TelepostBot: plan channel posts

A channel stays alive only while something regularly appears in it. But nobody wants to sit by the phone at ten in the morning just to hit publish. TelepostBot handles that: you prepare posts ahead of time and the bot releases them at the right moment. 📅

The bot has gathered tens of thousands of users and is opened more than six hundred thousand times a month. For a channel management tool that is a serious audience.

What the bot does

The profile lists the main features. All of them matter for owners of channels and groups who run publications systematically:

• Scheduled posting: a post goes out at the time you set.
• Teamwork: several people can work on one channel.
• Drafts: a text can mature until you are ready to publish.
• Reactions: you can set reactions under posts.
• Smart markup and a visual editor: formatting without manual tags.
• Statistics: you see how a post performed.

Commands to start with

The menu is compact, and the main scenarios are commands:

• /newpost creates a new post.
• /addchannel connects a channel.
• /mychannels opens channel settings.
• /addbot connects another bot.
• /mybots lists connected bots.
• /web opens the web version.

Your first scheduled post

1. Connect a channel: run /addchannel and follow the prompts. The bot has to be added as an administrator.
2. Create a post with /newpost: write the text and add a picture.
3. Check the formatting in the preview.
4. Pick a publication time and save.

A good habit: prepare posts in a batch once a week. You save time, the channel goes out at the same hour, and subscribers get used to it. ✅

Web version and phone

The /web command opens the web version. A computer is more comfortable for long texts, formatting and reviewing the publishing plan. The bot stays at hand for quick phone tasks.

If an editor, a writer and a manager work on one channel, shared access saves everyone from forwarding drafts in private messages. 👥

What to watch out for

Giving a bot admin rights means trusting it with your channel. Grant only the rights it needs: posting and editing messages. Do not hand access to random people, and review the administrator list in channel settings from time to time.

Check prices and plan limits in the service itself before connecting. We do not quote them here to avoid misleading you. There is a support contact and an official blog for questions.

Why a channel needs this

Regularity beats inspiration. Readers return to places where content appears predictably. A scheduler helps you keep the rhythm even when you are on vacation, traveling or busy with something else. 🚀

Keeping the plan intact

Before a scheduled post goes out, check links, images and spelling: afterwards you would have to edit a live message. Leave a time buffer, and do not schedule posts for the night without a reason if your audience reads during the day.

Once a week, look at the statistics and compare posts against each other. You will see which time and format work for your audience and can plan more precisely. 📊