GoPublish Bot: Posts in Seconds

A plain channel post looks like a block of text. You want a nice cover, a link button and a couple of reactions, but there is no designer around. GoPublish Bot assembles such posts in seconds, right inside Telegram 🎨

The bot is meant for channel authors, group admins and anyone who publishes often. Ready templates spare you from fiddling with editors.

The kinds of posts it builds

The description mentions a range of templates: covers, memes, greeting cards and quotes. It fits announcements, news, event notices and congratulations.

• Covers. A bright picture that stands out in the feed.
• Memes and cards. A light format for holidays and jokes.
• Quotes. A tidy way to present a thought or a review.

A post can go out as a private message, to a group or to a channel.

Reactions and link buttons

The main benefit is interactivity. You can add reactions such as thumbs up and thumbs down, and subscribers vote with one tap 👍

There are also URL buttons. They lead to a website, a shop, a signup form or another channel, and they work better than an address typed into the text.

Creating a post

1. Tap the create button or send /new.
2. Choose a template from the gallery.
3. Fill it with your text or media.
4. Add reactions, buttons or a caption.
5. Publish.

Changed your mind halfway? The /cancel command discards the current operation, so you can start over.

Your channels and settings

The /mychannels command manages connected channels. Connect the ones you publish to, and the bot sends finished posts there.

Everything else sits in /settings, and /help covers questions. The bot speaks two languages, English and Russian 🌍

Plans and pricing

The profile says the unlimited version opens with the /upgrade command. According to bot directories, there is a 7-day trial with all features first, then a Starter plan with five free posts a month. Check the current terms inside the bot before paying.

Making posts people actually read

A nice cover catches the eye, but people read the text. A few simple rules help ✍️

• Write short paragraphs, the way messengers do.
• Use one main button instead of five.
• Do not overload the cover with lettering: let it work as a splash image.
• Keep one style, so the channel is recognized by its pictures.

Reactions do not replace comments, but they show what your audience likes. Compare posts and repeat the formats that work.

What to remember

The bot adds design, not substance. The idea, clear text and value for the reader remain your job.

Give the bot no more rights in your channel than it needs, and check where buttons lead: a link in a post carries the trust your channel has built 🔒