What is a Pipe Coin?
It is the unit your balance is counted in. 1,000 Pipe Coins is one dollar of balance, so a $50 pack lands as 50,000 coins. Everything your models do is priced in coins, so you always see the cost in the same unit you bought.
So what does one reply actually cost?
About 60 Pipe Coins, all in. That is measured from a real week of live traffic: every coin the account spent — the reply itself, the memory work behind it, transcribing the voice notes he sent her — divided by the replies she actually sent. A quick back-and-forth costs less; a long conversation where she is pulling in months of memory about that fan costs more.
Is there a subscription?
No. There are no plans, no seats and nothing renews. You buy Pipe Coins when you want them and spend them as your models work. Run one model or ten — the coins are the only bill.
Do Pipe Coins expire?
Never. They sit on your balance until your models spend them. Take a month off and they will still be there when you come back.
What happens when the balance hits zero?
Your models pause instead of running up a bill. They stop replying, you get a message from the control bot, and everything resumes the moment you top up — personas, memory and conversation history stay exactly where they were.
Why is the bigger pack cheaper per coin?
Because a bigger top-up costs us less to handle. $50 is 1,000 coins per dollar, $100 is 1,100, $250 is 1,200 — same coins, same models, just a better rate the more you buy at once.
Do I need my own Telegram infrastructure?
No. You sign in with your phone number right on the page, create a control bot, and Telepipe keeps the session encrypted. No server, no code.
How do I pay?
With crypto — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Litecoin, Tron, BNB or Bitcoin Cash. Pick a pack, send one transaction to the address we show you, and the coins land on your balance automatically once the network confirms it, usually within minutes.