A bot that sells your private channel plan, issues one-time invites, sends renewal reminders and removes expired members — with 15% VAT invoicing.
Paid private channels work well on Telegram, but most owners run them by hand: a spreadsheet of members, bank transfers, and manual removals at month end — which collapses past 100 members.
The bot turns that into a closed loop: show plans, collect payment, issue a one-time personal invite, remind before expiry, remove on non-renewal.
You get revenue and retention reporting per plan, and a 15% VAT invoice on every payment.
These are illustrative examples of common Telegram community workflows — not testimonials attributed to specific people or companies.
Coach running a monthly program
Before: 180 members in a manual sheet, spending two hours a month matching transfers and removing lapsed users.
Outcome: Two hours a month go back to content, and no expired member lingers in the channel.
Market analysis channel
Before: Loses a share of members simply because they forget to renew.
Outcome: Renewal becomes one tap instead of a manual transfer.
How does it stop members sharing the invite link?
Each member gets a single-use personal link that is revoked on use or at expiry.
Which payment methods are supported?
mada, Apple Pay and cards through a licensed provider, with a 15% VAT invoice.
Isn't a spreadsheet enough?
It works up to a few dozen members. Beyond that, manual matching and removals leak revenue — the bot removes those steps entirely.
What if I stop using it later?
Your member and subscription data is exportable at any time, and the channel remains entirely yours.