AdmakerBot: paid channels, no code

You run a private channel or sell files and courses, and collecting payments by hand is a headache: who paid, who gets access, when to remove someone from the chat. AdmakerBot automates that. You create your own bot, and it takes payments and hands out access by itself. 💳

It is a bot builder for business on Telegram. No coding is needed, everything is set up with buttons in a chat.

Five templates for different jobs

According to reviews, the builder can produce several bot types. Pick the one that fits your project:

• Subscription bot. Paid access to a channel or group for a chosen period.
• Store bot. Sales of digital goods such as files, guides and access codes.
• Feedback bot. Messages from your audience land in one place.
• Paid messages bot. A question or request to the author after payment.
• Posting bot. Scheduled publishing, including to several channels at once.

Launching a paid channel

The whole route takes a handful of steps, usually under an hour once your pricing is settled.

1. Open AdmakerBot, choose the subscription bot, then "Create bot".
2. Create a new bot with Telegram's official bot creator and pass the token to the builder.
3. Add your bot as an admin of the channel or group.
4. Set up plans and connect payment methods.
5. Share the bot link: viewers pay and get access.

What you can configure

Reviews mention plans with different durations, payment methods, statistics and limit control, promo codes, a referral system and mailings to a chosen audience.

For a paid channel it helps to offer several durations, for example a short trial and a longer discounted one. People buy access more readily when they have a choice and understand what they pay for.

The /partner command opens the service's own partner program. /start restarts the bot if something goes wrong.

Posting across a network of channels

If you run several channels, posts can go out in a single action. A network of channels with scheduled posting saves time for anyone maintaining a themed project in multiple places.

Think ahead about how the texts will differ. Identical posts in different channels rarely hold attention.

What to check before connecting payments

• Service terms. Open the bot to see current plans, fees and turnover thresholds. They change, and figures in reviews go stale.
• Payment rules. Decide how you will handle refunds and missing payments.
• Bot rights. A channel admin only needs the rights to invite and ban members.
• The token. Never show your bot's token to anyone.

Who it fits

Authors of private channels, tutors, experts with paid clubs, and people selling templates and guides. If you run a larger business with strict accounting needs, compare features in advance. 🙂