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Compare Potato Chat services for channels, groups and posts.

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Current categories include Followers, Group Members. Open a category to compare its services, quantity limits and order requirements.

Choose by what you need

Choose a Potato Chat service by target

Decide whether the target is a channel, a group or one post, and whether it is public or private, before comparing listing details.

Channel members

For a broadcast audience, use the channel link or invite link the selected service accepts.

Check: channel link and public or private status

Group members

For a group of up to 200,000 members, confirm the service names groups rather than channels and accepts your link type.

Check: group link and member category

Post activity

For likes or other activity on one channel message, submit that post's link when the service asks for it.

Check: post link and listed metric

Before you order

  1. Match your link

    Use the exact destination and link format the selected service accepts.

  2. Check the quantity

    Review the minimum, maximum and final charge for your order.

  3. Read the delivery details

    Avg. start estimates when delivery begins. Refill terms vary by service.

Official answers on groups of up to 200,000 members, channels with no member limit, invite links and public group short links. Potato FAQ

Official download page whose Android notes list message likes and comments on channel messages. Potato apps and release notes

Channels and groups work differently on Potato

Potato's FAQ describes a channel as a tool for broadcasting to large audiences, with no limit on members, where posts appear under the channel's name and photo rather than the author's. A group is for conversation and can hold up to 200,000 members. A member service names one or the other, so check that the listing matches the kind of community you run.

Which Potato Chat link a service needs

Potato's FAQ says an admin can create an invite link while creating a group or channel, or later from its details. A group can also get a short link and be made public, so anyone can read its full history and join. Member services take a channel or group link; post services take the link of one message. Check whether the selected listing accepts a private invite link or only a public one.

Likes and comments on channel posts

Potato's Android release notes list message likes and comments on channel messages, so post activity is a separate target from members.

Choose with clear service data

Use filters and sorting to compare price, buyer feedback and average start time. Start time measures the first observed delivery, not completion of the full quantity. Refill and drip-feed depend on the selected service. Ordinary one-time orders have a 15-second pre-dispatch cancellation window; eligible ordinary orders still unresolved after seven days receive a full original-charge Wallet refund, even if delivery happens later.

Frequently asked questions

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What is the difference between a Potato Chat channel and group?

Potato describes a channel as a broadcast tool with no member limit, where posts carry the channel's name and photo. A group is a shared chat for up to 200,000 members where members post themselves.

Which Potato Chat link should I use?

Use the channel or group invite link for member services and a single message link for post services. Potato's FAQ says admins can create invite links when setting up a group or channel, or later from its details.

Does a public Potato group need an invite link?

A public group can use a short link instead. Potato's FAQ says anyone with it can view the group's full chat history and join, which is different from a private invite link.

What does NotPanel list for Potato Chat?

The current catalog may include members for channels or groups and likes or other activity on channel posts. Each listing shows the link it accepts, its quantity limits and its requirements before you order.

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