Telegram Bots
Connect the bot you created with @BotFather, then handle customer chats, manage subscribers and send broadcasts from the console. AI answers from your knowledge base; menus, lead forms, giveaways, check-ins and more switch on as needed; and an automatic card shop sends sales straight into your own payment app.
Features
- Chat handling: Messages to your bot arrive in the console: welcome messages, keyword replies, AI answers from your knowledge base and two-way translation, with a human able to take over at any time.
- Subscribers and broadcasts: Pick subscribers by tag and source for a broadcast; before sending, preview how many will receive it and who can’t be reached and why.
- Entry links: Create a separate bot entry link for each channel and see how many subscribers each channel brings.
- Engagement modules: Self-service menu, lead form, follow-to-claim rewards, invites, giveaways, check-ins, unsubscribe and hand-off to a human — switch on what you need.
- Follow-up sequences and coupons: Send a timed series of messages after someone subscribes, stopping when they reply; coupon pools make sure the same person always gets the same code from a pool.
- Automatic card shop: List products and import codes; customers pay in crypto and the money goes straight into your own multi-chain payment app — the platform never holds it. A code is reserved when the order is placed and delivered automatically once payment confirms.
- Knowledge base and saved replies: The knowledge base and saved replies are shared with Telegram Accounts; AI answers from the knowledge base, and agents insert saved replies in one click.
- Your own bot: The bot’s name, avatar and username are yours; its token is stored encrypted and never appears on any page or in any log.
How it works
- Create a bot: In Telegram, create a bot with @BotFather and copy its token.
- Connect it to the console: Paste the token into the Marketing Engine and set the welcome message and menu.
- Fill the knowledge base, turn on modules: Add common questions and saved replies, and turn on lead forms, giveaways, the shop and other modules as needed.
- Share entry links: Give each channel its own entry link; subscribers then get answered and receive broadcasts in one place.
Billing and rules
- A bot can only message users who have started it — that is Telegram’s rule — so broadcasts go to your subscribers.
- AI answers, translation and AI suggestions use your monthly AI tokens; when they run out, keyword replies and human replies keep working.
- Knowledge-base and saved-reply entries share one quota with Telegram Accounts.
- Card shop sales go into your own multi-chain payment app; the platform never collects or handles the money.
- When downgrading, delete bots down to the new tier’s quota first.
- Bot and image & media storage add-ons expire with the subscription they attach to; AI token add-ons are valid for the current month.
Pricing and quotas
| Telegram Bots | Telegram bots | Knowledge-base entries | Saved replies | AI tokens per month | Image & media storage | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 1 | 20 | 20 | — | 200 MB | Free · Included at sign-up |
| Telegram Bot | 3 | 200 | 100 | 500,000 | 1 GB | Monthly $9.90/mo; Half-yearly $54.45/half-year; Yearly $99.00/yr |
| Telegram Bot Pro | 10 | 1,000 | 500 | 3,000,000 | 5 GB | Monthly $29.00/mo; Half-yearly $159.50/half-year; Yearly $290.00/yr |
Add-ons
| Add-on | Valid for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| AI tokens +500,000 | Current month | $9.90 |
| Image & media storage +10 GB | Until the subscription ends | $9.90 |
| Telegram bots +1 | Until the subscription ends | $4.90 |
Half-yearly billing is charged as 5.5 months, yearly as 10 months. Prices are in USD and paid from your account balance. If you already subscribe, switching tiers is prorated against the remaining value, and points discounts are applied at checkout. The amount on the order page is final.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do Telegram Bots and Telegram Accounts differ?
A bot is the robot you create with @BotFather: customers come to it and you reply from the console, with no persistent connection on the platform side, so the risk is low. Telegram Accounts signs in to your real Telegram accounts, so you can message people first and take over existing chats — but Telegram’s anti-abuse measures apply to that account. The two are subscribed separately.
Can I sell codes through my bot? Does the money go through the platform?
Yes. List products in the bot’s automatic card shop and import codes; customers pay in crypto and the money goes straight into your own multi-chain payment app — the platform does not collect it. You can use per-order payment links, or let customers top up a personal address and pay from that balance. Codes are reserved when the order is placed and delivered automatically once payment confirms; late payments that find the stock empty are queued for restocking.
Which quota do AI answers use?
Your tier’s AI tokens, counted monthly. AI answers only from the knowledge base you provide; when tokens run out, keyword replies and human replies keep working.
Can I broadcast to every Telegram user?
No. Telegram only lets a bot message users who started it, so broadcasts go to your subscribers. Before sending you see how many will receive it and who can’t be reached.
What can I do on the free plan?
Connect a bot, handle chats, broadcast, and use entry links and engagement modules, within the quotas in the “Free” column of the pricing table; the free plan has no AI tokens.
Is my bot token safe?
The token is stored encrypted and never appears on any page or in any log. To change it, simply enter a new one.
Related pages: Telegram Accounts · Bio Pages · Links & Campaigns · Using Telegram bot control
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