Posting to Chats: one message, many groups

You sell something, look for clients or recruit people, and every day you paste the same ad into twenty marketplace and community chats by hand. Posting to Chats takes over that routine: the bot publishes your messages to Telegram chats automatically 📣

You manage it from Telegram, and there is a web version via /web for those who prefer a computer. Change the interface language with /language.

What the menu holds

• Projects (/projects): separate campaigns, for example one for selling furniture and one for hiring.
• Accounts (/accounts): the accounts that send your posts.
• Apps (/apps): connected applications the service works with.
• Settings (/settings): how the bot behaves.
• Profile (/profile): your data and subscription status.
• Your own mailing bot (/multibot): spin up a separate broadcast bot on top of the service.

Full access is subscription based, purchased through /payment. There is a referral program under /referral and a feedback command.

Your first campaign

1. Open the main menu with /start and read the About section.
2. Create a project and add your ad text. Keep it short, with a price and a clear call to action.
3. Connect an account in the accounts section if your setup requires it.
4. Pick chats and a posting interval in settings.
5. Subscribe once you are sure everything works the way you want.

Why accounts get banned

Auto-posting comes in two flavors. The safe one: a bot posts in your own channels and groups where it is an admin. The risky one: regular accounts post in other people's chats. Telegram treats the latter as mass messaging, and its anti-spam system restricts such accounts ⚠️

• Read each chat's rules. Many groups allow ads only on certain days or in a dedicated thread.
• Space out your posts. One message every few hours looks natural. Every ten minutes does not.
• Vary the text. Identical messages across dozens of chats attract reports fast.
• Keep your main number out of it. A spam restriction can stop you from messaging strangers at all.

About account access

If the service asks you to connect a Telegram account, remember that whoever holds the session can read your chats and write as you. Read the privacy policy via /privacy and review active sessions in Telegram settings 🔐

You can end any session under Settings, Devices at any time. Do it when a campaign is over.

Who it suits

Freelancers, small shops and community admins who post in topical chats where ads are welcome. Cold spamming random groups is a poor fit: it annoys people and ends in a block soon enough.

Used with restraint, automation saves an hour a day that would otherwise go to copy and paste.