Telemetr Channel Stats Bot

Want to buy an ad in someone else's channel or see how your own is growing? Not everyone shares a stats screenshot, and official analytics is available only to owners. The channel analytics bot from Telemetr sends a summary for any public channel in a single picture. 📈

You send a link and in a couple of seconds you get an infographic with the main numbers. The bot is free, and the service's website covers deeper analysis.

Stats in under a minute

Using the bot is very easy. No settings or registration are needed.

1. Open the bot and press /start.
2. Send a link to a channel or its username in a private message.
3. Wait for the reply with a picture.
4. Save the image if you want to compare numbers later.

What the picture shows

The statistics are split into several blocks. The first holds the channel's main figures, and the second helps you see the dynamics.

• Subscribers: current count plus growth per day and week.
• Views: average per day and per post.
• Channel ER: an audience engagement indicator.
• Mentions: how many times other channels mentioned it.
• Charts: daily growth and views per post.

Why these numbers matter

Audience size alone says little about channel quality. Thousands of subscribers with zero views are worth nothing, while a small channel with a live audience can bring more value.

So look at the combination: subscribers, views per post and engagement. If views are a tiny fraction of the audience, subscribers may be inflated or may have stopped reading long ago. 🔍

Checking a channel before buying ads

For an advertiser the bot helps weed out doubtful placements quickly. Sudden growth spikes without a reason, falling views and odd jumps are all reasons to question the owner.

Compare several channels in the same niche before paying. That way you see which price per thousand views looks reasonable.

What stays outside the bot

A picture with key numbers gives a fast answer but does not replace detailed analysis. For citation data, ad posts and hourly dynamics, use the service's website, where some functions are available by paid subscription.

For a first look at a channel the bot is enough. For serious budget decisions, check the data against several sources.

Tips for channel owners

Check your own channel the way you check others: record the numbers weekly and compare. If you notice that views drop after a certain type of post, you can change your approach.

Share statistics with advertisers honestly. Real numbers build long relationships, while inflated ones get exposed sooner or later. 🤝