Cart, bundles and mass orders
When one boost isn't enough, three tools let you order in batches:
- the Cart — collect boosts as you browse and pay once;
- multi-link ordering — the same boost delivered to several targets in one launch;
- Mass order — paste many orders as text rows, for real bulk work.
All three feed the same batch checkout, and all three earn the bundle discount: when 2 or more orders check out together, a 10% bundle discount joins your other discounts (on plans that include it — Lite and above; everything still capped at 15% total, with overflow returned as boost credit).
A batch is not one big order — it's several independent orders placed together. Each line is validated, priced and charged on its own. One line failing (a bad link, an over-limit quantity) never blocks or rolls back the others, and a rejected line stays in the cart with its error so you can fix and retry it instead of it vanishing.
The cart
Adding to the cart
- In the Boost lab, set up a boost as usual — booster, target, amount, delivery options.
- Instead of launching, press "+ Cart" next to the launch button.
- The cart icon in the page header counts your lines. Keep browsing and add more.
Checking out
- Press the cart icon to open the Cart view. The heading confirms the model: your lines are "one batch, independent orders — failed lines stay for retry".
- Review each line — service, quantity, target, price — and remove any with its ✕.
- Read the Batch summary: the list subtotal, your combined discounts (the summary explains the math: tier + volume + bundle 10%, summed and capped at 15%, with overflow returned as boost credit up to 3%), the total, and how it splits into boost credit and wallet cash.
- Press "Place N orders · $X" (the button shows the line count and the exact wallet charge).
Every line is re-priced by the server at the moment of checkout — what you see is what each order charges. After checkout you get a per-line result: placed lines move to your orders with live progress; failed lines stay in the cart with the exact error.
If your combined balance can't cover the batch, checkout stops with the shortfall ("Wallet short — top up above") and nothing is charged; top up and try again.
- The cart holds up to 20 lines on every plan. Mass order raises the batch ceiling further on paid plans (below).
- An empty cart reminds you why bundling matters: "Two or more boosters in one checkout earn the bundle bonus."
Multi-link: one boost, many targets
Inside the Boost lab's Target step you can press "+ another link" to add extra target links — up to 9 extra (10 targets in total). Each target becomes its own order in one batch, so:
- every target is validated separately (one bad link doesn't stop the others — but fix or remove it before launch; the lab won't submit while an extra link fails validation),
- the note under the links confirms the deal: "N targets · placed together, 10% bundle discount applied at checkout".
This is the fastest way to, say, push the same view count to ten posts at once.
Mass order: paste rows
For serious volume — many services, many links, many quantities — use Mass order:
- Open the Cart view and press "⌁ Mass order · paste rows" (a Mass order button is also available in the store toolbar).
- In the dialog, enter one order per line in the format:
service_id | link | quantity
For example:
12 | t.me/yourchannel | 1000
12 | @anotherchannel | 500
31 | t.me/yourchannel/123 | 2500
- The dialog live-counts how many rows parse cleanly and tells you your plan's row allowance (for example "up to 25 rows on Lite"). Bad rows are skipped, never guessed.
- Press "Add N lines to cart". The rows land in the cart as ordinary lines.
- Review and check out as usual — the bundle discount applies when 2 or more lines go together.
Where to find service IDs: every service's numeric ID is in its permalink (/boost/service/12-… is service 12) and in the API's services list.
Mass-order limits by plan
How many rows one batch may carry depends on your plan:
| Plan | Rows per batch |
|---|---|
| Free | — (cart's 20 lines only) |
| Lite | 25 |
| Plus | 50 |
| Elite | 150 |
| Master | 500 |
| Ultimate | 2,000 |
Exceed your allowance and the checkout tells you exactly: "That's N items — the most you can order at once on the your-plan plan is X", naming the plan that raises it.
If you're scripting bulk orders rather than pasting them, the Boost API places orders programmatically with the same pricing, and webhooks (Master+) replace polling.
The bundle discount — exact rules
- Triggers when 2 or more orders are placed in one checkout (cart, multi-link, or mass order — they all count).
- Worth 10%, added to your plan discount and volume break; the summed percentage is capped at 15%, and anything past the cap returns as boost credit (up to 3% of the order value).
- Available on Lite and above. On the Free plan the batch still works — the bundle line simply doesn't apply, and the quote never shows a discount the checkout wouldn't honour.
Money in a batch
- Each line charges boost credit first, then wallet cash, exactly like a single order, in one atomic step with the order itself.
- You are only ever charged for lines that succeed. Failed lines charge nothing.
- If a placed line later fails delivery (no provider accepts it), that line is refunded in full automatically — credit as credit, cash as cash. See Cancellations and refunds.
Ordering in bulk from the Telegram bot
The Onflow Ads Telegram bot (https://t.me/OnflowAdsBot) has the same machinery: a cart with one atomic checkout, and — on paid plans — a "Mass Order — many channels" button on a service's detail screen. There you paste up to your plan's row allowance of links (one per line), enter a single quantity, and every channel is queued through the cart checkout, with per-item refunds if a line fails. Bot and website share one wallet, one price list and one order history.
FAQ
Do the lines in a batch share one order ID?
No — each line gets its own BO-… order ID, its own status, its own timeline, its own proof page. They share a batch, not an identity.
One of my lines failed. Was I charged for it? No. Failed lines never charge; you paid only for the lines that were placed. The failed line stays in the cart with its error.
Can I mix platforms in one batch? Yes — any services from the catalogue can share a batch, and the bundle discount still applies.
Can I put drip-feed or priority on cart lines? Yes — the delivery options you set in the Boost lab before pressing "+ Cart" travel with the line.
Why doesn't my batch show the bundle discount? Either it has only one line, or you're on the Free plan (the bundle discount unlocks at Lite).
Next: every line becomes its own order — follow them all in Tracking your orders.