- Channels
- 2
- Sends per day
- 30
- Competitors tracked
- 1
- Userbots
- —
- File size
- 20 MB
- Report history
- 14 days
- Scheduler, editor, content calendar
- Chat moderation and auto-replies
- AI post processing with your own key
You pay for channels, not for seats in your team. A year costs ten months, payment is in Telegram Stars or USDT. The monetization fee goes down as the plan goes up.
A plan limit is how many channels one owner runs. You pay inside the bot: Telegram Stars or USDT on TRC20. A year costs the same as ten months.
The button opens the bot in Telegram with an invoice for that plan ready. Pay with Telegram Stars or USDT; receipts and renewals live there too.
Stars go through middlemen. When you buy them in Telegram you pay the app store’s and Telegram’s markup, while Telegram pays a service about $0.013 per star, and the Fragment exchange keeps another 5% on conversion. The Stars price is set so that after these cuts we receive exactly the plan price — we add nothing on top. USDT has no middlemen: you pay exactly the plan price.
Change or cancel the plan at any time inside the bot — the channels stay yours, posts and statistics stay where they are. The platform keeps 15% of what free channels earn and 6–12% on paid plans; the rest is paid out automatically. A few channels more than the plan gives? Buy them at $3 a month each — moving to the next plan is optional. More than 1,000 channels? Message the bot and we will put a plan together for your network.
Drag the slider: an owner with three channels and a network of a hundred pay the market completely different money. Priced from the vendors’ own pages, deliberately at the low end — against ourselves.
Four dashboards with nothing connecting them, and everything moved by hand.
Posts, numbers, subscribers and channel revenue are connected inside one account.
Vendor prices were taken from their own pages on 20 September 2026 and may change. From your sales we keep 6–12% depending on the plan — and only from what you actually earn.
No. You create your own bot in @BotFather, paste the token into the panel and add the bot as an admin to your channel. The panel opens in a browser or inside Telegram as a Mini App. Your bot runs your channels, so the platform never gets access to your personal account.
The Telegram Bot API does not expose views or reactions. A regular account — a userbot that is a member of your channels — reads them. You connect it yourself by phone number and the session is stored encrypted. This is a grey area in Telegram’s rules, so we recommend a separate number.
Plans, paid subscriptions, donations and ads are paid through the bot: Telegram Stars or USDT on TRC20 (Tron). The bot issues an invoice with an address and an exact amount, and confirmation arrives on its own within a minute or three. No cards, no sign-up forms.
Every owner gets their own publishing lane and the lanes run in parallel: an owner with a thousand channels never delays an owner with three. The only shared limit is Telegram’s own per-bot limit, and with your own bot you are fully independent. Retries and flood-wait handling are automatic.
The channels stay yours — your bot runs them, not the platform. The plan simply drops to Free: scheduling above the limit pauses, while posts and statistics stay where they are. Renew and everything picks up from the same place.
Mass inviting, scraping other people’s audiences, engagement farming and cold DMs to strangers. All of it breaks Telegram’s rules and gets accounts banned. This product is built for running the channels you own.