What rental means
A rented account is allocated from the platform pool to your workspace. It is different from buying an account: you get access through the platform while the rental is active, rather than ownership of the phone number or an exportable login session. Use the workspace inbox and automation tools to operate it.
Compare rental with your own accounts
Bring your own accounts when your team already controls the identities it needs. Rental can be useful when you need additional workspace accounts under a subscription. Login-code messages are hidden for rentals, and rented accounts cannot be resold as owned accounts. If ownership is essential, review the separate account marketplace instead.
Plan cost and availability
The pricing section lists the current subscriptions, included rented accounts and proxy allowances. Check the total cost, including extra accounts or proxy traffic, before confirming a paid action. Availability depends on the pool. A plan or a rental does not promise unlimited sending, a particular audience or a sales result.
Before activating a rental
Read the account lifecycle and billing terms. New accounts may have a warm-up period; sending limits and Telegram restrictions still apply. Check how subscription expiry and account release affect access and chat data. Keep your work organized and avoid treating a temporary rental as a permanent business identity.
How to start
- Compare the current plans and decide how many additional accounts you need.
- Check pool availability and the rental conditions in your workspace.
- Activate the chosen plan, check account status and start within its limits.
Questions before you choose
- Is rental a permanent purchase?
- No. Rental provides workspace access under the rental terms; it does not transfer account ownership.
- Can I resell a rented account?
- No. The resale marketplace is for owned accounts, not pool rentals.
- Do I need a paid plan for my own accounts?
- The Free plan supports bringing your own accounts. Rental and other paid services have separate charges.