Telegram bots for business

Ten Telegram bots, each built for one job, at a fixed price.

What is a Telegram business bot?

A Telegram business bot does one repeating job inside Telegram so your team doesn't have to. The ones worth paying for are a shop bot (catalog and checkout), a support bot (tickets routed to your team), a lead bot (enquiries with the answers you need), a CRM bot (an owner and a follow-up for every lead) and an auto-post bot for your channel. tgkit builds each one on a fixed-price package: $149 for a single-job bot, $349 for a bot with payments, a database and broadcasts, from $699 for integrations and Mini Apps.

How buying works

1. Pick a bot and a packageEach bot page shows the package it needs, with the price up front.
2. Pay through StripeCheckout asks what the bot is for and your Telegram handle. Nothing else.
3. We confirm, then buildWe email you within 24 hours to confirm the scope and a delivery date. Most Starter and Business bots are delivered within a few days.

Pick the bot by the job, not by the industry

Nobody needs a "bot for real estate" or a "bot for restaurants". They need a bot that takes a booking, answers the same five questions, or makes sure a lead reaches a person. The same appointment bot serves a salon, a tutor and a car wash; the same lead bot serves an agency and a solar installer. That is why the catalog above is sorted by job, and why each page says exactly which package the job needs.

What Telegram allows a business bot to do, and what it doesn't

These rules decide how every bot here is built. They come from Telegram's own documents, checked on 2 November 2026.

• A bot cannot start a conversation. A user has to press Start or add the bot to a group first, so every message the bot sends goes to someone who asked for it.
• Digital goods and services sold inside a bot must be paid in Telegram Stars (Bot Developer Terms, section 6.2; the Stars payments guide says the same). Physical goods and real-world services may use other currencies and payment providers such as Stripe.
• Every bot that takes payments must answer /paysupport and handle payment complaints (Bot Developer Terms, section 6.2.1).
• Sending limits: about 30 messages per second across all chats, no more than one per second in a single chat, and 20 per minute in a group (bot FAQ). Paid broadcasts raise it to 1,000 per second at 0.1 Stars per message, for bots with at least 100,000 Stars and 100,000 monthly active users.
• No unsolicited messages. Bots must not spam or harass users (Bot Developer Terms, section 5.2), and "social growth manipulation" is a forbidden use case. We don't build mass-DM bots, member scrapers or fake-engagement tools, and we say so before you pay.

Which package does my bot need?

• Starter, $149: one job with no memory. Welcome message, menu, FAQ answers, up to five commands. Good for a support FAQ or a link hub.
• Business, $349: anything that has to remember people or take money. A database, admin commands, payments, scheduled posts or broadcasts to the people who opted in. Most bots in the catalog are this.
• Custom, from $699: anything that talks to another system or to a team. Shopify or Sheets sync, a CRM with owners and statuses, a Mini App, several bots that share data.

Not sure a bot is the right tool?

Often it isn't. A bot can't bring you an audience: if nobody visits your channel or your site, a perfect bot automates a quiet room. And if your customers don't already use Telegram, a bot won't move them there. Start from where your enquiries already arrive. If that is Telegram, the what is a Telegram bot guide explains the rest, and the bot development page covers fully custom builds.

Telegram business bots FAQ