About this App
You decided to give away a prize to your subscribers, and now you are stuck with a spreadsheet and a random number generator, wondering how to prove it was fair. Best Random Bot takes this chore over: it collects participants, picks winners and posts the result. 🎁
The bot is built for channel and chat owners. No third-party editors and no manual counting.
A contest built step by step
Setup goes in order, and each step explains itself:
- Write the contest description.
- Add a picture.
- Set the start and end date and time.
- Choose the number of winners.
- Describe the prizes.
After that the bot publishes the contest post and, when time is up, draws the winners at random.
The whole process happens in a private chat with the bot, so nothing extra appears in the channel until the contest is ready to launch.
Four commands cover it
- /start opens the bot menu.
- /new_lot creates a new contest.
- /my_lots lists your contests.
- /my_channels lists your connected channels.
For the bot to publish a contest, add it to your channel or chat and give it the needed permissions. Your channels are kept in the /my_channels section.
Sponsors and required subscriptions
If sponsors take part, the bot checks whether a participant follows every required channel. That suits joint giveaways where each partner wants new subscribers.
Think about the conditions in advance: the more channels on the list, the fewer people reach the end. 📉
Making a giveaway look fair
A random draw alone proves little, and people care about transparency. What helps:
- Clear rules in the description: who can enter, the deadline, how you contact the winner.
- A public result in the channel right after the draw.
- Real prizes that you will actually send.
- Answers to questions in the comments while the contest runs.
How many winners and what prizes
One big prize creates excitement, but each person has slim chances. Several smaller prizes leave more people happy to have taken part. Choose based on budget and goal: grow the audience or thank your regulars.
Duration matters as well. A very short contest will not gather participants, and a very long one cools off. A few days is usually enough, with a reminder post near the end. ⏰
Pitfalls people mention less often
Giveaways attract people who only want the prize, and many unsubscribe after the results. For a lasting audience, pick a prize tied to your channel topic.
Also check Telegram rules and the laws of your country: in some places giveaways with entry conditions count as promotional events and are regulated separately. ⚖️
The details of what the bot can do come from its profile description. The author keeps a detailed guide in a separate channel linked in the profile.
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