Pricing

Simple, published rates

One rate card for everyone. No sales calls, no negotiated placements, no hidden tiers.

CPM — awareness

₹40.00

per 1,000 impressions

  • Charged only for delivered, verified ads
  • Impression source labelled honestly
  • Publisher receives ₹24.00
  • Unused budget returned automatically
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CPC — performance

₹2.00

per validated click

  • Invalid and duplicate clicks are not billed
  • Fraud screening on every click
  • Publisher receives ₹1.20
  • Requires a call-to-action button
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Publishers

60%

of what the advertiser pays

  • No fees to join or stay listed
  • Minimum withdrawal ₹200.00
  • Minimum 50 members to qualify
  • Every payout visible in a ledger
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Where the money goes

For every ₹40.00 an advertiser spends on 1,000 CPM impressions:

Publisher payout ₹24.00 (60%)
Platform ₹16.00 (40%)

The platform share funds the distribution engine, Telegram API infrastructure, verification checks, fraud screening, payout processing and support. It is the same percentage for every publisher regardless of size — quality score affects how many campaigns you are offered, never your cut.

Pricing questions

No — and that is deliberate. Growzy Ads distributes every campaign automatically across verified inventory using publisher quality scores and fair rotation. It keeps pricing honest, protects publisher privacy, and means you never have to negotiate placements.
Campaigns run on CPM (currently ₹40.00 per 1,000 impressions) or CPC (currently ₹2.00 per click). The minimum campaign budget is ₹500.00. You only ever spend what your budget allows — unused budget is returned to your wallet.
Publishers receive 60% of what the advertiser pays for their delivery. At the current rates that is about ₹24.00 per 1,000 impressions or ₹1.20 per click. The platform keeps 40% to run the service.
Honestly. The Telegram Bot API does not report unique human views for most chats, so we never pretend it does. Where Telegram exposes a view count we record it and label the source; otherwise we use a conservative estimate derived from the verified member count. Every delivery row shows you which method was used.
Ads must stay up for 60 minutes. After that window we probe the message through the Bot API. If it is gone from a healthy chat, the publisher's payout for that delivery is reversed and a strike is recorded. We say "suspected removal" rather than naming a culprit, because Telegram does not report who deleted a message.
Add our bot as an administrator with permission to post, then run /connect in the bot or use the dashboard. We verify through the Telegram API that the chat exists, that the bot really can post, and that you really are an admin there. Nothing is taken on trust.