and a total you set. | A batch, reported per item. | The maximum is held, and the unused part goes back to your wallet. |
| Digital products | One price for the declared version. | The product, delivered once. | The version and the licence are part of what the price covers. |
| Panels | One price for the access record and its scope. | One access record. | The destination and what it includes are stated before you pay. |
| Selling an account | Agreed at review, against the published schedule. | The account you submit. | No estimated value is shown before approval. |
A benefit on a top-up, not a discount on an order.
A bonus is credit added to your wallet when a top-up crosses a published threshold. It is applied once, when the payment is confirmed, and it never changes the price of anything you buy afterwards.
Top-ups are not open yet, so no threshold and no percentage are published. When they open, both are shown on this page before the first top-up can be made.
Three different things, and it matters which one you are looking at.
The tool below multiplies numbers you type. It is for working out the shape of a cost, and it is not connected to any real price.
A live price is returned for your exact selection, with the amount and how long it stands. It is the number that gets held.
The confirmed price becomes a hold, then a payment. It never rises without you confirming again.
Your own numbers, your own arithmetic. Nothing is fetched.
Any number you like. It is not read from a live price.
How many you are working out a total for.
An optional multiplier, for example 1.15 for fifteen percent on top.
If the price changes between the moment you see it and the moment you confirm, you are shown the new one and asked again. You are never charged the higher amount without agreeing to it.