Repeating an order
If you boost the same things again and again — the weekly views push, the monthly member top-up — you re-place the order rather than restore a saved one. Every boost is composed fresh, which is exactly what keeps its price, its limits and its checks current.
This page is the short way back to something you have run before.
Before you start
- Keep your own record if you repeat a lot — the service, the link and the quantity are all you need.
- CSV export needs Lite or above if you want the platform's record of what you ran.
- Have the target link ready. A repeat is composed from scratch, exactly like a first order.
From a channel metric tile
The Boost Overview page shows four live metric tiles — Members, Avg views, Reactions, Shares — for each channel on your account.
- Select the channel's chip.
- Press the tile's button: Boost members, Boost avg views, Boost reactions or Boost shares.
- Start a boost opens with the first unlocked service in that group already selected and the composer open.
- Paste the link, set the quantity, and launch.
Without a channel, Overview shows an Add channel card instead. You can still boost any post or channel link without one — you paste the link yourself.
From your order history
The Orders page holds your 40 most recent orders. Each row names the service, the delivered-of-ordered count, the charge and the OFB- reference — but not the link you used.
To recover the whole recipe, press Export CSV in the wallet strip. The export carries service, link and quantity columns for every order — up to 10,000 rows, newest first — which is everything you need to rebuild the order.
The row shows the service and the counts. If you need the exact target of an order you placed weeks ago, the CSV export is the only way to get it from the platform. On a Free plan the export is unavailable, so keep your own note of the link.
Many at once
Put the lines into a mass order. The dialog takes one row per order in the form service_id | link | quantity — precisely the three columns a CSV export gives you.
Read a service's numeric id off its permalink: /boost/service/12-telegram-channel-members is service 12.
What re-placing an order actually does
A repeat is a brand-new order, quoted and checked as though you had never run it. That is deliberate.
- Today's price, not yesterday's. It is re-quoted at the current catalogue rate with your current plan discount and volume rung. Prices move with the live catalogue.
- Every check still applies. Your balance, the service's current minimum and maximum, your live-order cap, your per-order cap and the service's plan gate are all re-evaluated. A repeat is refused for exactly the reasons a first order would be.
- Its own identity. It gets its own
OFB-reference, its own tracking, its own timeline, its own protection window and its own proof page.
An identical repeat — same service, same link, same quantity — within 60 seconds is treated as an accidental double-submit and refused with You just placed this exact boost — check your Orders. Check Orders first. If you genuinely meant to run it twice, wait out the minute and place it again.
If something goes wrong
| What you see | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| The service you ran last month is no longer in the catalogue | It was withdrawn, or its provider was disabled | There is no way to reorder a withdrawn service. Sort by Cheapest and find an equivalent |
| The repeat cost a different amount | It was priced at today's rate with today's discounts. Nothing about a past order fixes a future price | Read the Order summary before launching |
| You just placed this exact boost — check your Orders. | The 60-second duplicate guard | Check Orders; wait a minute if the repeat is deliberate |
| Quantity must be between X and Y for this service. | The service's range has changed since your last order | Adjust to the range in the hint |
| You already have N orders in progress… | Your live-order cap | Wait for orders to settle, or upgrade |
| Export CSV downloads a tiny file that is not a spreadsheet | Free plan — export needs Lite or above | Upgrade, or keep your own record of links |
| You cannot find the link you used | It is not on the order row | Use the CSV export |
Related
- Placing an order — the composer, field by field
- Cart and mass orders — repeating many lines at once
- Tracking your orders — the Orders page and the CSV export
- Limits and caps — the caps a repeat is re-checked against