Telegram auto-post bot
Fill a queue once a week, approve it, and the bot publishes to your channel on schedule, each post with its own tracked link, so you see which posts bring people in.
Price $349 one-time
Buy Business packageSecure checkout by Stripe. At checkout you tell us what the bot is for and your Telegram handle.
What happens next: we email you within 24 hours to confirm the scope and a delivery date. Most Starter and Business bots are delivered within a few days, with two rounds of revisions.
Draft for Tuesday 18:00: “The new collection is live.” (photo)
Approve
Scheduled. 9 posts in the queue, enough until Friday.
What is a Telegram auto-post bot?
A Telegram auto-post bot publishes your channel's posts from a queue on a schedule. You add posts (text, photos, albums, video) by sending them to the bot or from a sheet; nothing goes out until you approve it. The bot posts at the times you set, adds one call-to-action button per post with its own tracked link, and tells you if a post failed or the queue is about to run dry.
What it does, step by step
- You send drafts to the bot, or it reads them from a Google Sheet.
- The bot shows each draft as it will look and waits for Approve.
- Approved posts are scheduled into your time slots.
- Each post gets one button with its own link, so clicks and Starts are counted per post.
- Failed posts and an empty queue are reported to you in a private chat.
The limits that matter for channel posts
- The bot has to be an administrator of the channel with the right to post.
- Text posts are capped at 4,096 characters, captions at 1,024 (Bot API, sendMessage and sendPhoto), so long posts with a photo are split or shortened before you approve them, not after.
- Albums are 2 to 10 items (sendMediaGroup).
- Scheduling runs on the bot's server. The Bot API can't schedule a bot's
own channel posts (its
send_dateexists only for posts suggested to someone else's channel), so the bot keeps the queue and sends each post at its time. - Paid posts are possible: paid media cost 1 to 25,000 Stars, up to 10 items per post (sendPaidMedia).
How often should it post?
Less than people think. Posting more often spreads the same readers over more posts, so views per post drop. Start with three to five posts a week at the hours your channel is most read, then let the per-post links tell you what works. The bot makes posting consistent; it doesn't make a channel interesting, and it won't publish anything you haven't approved.
Telegram auto-post bot FAQ
Can a Telegram bot post to my channel automatically?
Yes. Add the bot as a channel administrator with the right to post, and it publishes from its queue at the times you set.
Can I schedule Telegram channel posts with a bot?
Yes. The Bot API can't schedule a bot's own channel posts, so the bot keeps the queue and sends each post at its time. You approve every post before it is scheduled.
What are the length limits for channel posts?
4,096 characters for a text message and 1,024 for a photo or video caption. Albums take 2 to 10 items.
How much does an auto-post bot cost?
$349 one-time on the Business package: queue, approval, schedule, tracked buttons and failure alerts. Reading drafts from your own CMS is a Custom build.
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