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BotoHub: subscribers through bots

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About this App

You run a bot with thousands of users and it earns nothing. Or you own a channel that is stuck, while influencer ads cost a fortune. BotoHub links both sides through mandatory subscriptions, a common ad format in Russian-speaking Telegram 📢

About 19,000 people use the bot monthly. Money moves in rubles through an internal balance, and /transactions shows your withdrawal history. The interface is in Russian.

How the format works

Someone opens a bot to get something: a file, a guide, a game. Before access, the bot asks them to join one or more channels. Once they join, the gate opens.

The bot owner sells that gate. The advertiser pays for people who actually tapped Join.

Seller or buyer

Sellers connect their bot, buyer channels start appearing in it, and earnings collect on the balance for withdrawal.
Buyers browse seller offers and pay to send subscribers to a channel, group or bot.

Sellers set prices, and buyers pick whichever offer fits. Promoting your own projects inside your own bots costs nothing.

The zero-commission pitch

The headline promise: the service takes no cut, so the full payment goes from buyer to seller. Middlemen in this niche often keep a sizable share, which shrinks what bot owners receive.

The second promise is full fill rate. BotoHub pulls demand from several ad platforms into one feed. For sellers, that means fewer empty impressions when no paid channel is available 💸

The churn problem

Mandatory subscriptions grow numbers fast, yet many people leave right after they get what they came for. That is how the format behaves, not a bug.

Give newcomers a reason to stay. Pin a clear, useful post so the channel makes sense at first glance.
Match audiences. Users from a gaming bot rarely stick around in a tax advice channel.
Measure cost per retained subscriber. Check a week later how many are still there.
Order small first and compare sellers by traffic quality.

Checklist before topping up

Read the user agreement with /terms and the privacy policy with /privacy. They describe payouts, disputes and data handling ⚖️

Only deposit what you are ready to spend on a test. Sellers should also respect their own users: a gate with too many channels makes people abandon the bot for good.

Handled with care, the format works as a cheap top of funnel for new channels and a modest income stream for bot owners.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What fee does BotoHub charge?▼

According to the service, none: the buyer's payment goes to the seller in full. Sellers set their own prices per subscriber, so cost depends on the offer you choose.

How do sellers get paid?▼

Earnings land on an internal ruble balance inside the bot. Withdrawals start from the main menu, and /transactions lists past payouts. Payout rules are in the /terms agreement.

Will bought subscribers stay?▼

Some will leave, which is normal for this format. Retention improves when the bot audience matches your topic and a useful pinned post greets new people. Judge results after about 7 days.

Is it safe to deposit money?▼

Any exchange without a long public track record carries risk. Read /terms and /privacy, start with a small amount and see how the first deal goes before adding more.