Botgram: subscription clubs

A closed channel with lessons or breakdowns usually runs on manual work. Someone paid, someone added them, and a month later you must remember whom to remove. Botgram takes that routine over and turns a private group or channel into a subscription club. 🎟

The bot has two sides. Creators use it to charge for access, and subscribers use it to buy entry into clubs. The profile text is written in Portuguese, which hints at the audience it targets first.

What the bot handles for creators

According to the project, Botgram automates three things: payment, member entry and member retention. The creator sets up a club, and access then opens and closes on its own.

• Taking payment. Subscribers pay inside the flow instead of messaging the creator a receipt.
• Entry. After paying, a person gets an invitation to the private group or channel.
• Retention. While a subscription is active access stays open, and when it ends you do not have to remove people by hand.

Check payment terms and fees inside the bot before launching a club, since the service sets them and they can change. 💳

A menu that is easy to follow

The main menu has three parts: your clubs, a browse section with recommendations and search, and the option to create a club for your own group or channel.

1. Send /start to open the list of your clubs.
2. The /buy command subscribes you to a new club.
3. The /info command describes what the bot can do.
4. The /help command answers common questions and leads to support.
5. The /settings command changes your language and email preferences.

The email in settings is used for payment contact and receipts. 📧

If you want to earn from your audience

Paid clubs fit authors of courses, analysis, sports or gaming tips, and closed interest communities. The one condition: people must have something worth paying for.

Before you launch, think about three things:

• Value. What does a subscriber get every month that the open channel lacks?
• Length. Short plans sell more easily, long ones give stability.
• Rules. Spell out what the club includes, how to cancel and what happens with refunds. 📜

If you want to join a club

Before paying, look at what the creator promises and who they are. Paid access in Telegram does not guarantee quality. Sometimes a closed club posts the same material as a free channel.

Never send money outside the bot because an "admin" asked you to. Payment that skips the service leaves you unprotected, and access may simply never arrive. 🛡

What automation does not solve

The bot locks the door but cannot stop a member from copying or forwarding material. If that matters to you, turn on the content protection that Telegram itself offers in the channel and explain the rules to members honestly.

The service has a big audience: the catalog lists around 428 thousand users. For a creator, that suggests many people already find paying for Telegram access normal. ✨