Free vs Pro vs Community

Free forever, no card and no trial clock. Best for trying Limzo in one group — and more than a demo: a public 7-day stats page, the member commands (/me, /stats, /top, /link, /rules, /report, /help), seven of the eight group games, a custom welcome message with dynamic placeholders, newcomer captcha, spam and link controls, automatic weekly highlights with a small Limzo mention, 30 days of daily stats, and up to 10,000 tracked messages a month.

$9 a month paid as 600 Telegram Stars, or $90 a year as 6,000 Stars — twelve months for the price of ten. For active groups that want more: /quote, /champions, /awards and /insights, hangman, 30-day and all-time ranges on the public page plus the switch to unlist it or turn it off, no watermark, an image, a button and rich formatting on the welcome message, customizable weekly highlights, member segments and invite-link tracking in the weekly report, raid lockdown and impersonation actions, 300 trusted members instead of 3, scheduled quiet hours, keyword alert digests for admins, automatic clean-up sweeps for deleted accounts and inactive members, longer daily quizzes and the pick of which game posts every day, 370 days of history, and a 100,000-message monthly allowance.

$25 a month, paid as 1,650 Telegram Stars. Everything in Pro, for larger communities or several groups that need higher limits — up to 1,000,000 tracked messages a month and 730 days of history — a longer public archive, priority help, and more flexible configuration.

Every group gets a public stats page, and on Free it stays on: the 7-day snapshot is part of what Free is. Pro and Community add the control — unlist the page so only people with the link can open it, or switch it off entirely. What appears there is limited on every plan. If your group is private on Telegram, Limzo publishes only what it measured itself, never the description or member count Telegram handed it, and the profile is kept out of search engines and out of the group directory.

Free keeps 30 days of daily stats, Pro keeps 370 and Community 730. Older days are pruned, so charts, leaderboards and trends on a Free group cover the last month rather than the whole life of the group. Upgrading widens the window from that day forward — it does not bring back days already pruned, which is the one good reason to upgrade sooner rather than later.

Nothing breaks, and the cap itself deletes nothing. Once a group passes its monthly allowance, Limzo stops adding new messages to your stats until the month rolls over, so levels, leaderboards and charts pause where they are. Everything counted before that stays safe and comes straight back at the start of the next month — but the messages in the gap are not counted retroactively, so an upgrade is what keeps a busy month complete. Admins get a private heads-up as the group approaches the limit, not after it.

Upgrading happens in the admin Mini App with Telegram Stars, and it is self-serve — no sales call and no invoice to chase. The monthly plan renews itself every month and can be cancelled from Telegram at any time; yearly Pro is a single payment that runs for 365 days and does not auto-renew. Existing group data stays attached to the same group, and pricing is per group.