Botica: Telegram Analytics

Your channel is growing, but you have no idea where the subscribers come from. You bought ads, the numbers seem to rise, and still nobody can say which placement worked. Botica is Telegram analytics in the form of a mini app, built to answer exactly that. 📊

It is aimed at channel owners and people who promote channels. Below is what it does and how it can help.

Where each subscriber came from

The main idea is to bring in your audience on purpose. Botica creates a separate invite link for each source and shows how many people came through every one.

The bot profile describes this as creating UTM links. Telegram has a quirk here: it ignores classic tags in the address, so sources are told apart through separate invite links. The principle is the same: one link, one source, clear numbers.

What the statistics show

The mini app turns dry figures into charts and hints. By its description, it spots trends, helps find growth points and suggests which content works better.

• Subscriber dynamics. People joining and leaving by day.
• Sources. How many subscribers each link brought.
• Reach and engagement. How the audience reacts to posts.
• Best posts. What catches readers.

Check the exact feature set and plans in the app itself, since they can change.

Your own site as a source

The bot description says you can connect a website and collect subscribers from outside sources. Results are tracked in one place alongside your other stats.

This helps if your project has a site or blog: readers arrive from search, and you see how many became channel subscribers. 🔗

A landing page with web analytics

The bot has the /ymetric command. It builds a separate landing page for your channel with a web analytics counter attached.

Why bother: ad systems learn from conversion data. If your ads lead to a page with a counter, the system sees who subscribed and over time picks a better matching audience.

Where to start

1. Launch the bot with the Start button and open the mini app.
2. Add your channel and grant the rights the app asks for.
3. Create links for every ad placement.
4. Compare results after a week and move budget to where a subscriber costs less.

Name your links clearly: placement and date. In a month you will not have to guess what "link 7" meant. 🙂

Things to keep in mind

When you give any service rights to your channel, grant only what it needs. Review the admin list after connecting.

Remember that analytics does not replace good content. It shows what works, but you still write the posts. If subscribers leave right after joining, the problem is usually the channel itself, not the traffic source.

For support and news, use the contacts in the bot profile.