Telegram channel and competitor analytics in one dashboard
Subscribers, joins, views and ERR across your whole network, where people come from and which posts work best. Next to it — competitors: their growth, posts and who links to whom.
How it works
- step 1
Connect channels
Subscribers, joins and leaves are counted as soon as your bot is an admin.
- step 2
Add a userbot
A userbot account reads views, reactions and forwards — the Bot API does not provide them.
- step 3
Add competitors
Public channels by @username: the userbot reads them every 6 hours without joining.
What’s inside
Subscriber sources
An invite link per source and bot trackers; the Growth page puts clicks and joins in one table.
Content analysis
Your posts compared with each other: length, first line, media, call to action, posting hour — and how much better posts with each trait perform.
Competitors without joining
Subscribers by day, posts with views, ERR, posting hours and mentions of other channels — you see their ads and partnerships.
Channel health
A health score for each channel shows what needs attention.
A report by link
A read-only public dashboard for a client or partner; it prints to PDF.
An AI manager that shows its numbers
The model answers “why did we drop” and “what to post” from your network data and shows exactly the numbers it saw.
two channels free, no card · cancel any time
FAQ
Where do views come from?
A userbot account reads them — the Bot API has no views or reactions. Userbots are on every paid plan.
How many competitors can I track?
It depends on the plan: from one on the free plan to two hundred on the top one. Exact numbers are on the pricing page.
Does a competitor see me?
No. The userbot reads a public channel without joining it.