Comparing services side by side
When several services look alike — three flavours of "Telegram members" at three different prices — the compare tool puts up to four of them in one table so you can decide on facts rather than by switching tabs. The comparison lives at a stable public address, so you can send it to a teammate or a client who has no account.
Before you start
- No sign-in. The comparison page is public, and so is the price list you build it from.
- Two services minimum, four maximum. The Compare button stays disabled below two.
- List prices only. Nothing on this page carries your plan discount.
Step by step
- Open the public price list at https://onflowads.com/boost/prices.
- Tick the checkbox at the start of each row you want to compare. A floating bar appears at the bottom of the page reading N selected, with Compare and Clear.
- Select at least two. A fifth tick is refused and the bar reads 4 selected (max).
- Press Compare. You land on a page with an address of this shape, which you can copy and share:
https://onflowads.com/boost/compare?ids=12,31,54
- To start over, press Clear — it empties the selection and unticks every box.
What each row means
Each service gets one column, headed by its name (a link to its own service page) with its platform and category beneath.
| Row | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Price | The live list price in USD per 1,000 units, with an approximate INR figure beneath it where an exchange rate is available |
| Quantity | The minimum and maximum orderable in one go |
| Delivery | The provider's average delivery time; failing that its start-time label; failing both, Starts fast |
| Rating | The verified-buyer average, or No reviews yet |
| Quality | Up to four quality tags, or a dash |
| Order | A button under each column, opening the Boost Overview page at /telegram/dashboard/boost |
It opens the Boost dashboard's Overview page, not the composer with that service selected. Note the service's name, then find it on Start a boost and select it there.
The comparison is public, so every figure on it is undiscounted. Once you order from the dashboard, your plan discount and any volume rate-break are applied automatically and the price falls. See Pricing and discounts.
Rules and edge cases
- Duplicates collapse. The same id listed twice counts once.
- Extra ids are ignored. A hand-built address with six ids renders the first four.
- Withdrawn services drop out silently. If a service in a shared link has since been retired, paused or become unpriceable, its column is dropped from the table. If none of the ids survive, the page returns not found.
- Cross-platform comparison is allowed. Instagram followers against TikTok followers is a valid table; the tool does not require the platforms to match.
- The link never expires. The address names only the service ids; the table is rebuilt from the live catalogue on every visit, so a comparison you shared last month shows today's prices.
The ids parameter takes comma-separated service ids, up to four. Read a service's id off its permalink: /boost/service/12-telegram-channel-members is service 12. This is the quickest way to compare services that sit on different platform pages.
If something goes wrong
| What you see | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Compare stays greyed out | Fewer than two services are ticked | Tick a second one |
| A fifth checkbox refuses to stay ticked | Four is the maximum | Untick one first |
| The comparison page shows not found | Every id in the address is unknown, withdrawn or unpriceable right now | Rebuild the comparison from the current price list |
| A shared comparison has fewer columns than when you sent it | One or more of those services has been withdrawn since | Rebuild it; there is no way to compare a service that is no longer sold |
| The prices differ from what you were quoted signed in | Correct — this page shows list prices and your dashboard shows member prices | Nothing to do. See Getting a quote |
Related
- Browsing services and prices — where the compare selection is built
- Getting a quote — what your chosen service actually costs you
- Pricing and discounts — why the signed-in price is lower