Crosser Bot: clean your channel of bots

Bot • Moderation & Anti-Spam

About this App

An advertiser looks at your channel, sees twenty thousand subscribers, and then sees reach that matches a channel a tenth of that size. Dead accounts and bots drag the numbers down. Crosser Bot is built for admins who want to know who actually reads their channel. 🤖

What Crosser does

The bot profile is short: it removes bots, raises ER, protects against fake subscriber floods and analyzes channel audiences. It works in Russian and English, and /lang switches the language.

Audience report: shows how much of your audience looks alive and how much looks like bots.
Cleanup: removes bots and long inactive accounts.
Flood protection: watches new joins and keeps bots out.

The command list is small: /start, /help, /lang and /pro for the paid features.

Why ER matters

ER (engagement rate) shows what share of your audience reacts to posts: views, reactions, forwards. The more dead subscribers you carry, the lower this number is for the same content.

So cleaning the base lifts ER by simple arithmetic. Real readers do not become more active, but your numbers get more honest, and that is what ad buyers check.

Guard mode at the door

Besides a one-time cleanup, there is a protective mode. It checks fresh subscriptions on a regular basis and cuts suspicious ones for as long as it stays on. That helps if a rival or a prankster decides to pour bots into your channel.

Such inflation hurts. Your ads lose effectiveness, and platforms that vet statistics may decline to work with you.

Crosser Pro and paid tools

Advanced options sit behind a paid subscription that opens with /pro.

According to the service's help pages, the Pro version can remove subscribers who have not been online for a long time, and those who joined in a chosen period. That is useful when bots arrived in a wave and you know the day it began.

Check current pricing inside the bot before you pay.

Connecting it with less risk

Start the bot and pick a language.
Add it as an admin to your channel or chat.
Grant only the permissions it asks for. Extra rights are not needed.
Request the report first, then decide what to clean.

Do not rush to delete everyone flagged. Some "inactive" people are quiet readers who simply do not open Telegram daily.

Things to watch

Any bot with admin rights gets serious access. Make sure you add the official account and never grant rights to a lookalike name.

If something is unclear, the project has a chat, a news channel and a support contact, all listed in the bot profile. Use that same support contact for advertising and partnership questions. 🙂

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Crosser Bot do?▼

It analyzes the audience of a Telegram channel, removes bots and inactive accounts, and in protection mode keeps new bots from joining. Use /lang to change the language and /pro for paid features.

How much does Crosser Pro cost?▼

Advanced features work on a paid subscription. The current plans and payment methods are shown by the /pro command inside the bot, so check them there before buying.

Is it safe to give the bot admin rights?▼

Any bot with admin rights gets serious access to your channel. Make sure you add the official account, grant only the requested permissions, and read the report before you run any cleanup.

Will cleanup raise my reach?▼

Raw reach will not grow, but ER will rise because dead accounts leave the base. For advertisers it is fairer: they see the share of a live audience rather than an inflated subscriber count.