Three ways to get an account, and the price tag is the least informative difference between them. What matters is history, control of the number, and how many you lose in the first month.
Registering your own
Advantage: you control the number, so the account is recoverable and nobody else can claim it later.
Cost: real numbers, and time. Each account starts from zero history and needs warming before it does anything — warming up accounts.
This is the only option that scales safely, and the slowest to start.
Buying fresh accounts
Registered yesterday on a disposable number, sold in bulk, cheap. What you are buying is a registration, not an asset: the number can be resold, and the account leaves with it — virtual numbers.
Reasonable for short, disposable tasks. Unreasonable for anything that has to survive a quarter.
Buying aged accounts
Older registration, some history, a real photo and name. More expensive and often genuinely more durable — an aged account tolerates more than a fresh one.
The catch is that you cannot verify the history. An account that was used for spam before you bought it carries that record, and the first restriction may arrive for something you never did.
What to check on delivery
- Whether it logs in at all, through the proxy you intend to use — testing a proxy.
- Whether it is already restricted. Ask the support bot before doing anything with it — checking for a spam block.
- Whether the seller kept a session. Terminate other sessions and set a cloud password immediately — two-step verification.
- Whether the profile is empty. An account with no photo or name is a template that moderators recognise — what to put in a profile.
How many to get
Fewer than you think, more than one. The number follows from your channel list, not from ambition — how many accounts you need.
How Neurogram does this
Everything above is manual work that runs into the number of hours in a day. Neurogram does it on your own accounts and without you: it collects channels and audiences, writes comments and replies with a language model, and keeps limits and quiet hours so the accounts survive. See pricing or look at your case.