Telegram gift floor price: what it is and where to check it

Updated 13 November 2026 · 3 min read

The floor price of a Telegram gift is the cheapest listing of that gift for sale right now. Every collection has one, and so does every model and every backdrop inside it. As of November 2026, the Plush Pepe floor was about 6,749 TON and most collections sat between 4 and 60 TON. The live floor of every collection is on Telegram gift prices, read from every marketplace at once.

What the floor price is

A floor is an asking price, not a sale. It is the lowest price any seller is currently asking for a gift in a group. If you wanted to buy the cheapest Plush Pepe this minute, the floor is what you would pay before any marketplace fee.

Sales Tracker reads listings from Portals, MRKT, Tonnel, Getgems, Fragment, Market App and Telegram's own market and shows the lowest of them. Each gift page names the marketplace that holds the floor, because the cheapest listing often sits on a different venue from one hour to the next.

When nothing is listed at all, there is no floor. In that case Sales Tracker shows the last completed sale instead and says so.

Collection, model and backdrop floors

There are several floors for one gift, and mixing them up is the most common pricing mistake.

• Collection floor: the cheapest gift of the whole collection, whatever its model, backdrop or number. It is almost always a common model.
• Model floor: the cheapest gift with one model, for example the cheapest Plush Pepe Cozy Galaxy. This is the number to compare when you own or want a specific model.
• Backdrop floor: the cheapest gift on one backdrop. Black and Onyx Black often have their own premium, so collection pages list their floors separately.
• Model and backdrop together: the narrowest floor, for one exact combination. Backdrop pages show it with the odds of that combination.

A rare model can sell for many times the collection floor. In November 2026 the Plush Pepe collection floor was about 6,749 TON, while Cozy Galaxy models had sold for more than 100,000 TON. Comparing a Cozy Galaxy with the collection floor would undervalue it by a factor of fifteen or more.

See every collection's floor

Floors as of November 2026

These were the floors of the largest collections by market cap on 13 November 2026. Prices in TON; the live table updates every few minutes.

Floors as of 13 November 2026, the cheapest listing across every tracked marketplace.

Why the floor moves

A floor changes every time someone lists below it or the cheapest gift sells. A single seller who needs TON quickly can drop it for an hour; a buyer who sweeps the cheapest listings can lift it. That makes the floor the most jumpy of the three common prices.

• New supply: while a collection is still being upgraded, fresh gifts reach the market and push the floor down.
• Burning: gifts used up in crafting leave the supply for good, which can lift floors over time.
• Demand swings: a busy week for one collection shows up first in its floor.
• Fees: some venues add a buyer fee, so the same listed price costs more on one market than another.

For a steadier read, look at the median sale over 7 or 30 days next to the floor. A floor far below the recent median usually means a seller in a hurry or a common gift, and a floor above it means sellers expect the price to rise. The guide to valuing a gift explains how to combine the two.

Where to check the floor

• Telegram gift prices: every collection's floor, 24 hour change, market cap and supply on one page.
• A collection page, such as Plush Pepe: the collection floor, every model with its rarity and last sale, and the floor by marketplace.
• Compare marketplaces: where each gift is cheapest right now, venue by venue.
• Deals: listings under what their model usually sells for.
• In any Telegram chat: type @SalesBot pepe floor to post the live floor card.

To be told when a floor drops under your price, set an alert in the Mini App. @SalesBot sends a message the moment it happens.

Open Sales Tracker in Telegram

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