RENTS.WS Review 2026
Ready-made shops for accounts and digital goods, with a Telegram bot and a Telegram accounts module
You have a folder of accounts, a batch of keys or a stack of subscriptions ready to go, and the only thing missing is a shop to sell them from. On RENTS.WS that gap closes the same afternoon. You register, pick a template, upload your stock from a .txt file, and a storefront with hosting, an SSL certificate, automatic delivery and a Telegram bot is live in under fifteen minutes. The first shop rents free, and the engine behind it has been renting shops since 2013.
Everything a seller needs to trade sits inside that rental: payment desks that pay out to your own accounts, a crypto route that needs nothing more than a wallet address, an RWS Pay balance that pays out in USDT, cabinets for buyers, suppliers, managers and your own resellers, and a purpose-built module for selling Telegram accounts. Here is what arrives on day one and what a shop can add as it grows.
What the shop includes on day one
The rental is the whole shop, not a bare engine. Each of the pieces below is in place the moment the shop is registered, so the first hour goes on uploading stock and choosing a look rather than on setup.
Address and certificate
An internal address on rents.ac works from the moment you register. Attach your own domain and the SSL certificate is issued free, with redirects from spare domains onto the main one.
Storefront design
Ready templates, a preset-based theme builder for sellers who do not write CSS, and custom CSS for those who do. Installing your own design carries no fee and no minimum rental period.
Catalogue and delivery
Stock goes up from a .txt file, one line per unit, and files are sold as download links. Bulk editing, drag-and-drop ordering and price sorting keep a big catalogue tidy, and delivery is automatic into the payment window, the buyer email and the Telegram bot.
Infrastructure
Hosting, DDoS protection, API access from the moment the shop exists, SEO fields on the shop, its categories and every product, custom meta tags, and Passkey login through Face ID, Touch ID, fingerprint or Windows Hello alongside 2FA.
Cabinets for everyone around the shop
A buyer account that works in every shop on the platform, a supplier cabinet that turns your shop into a marketplace, managers with restricted access and a detailed action log, and an affiliate cabinet for your own resellers with statistics, payout requests and promo materials.
Your own terms and an English version
You publish your own purchase and replacement rules, and the buyer sees them in the shop before ordering. Visitors on foreign IPs get the English version of the site automatically, with prices shown in USD.
Two sales channels: the website and the Telegram bot
A shop on RENTS.WS sells in two places at once. The website is the storefront with categories, search, product pages and the checkout. The Telegram bot is your own bot, created through BotFather and connected in the shop settings, where buyers browse the same catalogue, pay from an RWS Pay balance or in crypto and receive the goods inside the chat.
On the website
Buyers find the shop through the platform catalogue and on-site search or come straight to your domain. After payment the goods appear in the payment window they are already looking at and go to their email as well, with no manual step on your side.
In the Telegram bot
Since June 2026 the bot is a full second sales channel, and every order is tagged by origin so you can see which channel each sale came from. An item can be hidden from the website and sold only in the bot, which turns the shop admin into a control panel for a bot-first business.
In practice this means a seller whose audience lives in Telegram keeps selling there, while the website picks up buyers who arrive from the catalogue and search, and both feed the same stock, the same delivery and the same statistics.
A dedicated module for Telegram accounts
Telegram accounts are one of the busiest categories on the platform, and in May 2026 RENTS.WS gave them a module of their own that runs beside the ordinary product system rather than inside it. Stock is imported in the formats sellers already hold, buyers filter on parameters that are read automatically off the accounts, payment comes from the RWS Pay balance, and the buyer picks the delivery format that fits their tooling.
Import formats
- AUTHKEY and DCID pairs
- TData folders
- Session files
- ZIP archives
Delivery formats
- TData
- Telethon session
- Pyrogram session
- Login by phone number and code
Before an account is handed over it is checked for validity, and that check runs through proxies you attach yourself. A batch can carry its own set of proxies, with a shared list as the fallback, so a seller who sources stock from different places can keep each batch on the network it was prepared on. The buyer receives an account that was working moments before delivery, which is the kind of detail that brings repeat orders.
The August 2026 update brought bulk editing, drag-and-drop ordering, price sorting and USD price display into the module, so a large Telegram catalogue is as easy to manage as the rest of the shop.
Payment desks, crypto and the RWS Pay balance
Money can reach you three ways, and a shop can run all of them side by side.
Payment desks
Connect a desk in the shop settings and takings land on your own account as soon as a sale clears. Freekassa, RuKassa, Platega, Enot.io, Lava, WebMoney, Payeer, Unitpay and Aaio are all available, with Platega the newest addition in March 2026.
Crypto
The quickest route to switch on: a wallet address in the settings is enough, and conversion to USDT TRC20 is automatic. Bitcoin is accepted, and since June 2026 crypto takings accumulate on the RWS Pay balance, so there is no network fee on every individual sale.
RWS Pay balance
The internal balance, launched in February 2026. A buyer pays into it, the sum releases to you after 24 hours, and you withdraw in USDT whenever you like, with no minimum amount. The 3 percent withdrawal fee is shown in the withdrawal window before you confirm.
For buyers, RWS Pay is the familiar route: one account works in every shop on the platform, and the reviews a shop collects come from buyers who paid this way, so a new shop builds its reputation on real orders from the first week.
Extra shops, placement and badges
The free rental covers the shop itself. As sales pick up, these are the options a seller can add, each with a published price.
| Option | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Each further shop | 1,000 RUB per month | The first shop rents free. Sellers running several brands add shops on the same engine and manage them from the same familiar admin panel. |
| Catalogue placement | Quoted on request | A paid position at the top of the catalogue and of product search. Support quotes the current rate. It opens 30 days after the shop is registered, or straight away for shops on the deposit list. |
| Banner advertising | 2,000 to 4,500 RUB | Site-wide banners on the search, catalogue and deposit pages. The 1184x60 slots run 2,500 to 4,500 RUB, the 576x60 slots 2,000 to 3,000 RUB, with a 500 kb limit on the file. |
| Text line advertising | 200 to 300 RUB | The most affordable placement on the site, priced by page: 300 RUB on search, 250 RUB inside search results, 200 RUB in the catalogue. |
| Deposit badge | From 5,000 RUB | Optional. A shop that lodges a deposit appears on the public deposit list, ordered by size, and buyers see the badge as a sign of a shop that has put money behind its name. Some shops on that list have been trading since 2013. |
| Cashback badge | Set by the seller | Since August 2026 a shop can fund cashback on RWS Pay purchases. Shops that offer it carry a badge in search and in categories, which is a simple way for a new shop to stand out. |
Checking Telegram batches on mobile IPs
The Telegram module leaves one choice to the seller: which proxies each batch is validated through. Sellers who import stock by the batch, check it, list it and then import the next one want a network that matches how those accounts will be used afterwards, and mobile IPs are the natural fit for Telegram.
PROXIES.SX supplies 4G/5G mobile and residential IPs by country, billed per gigabyte with free endpoints and gigabytes that never expire. That suits validation traffic that arrives in bursts rather than around the clock: attach a set to a batch, run the check, and the same balance is still there for the next import. Proxies are also a product on the platform in their own right, with mobile and SOCKS or HTTP categories in the catalogue.
What changed in 2026
The platform keeps a dated news feed, and this year alone it has added the RWS Pay balance in February, Platega as a payment desk in March, the Telegram accounts module in May, the affiliate cabinet, the bot as a second sales channel, Passkey login and the crypto rework in June, the automatic English version in July, and the cashback badge together with bulk catalogue editing in August. For a seller that means the shop rented today is noticeably more capable than the one rented in January, at the same free rent.
Opening a shop
If the stock is ready, the shop can be too. Register, choose a template, upload the first .txt file and connect a payment desk or a wallet address. The rents.ac address works straight away, your own domain can follow with a free certificate, and the Telegram bot and the accounts module are there whenever you want to switch them on. The first shop rents free, and a second brand on the same engine is 1,000 RUB a month.
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