Safe outreach

Bulk message sending in Telegram

A Telegram outreach service that writes first from live accounts: limits on each one, a schedule by day and hour, text personalised to the person. You set the audience and the script — the platform runs the sending itself.

Try it for $9.99 What the limits are

7-day trial for $9.99, then from $90/mo. We never charge automatically and never store your card.

How the outreach works

Bulk messaging in Telegram is assembled from four parts. You set each up once, then they work together.

Who we write to

The audience: members of niche chats, people commenting under posts, your list of @usernames or phone numbers. Filtered and verified before launch.

What we write

A dialogue script rather than one text for everyone: the opener, branches for each reaction, the target action. The AI carries the replies until the conversation reaches its goal.

What we write from

Rented platform accounts branded as yours. The person sees a manager from your company, and the message arrives as a notification in the main chat list.

When we write

The campaign schedule: days of the week, a time window and a timezone. Sending happens exactly within it and is spread across it rather than firing off in one minute.

Safe limits and pauses

Bulk messaging in Telegram is limited by account behaviour, not by your imagination. The frames are set at platform level and cannot be exceeded from the interface.

The cap per account

No more than thirty opening messages per twelve hours. An account that has reached the threshold simply is not picked up — the task goes to the next one.

Sending is spread over time

The queue is topped up once a minute and runs into each account’s limit. The daily volume spreads across the campaign’s working hours instead of going out in one salvo.

A schedule by day and hour

You pick the days of the week, the time window and the timezone. No writing at three in the morning in the person’s local time — nobody answers those anyway.

The campaign’s daily cap

On top of the account limits, a campaign has its own daily ceiling. Handy when you want to ramp up gradually and watch the reaction.

One touch per person

The contact registry will not let one person be messaged twice inside a campaign, nor let the same account approach them again.

A script instead of a template

A Telegram mailing program usually sends one text to everyone. Here the opener is assembled for one specific person, and a reply gets an answer on the merits rather than a canned line.

The script has thirty fields about the person — from name and bio to what they wrote in the source chat. What the profile lacks is filled in by an AI variable. And repeating chunks of text are spun into variants inside the message, so a hundred letters do not open with the same line.

Name and username Profile bio What they wrote in the source chat Personal channel title Recent channel posts Hours since last seen Values of your own variables Text variants inside one message

What happens after sending

Outreach does not end with sending — it starts there. Every state of a conversation shows up as its own number.

SentThe message went to Telegram rather than joining a queue
ReadThe person opened the conversation — with an exact time
RepliedA real reply came in; the AI carries the conversation from there
ConversionThe conversation reached the target action
BlockedAn early signal that the text or the audience is off target
Never reachedEach contact has its own reason rather than a blanket “error”

Replies land in the same dashboard: you see the whole thread, and any conversation can be taken over manually.

How this differs from sending through a bot

Bulk messaging with a Telegram bot runs into one limitation no setting can get around: a bot writes only to people who pressed “Start” on it first.

You make the first move. No waiting for the audience to find you and start a bot on their own.
The message arrives with a notification, in the main chat list — like one from a person, not into the bots folder.
The conversation runs on words, not buttons. People answer the way they normally do, in their own wording.

That is why the platform runs on ordinary accounts. A line-by-line comparison with the Bot API and Telethon is in the table on the home page.

How many conversations you can run

Volume comes from the number of accounts: one account is roughly 900 conversations a month. The cost of Telegram outreach is their rental — there is nothing else to pay for.

1 account · 900 conversations · $90

Test the niche and break in the opener. Enough to learn whether your audience replies, and to what exactly.

5 accounts · 4,500 conversations · $78 each

A steady lead flow for one manager. From this threshold the price per account drops.

20 accounts · 18,000 conversations · $69 each

A sales team or an agency with several clients. From fifty accounts up it is $60 each.

By the channel’s average figures, out of 900 conversations up to 810 will be read, up to 360 will get a reply and up to 135 will reach the target action.

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Launch in 4 steps

No program to install, no account of your own, no exports between services.

01
Build the audience

From chats, channels with comments or your own list. Filter and verify the contacts.

02
Write the script

An opener, a couple of branches for reactions and the target action. Run it through the sandbox.

03
Assign the accounts

Volume follows the number of accounts. Your branding is applied to all of them at once.

04
Set the schedule and launch

Days of the week, hours and a daily ceiling. After that it is watching the numbers and editing the script.

What outreach is built from

Each part is a separate platform tool. Configured separately, they work together.

Audience profiler

Who to write to: chat members, commenters, your own lists — with filters and verification.

 Script builder

What to write: the script the AI follows to take a lead to the target action.

 Account rental

What to write from: warmed-up platform accounts under your brand, each with its own limits.

Common questions about outreach

You pay only for renting accounts — from $90 a month each, and that is roughly 900 conversations. The more accounts, the lower the price per account: $78 from five, $69 from twenty, $60 from fifty. There is no separate charge for sending.
No, it all runs in the browser. The campaign lives on the platform’s side: a closed laptop will not stop it, and the accounts keep writing on the schedule you set.
Yes. You upload a list of numbers, the platform matches them to Telegram and checks whether those people can be messaged. From there sending works exactly as with an audience collected from chats.
The AI handles them by your script: qualifying, working through objections, driving to the target action. Any conversation can be taken over manually — the assistant goes quiet and a person continues from the same dashboard.
Yes, at any moment. The schedule, the limits and the pace are editable while it runs. The line-up — audience, script and accounts — is fixed for the duration of a run, so one launch’s numbers stay comparable with another’s. To change the line-up you stop, change and start again; the run history is kept.
As fast as is safe for the accounts: the queue is topped up gradually and runs into each account’s ceiling — thirty opening messages per twelve hours. Sending cannot be sped up by hand, and that is what protects your own pool.

Launch your first outreach

Seven days of full access for $9.99: a working account, an audience, a script and every other tool.

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