Clients with their own login
A client is a set of channels. Their own Telegram users get access to those channels only: calendar, posts, analytics and comments.
for agencies and network operators
Dozens of client channels, one account
Each client sees only their own channels and approves posts by link. You run all of them from one panel, and the public pages carry your brand.
Two channels free. Agency mode comes with Business and up
What usually hurts
The client wants to approve every post, but you cannot hand over the account
The client logs into their own space and approves posts with a discussion thread. They never see the other channels.
Channels from different clients are mixed in one list
A channel belongs to exactly one client. An editor only sees their own scope — nothing to mix up.
The client report is assembled by hand from three tools
The client report opens by link and updates itself. So does the channel media kit.
Branded pages carry somebody else’s logo
White-label: public pages show your name and your address instead of ours.
What already works
Not one roadmap promise: everything listed here can be opened in the demo right now.
Roles and channel scope
Owner, admin, editor, client. An editor sees only their channels and only their sections. The action log shows who did what.
Approvals with a thread
A post goes to the client for approval and the edits are discussed right on the card. Until it is approved, it does not go out.
White-label public pages
Media kit, client report and network showcase carry your name and a link to your site.
The client’s money
Ad sales through a showcase with prices and escrow, paid subscriptions and donations. The platform keeps 8%, the rest is paid out automatically.
Reports without manual work
A weekly digest in the bot, a per-person team report, public client and advertiser reports that print to PDF, CSV export for any channel.
Your first client onboard in three steps
- 01
Connect the client channels
With your own bot: token into the panel, bot as admin in the channel. Different clients can run on different bots.
- 02
Create the client and hand over the login
Create a client, attach their channels, add their person by @username. They will see only their own.
- 03
Turn on approvals and the report
Posts go to the client for approval; the public report opens by link with no access to the account.
What it costs
Agency mode is part of Business — $149 a month, up to 300 channels and 15,000 sends a day. A year costs the same as ten months.
Need more than 300 channels, or separate spaces for separate legal entities? Message the bot and we will put a plan together for how you actually work.
PricingQuestions agencies ask
- Will a client see the other clients?
- No. A client is a scope made of their channels. Every section of the panel, analytics and comments included, shows them only those channels.
- Whose bot runs the channels?
- Yours or the client’s — you decide. The token goes into the panel and that bot runs the channels. The platform never gets access to a Telegram account.
- What happens when a client leaves?
- You remove the client from the account: the channels stay with you, their people lose access, posts and statistics are kept.
- Can I invoice the client myself?
- The platform charges only for the plan and keeps 8% of sales made inside the channels. How you invoice your client is your business, and we stay out of it.