Telegram channel stats by link
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Paste a @username or t.me link to a public channel and in a couple of seconds you get the exact subscriber count, average and median views of recent posts, ERR, reaction rate, posts per day and the hours the channel posts. Use it to vet a channel before buying an ad or to see how channels in your niche are doing.
How to use it
- step 1
Copy the link
@username, t.me/username, a post link or the web feed t.me/s/username all work. Private invite-only channels can’t be checked: they have no public feed.
- step 2
Press “Check”
We read the channel’s public Telegram pages — the same feed anyone sees without subscribing. No login, no bot.
- step 3
Compare with the ad price
Average views are the reach of one post. Divide the ad price by views and multiply by 1,000 to get CPM — the easiest way to compare channels.
How it’s calculated
Subscribers
The exact number from the channel page t.me/username. The feed itself rounds it to thousands (12.3K), so we read the channel page.
Average and median views
Calculated from the latest posts in the public feed (usually about twenty). Posts younger than 24 hours are left out: they are still gaining views and would drag the number down. The median is less sensitive to one viral post — if it is far below the average, reach depends on rare hits.
ERR
Average post views ÷ subscribers × 100%. It shows what share of the audience sees a typical post. Lots of subscribers with few views is a reason to look closer before buying an ad.
Reactions (ER)
Reactions ÷ views × 100%, averaged per post. The public feed doesn’t show comments or forwards, so only reactions count here. Zero reactions usually means they are turned off.
Frequency and posting hours
How many posts per day over the period the feed covers, and at what hours — shown in your time zone.
What isn’t here
Subscriber history, view sources and daily growth aren’t public — only channel admins see them. For your own channels, TGStudio analytics keeps the full history since you connected them.
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FAQ
Is it free?
Yes, fully: no login, no bot, no “three checks a day” limit. There is only flood protection — about twenty checks a minute per IP.
How do I see stats of someone else’s channel?
Paste its link above. You see everything Telegram shows in the public feed: subscribers, views, reactions and post dates. Internal stats (sources, unsubscribes) are visible only to the channel’s admins.
Why does it say there is no feed?
The channel is private, the owner disabled web preview, or there are no posts yet. Such a channel can only be checked from the inside, via Telegram’s built-in stats, if you are an admin.
How fresh are the numbers?
We read the page at the moment of the check and cache the answer for 30 minutes.
Can I check a group?
No, channels only: groups have no public feed with views.