Getting a quote
A quote answers "what will this cost me, exactly?" before any money moves. Nothing is reserved and nothing is charged when you quote — you can price as many combinations as you like.
There are two places to get one:
- the public price calculator on the price list — a quick list-price estimate, no account needed;
- "The quote" panel in the Boost lab — your exact, personal price, computed live by the server as you build the order.
The second one is the real thing: it is priced by the same server code that will charge you, so the number you read is the number you pay, to the cent.
Quick estimate: the public price calculator
Use this when you're still browsing and just want a ballpark.
- Open https://onflowads.com/boost/prices.
- On any service's row, press "Calculate a quantity". The Price calculator opens.
- Type a Quantity or drag the slider. The calculator keeps you inside the service's minimum–maximum and shows the estimated USD total (plus an INR estimate where available) as you move it.
The calculator works from the public list price. As the note under it says: sign in to see your member discount, volume breaks and any coupon applied at checkout. Your real price at any paid plan is lower.
Your exact price: the quote in the Boost lab
Open your Boost dashboard at https://onflowads.com/telegram/dashboard/boost and click any booster to enter the Boost lab. The right-hand card titled "The quote" re-prices your order live, every time you change anything — the service, the quantity, a delivery option, a coupon.
Each re-price is a real round trip to the pricing server (you'll see the numbers settle a moment after you stop typing). The panel's badge states the pricing promise: "never below cost · never above list — server-priced".
Reading the quote, line by line
| Line | Meaning |
|---|---|
| List · quantity × rate/1k | The public list price for your quantity — the starting point. |
| Priority lane +15% | Shown only if you toggled the priority add-on. It's priced as +15% of the list line. |
| Guarantee +8% | Shown only if you bought the 30-day guarantee add-on. On Elite, Master and Ultimate a guarantee is included free, so this line doesn't appear — the toggle shows "Included" instead. |
| Discount line | Your stacked discounts, named exactly — for example "tier 8% + volume 6% + bundle 10% → capped 15%". The label tells you which discounts applied and whether the 15% cap kicked in. A coupon appears here too. |
| Past the 15% cap → credit back | If your stacked discounts exceeded the 15% cap, the overflow returns to you as boost credit on top of the order (capped at 3%). |
| Total | The final price. This is exactly what the order will charge. |
| Boost credit — spent first | How much of the total your boost-credit balance will cover. |
| Wallet charge | What's left for wallet cash — the same number shown on the launch button. |
The lines always reconcile: list + add-ons − discount = total. There are no hidden fees, and rounding happens once, up, to whole cents.
Applying a coupon
Type a code into the Coupon code field and press Apply. The server validates it immediately and re-prices the quote. If the code can't be used you're told exactly why — expired, not started yet, fully redeemed, already used by you, first-order-only, restricted to another platform, or below its minimum order value. A valid coupon shows a confirmation line and its saving is folded into the quote. See Pricing and discounts for coupon rules.
Quotes for a cart
The Cart view quotes the same way: every line is priced again at checkout (with the 10% bundle discount applied when 2 or more lines check out together, on plans that include it), and the Batch summary shows the combined list total, combined discount, any credit-back rebate, the total, and the credit/cash split. The note under the cart says it plainly: "Every line re-quotes server-side at checkout — what you see is what each order charges."
Quotes in the API
Programmatic users get the same personal pricing from the Boost API: the services action lists every service at your per-1,000 rate — plan discount and volume break already included — so multiplying rate × quantity ÷ 1,000 gives your pre-coupon price.
Rules and things to know
- A quote moves no money and reserves nothing. It's a read-only calculation — quote freely.
- A quote is not a lock. Prices follow the live catalogue; the binding number is the quote shown at the moment you press launch (that same computation performs the charge).
- Quotes are per-account. Your plan discount, your volume break, and any negotiated wholesale rate are baked in — someone else quoting the same order may see a different total.
- Wholesale accounts: when a negotiated flat rate exists for your account (Master/Ultimate, arranged with the team), the quote automatically uses it whenever it beats your regular price — it can only make the order cheaper.
- If a service can't be priced right now (its provider is unavailable), the quote returns "That service is temporarily unavailable" — try again shortly or pick a comparable service.
FAQ
Why did my quoted total change when I enabled priority? Priority (+15%) and a paid guarantee (+8%) raise the list line before discounts, so both the add-on line and the discount line change — your percentage discounts apply to add-ons too.
Why does the discount label say "capped 15%"? Your plan, volume and bundle discounts added up to more than 15%. The applied discount is capped there — and the overflow comes back as boost credit, shown on its own line. See Pricing and discounts.
The quote shows less boost credit spent than I hold. Why? The credit line only ever covers up to the order's total. Whatever credit remains stays in your balance for the next boost.
Is the public calculator ever exact? Only for accounts with no discount (the Free plan, no volume break, no coupon). For everyone else the Boost lab quote is lower.
Next: happy with the number? Walk through the order itself in Placing an order.