A story lasts
How long a story lasts, per this page.
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Direct placement across high-authority publishers, premium media networks, and specialized editorial channels.
The price of a post, reel or story is written on each page card. You send the brief, the page owner accepts, and after direct payment the ad goes live.
Seemerce is not an ad network and takes no percentage of your order. The price is what the seller set, payment goes directly to them, and Seemerce only keeps the order process transparent.
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The catalog is not yet big enough for a minimum and median price to mean anything; we will not put a made-up number in their place. Each listing price is transparent on its own card, and as more listings arrive the real stats will sit right here.
What really moves the price is audience engagement, not just the follower count. A page with fewer but more active followers is the better buy for most businesses.
Where the product is visual: clothing, food, decor, local services. The Instagram audience decides with its eyes, and an ad without a good image gets lost even on the best page. So prepare the creative before booking, or ask the page owner to produce it in their own style; content that speaks the language of that page always beats a ready-made banner.
Topic match matters more than size. A cooking page sells a pressure cooker better than a comedy page several times its size; the audience is smaller, but it is the one that buys.
Look at the view-to-follower ratio. A page with a large audience but views far below it either has an inactive audience or one that came from the wrong place. Open the last few posts yourself too: real comments, or the same recycled praise? Those two minutes of checking beat any filter.
It is negotiated, and you set it in the brief. Many pages prefer to produce it themselves in their own voice, and the result is usually better; if you have ready content, you send it in the workroom.
Each page writes its retention terms in the listing description, and you see it before ordering. If it is not written, ask in the workroom so the answer stays on record; the order timeline exists for exactly this.
The price of a post, reel or story is on each page's card. You send a brief, the owner accepts, you pay directly and the ad goes live.
Tap any step to read the details behind it.
Each slot's price is written on its card. The order goes straight to the seller, and so does the money.
The owner of the page states followers and views. Before ordering you can ask for screenshots of the stats in the workroom.
A story usually costs less than a post because it lasts 24 hours. For discount codes and short campaigns it is often the better pick.
A person reviews every listing. The Seemerce pick rests on how complete a listing is and its confirmed order history, and its place is never for sale.
Seemerce is not an ad network and takes no percentage of your order. The price is the one the seller set, and payment goes straight to them.
Every slot says exactly what you get.
Tap any solution to see exactly what it includes.
Stays on the page.
Short video.
24 hours.
An order that is not sold.
Pages.
List your slot.
We set FTC guidance on disclosing paid relationships beside this section.
FTC: a paid relationship must be hard to miss, placed with the endorsement itself and not buried in a bio or at the end; words such as ad and sponsored are accepted.
With us This page says nothing on ad labelling; agree it with the seller.
The FTC says to avoid vague shorthand such as sp, spon or collab.
With us Agree a clear label for the ad with the page owner.
The FTC puts responsibility for disclosure on the influencer.
With us Followers and views are declared by the page owner; before ordering, ask for stat screenshots in the workroom.
The FTC says in video and live content disclosure should be in the content itself, not just the description.
With us A story usually costs less than a post because it lasts 24 hours; for discount codes and short campaigns it often works better.
Telegram Ads keeps half the revenue.
With us The order goes straight to the seller and the money to their account; Seemerce takes no share.
Sources: FTC guidance (disclosures)
Each figure is from its own source.
How long a story lasts, per this page.
SeemercePost, reel and story.
SeemerceSeemerce takes no share of the deal and is not an ad network.
SeemerceOn Telegram Ads 50% of ad revenue goes to channel owners.
TelegramThe ad-copy limit on Telegram Ads.
TelegramThe size AdSense says tends to have more ad inventory.
Google AdSenseSources: FTC guidance (disclosures)
Only what the reference document says outright is marked.
| Practice | FTC | Seemerce |
|---|---|---|
| Disclose a paid relationship1 of 1 | This page says nothing on ad labelling; agree it with the seller. | |
| Placement: visible, not in the bio1 of 1 | Agree with the page owner | |
| Accepted words: ad and sponsored1 of 1 | Agree with the page owner | |
| Avoid sp and collab1 of 1 | Agree with the page owner |
stated on their published page not stated there (it may still be done)
Sources: FTC guidance (disclosures)
Telegram Ads gives 50% of ad revenue to channel owners. On Seemerce the seller sets the price and the money goes straight to their account.
Sources: Telegram Ads; the Seemerce advertising page
Only what this page already promises.
Sponsored posts on pages that publish their own rate card.
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