Hello, friends! In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to effectively invite people to your chats using the Invite module in Telegram Prime: from the right settings to important limits and recommendations.
Where to Find the Invite Feature
The user invitation feature is located in the corresponding tab of the app.
How the Invite feature works in Telegram Prime
The module allows you to invite users to both public and private chats.
To send an invitation, you need to fill in the following parameters:
- Where to invite (target chat)
- Who to invite (by username or phone number)
- How many users to invite per request
- Maximum number of invitations from a single account
- Delay between invitations
- Wait time during Peer Flood
You can see the recommended settings in the screenshot below (if there is an image, insert it here).
Important recommendations and invitation limits
To minimize the risk of being blocked or having your chat deleted, follow these rules:
- The group should be allowed to “settle in”—preferably for at least 2 weeks after creation.
- Do not use new accounts—if the account sending the invitation gets banned, the invited users will automatically be removed from the group.
- It’s recommended to send 5–10 invites per day from a single account.
- It’s best not to exceed 120–150 invitations per day from a single group—this reduces the risk of automatic restrictions and chat deletion.
- Invite only your target audience—these users are less likely to file complaints, which allows you to generate more traffic without facing penalties from Telegram.
- The chat should be active—this significantly reduces the likelihood of complaints and being blocked.
- Peer Flood delay—it’s recommended to set it to about 500 seconds.
Tip: Always start with small volumes and gradually increase them while monitoring Telegram’s response. This way, you can find the optimal operating mode without the risk of losing your chat or accounts.