org.telegram.messengerTelegram accounts that stay signed in.
Telegram accounts belong to phone numbers and live as sessions on a device. Give each one its own cloud phone with a SIM country that fits the number, sign in once on the live screen, and the session stays on the phone through every stop and restart.
A device that remembers.
A cloud phone is persistent. Telegram keeps its session, chats and files on the device, and nothing is wiped between runs.
- A SIM country that fits the numberThe SIM, time zone and language of a phone follow its exit, so an account with a German number can live on a phone that reports a German SIM.
- Many accounts, one phone eachInstead of stacking accounts in one app, give each its own device with its own identity and network exit.
- Always on, at a flat priceAccounts that should be online around the clock run on the monthly plan: $12 per phone for 30 days.
GermanyNo recipe yet, still automatable.
There is no ready Telegram recipe today. Generic group steps drive the app on one phone or a whole group, and the live screen covers the rest.
A setup that fits Telegram.
Any model in the catalog runs Telegram. Put the phone on a static ISP exit in the country of the number so the account keeps one address, and use the monthly plan for phones that never stop.
Traffic by exit typeCreating a phone is free. Android 12–14 are the base price; Android 15 costs 10% more, Android 16 and 17 cost 25% more.
GermanySIM, time zone, language followWhat 10 or 50 Telegram phones cost.
Telegram phones usually stay on. Per-minute billing stops at $0.80 a day, but around the clock the monthly plan still costs less.
- $0.004 a minute while runningNever more than $0.80 a day per phone. Stopped phones cost nothing.
- $12.00 per phone for 30 daysRuns 24/7 for a flat price. Switch a phone between plans as its job changes.
- Traffic by the GBISP exits cost $1.50 per GB; your own proxy has no traffic charge.
| Phones | Per minute, 24/7 | Monthly plan, always on |
|---|---|---|
| 1 phonefor 30 days | $24.00 | $12.00cheaper |
| 10 phones$4.00 a day | $240.00 | $120.00 |
| 50 phones$20.00 a day | $1,200.00 | $600.00 |
Per-minute column: 24/7 per phone for 30 days. Prices for Android 12–14, before traffic. See pricing.
Questions, answered.
Something else? Write to support and a person answers, usually within a working day.
Does Clousd provide phone numbers for Telegram?
No. You sign in with numbers you own, by hand on the live screen. The phone reports a SIM in the country of its exit, but the numbers and the accounts are yours.
What happens to the session when a phone is stopped?
It stays on the device. Stopping a cloud phone is like switching a phone off: apps, data and sessions survive, and it starts again in the same state. While stopped it is offline and costs nothing.
Are there Telegram automation recipes?
Not yet. Use generic group steps (open the app or a t.me link, tap, type text, press keys, wait, check the text on screen, take screenshots) on one phone or many, or work by hand on the live screen.
Which plan fits Telegram?
For phones that stay online around the clock, the monthly plan: $12 per phone for 30 days. Per minute costs $0.004 while running and never more than $0.80 a day, so it suits phones you start only when needed.
How do I watch many Telegram phones at once?
Open the Multi-view wall: many live screens side by side, with Sync to mirror your input to the phones you select.
More use cases.
The same phones, recipes and networks, set up for other apps.
Give each Telegram account a phone of its own.
- The first 30 minutes are free, no card.
- Put the phone on an exit in the number’s country.
- Sign in once on the live screen; the session stays on the device.