Audience profiler
Build a list of people your offer is genuinely relevant to: members of niche groups, people who comment under posts, your own lists. Filters cut out bots, abandoned accounts and random strangers before the first message goes out.
7-day trial for $9.99, then from $90/mo. We never charge automatically and never store your card.
Parsing Telegram channels and chats surfaces people already talking about your subject. Four sources, and you can mix them inside one audience. Not sure which chats to take — the platform finds them for you from a few key phrases.
Niche communities where your future clients discuss their problems. A Telegram group parser collects both the member list and the people who actually write — two different sets, and the second one is usually worth more.
Invite-only and subscription communities. One condition: the working account has to be a member. After that collection runs exactly as in a public chat.
The liveliest signal Telegram has: someone left a comment under a post, so the subject is on their mind right now.
A CRM export, webinar attendees, contacts from past campaigns. Upload @usernames or phone numbers and the platform matches them to Telegram.
A freshly collected list is almost always wider than you need: bots, abandoned accounts, passers-by and competitors. Filters narrow it down to the people worth starting a conversation with.
Criteria combine freely. “Wrote in the chat within the last 24 hours, has a filled-in profile and the word ‘marketing’ in the bio” is a single query over the audience, not an export followed by hand-cleaning a spreadsheet. The last item in the list is a filter on an AI variable: when the trait you need is missing from the profile, the assistant infers it from the person’s messages, and you filter on it like on any other field.
Time passes between building the list and sending the first message, and some contacts go stale. Verification pulls the data again — at the moment you are about to write.
The account exists, has not been deleted, and there is a way to address it — a username or a message in a public chat. Unusable contacts are filtered out before launch with a clear reason instead of burning inside the campaign.
Name, username, bio and last-seen time are read at the moment of the check, not taken from a month-old dump.
The contact registry will not let one person be messaged twice inside a campaign, and will not let the same account approach them again — even if they ended up in two different audiences.
Verification is part of the account’s monthly package and is charged as it happens — for profiles checked and messages parsed.
A free parser hands you a file — and from there it is your problem: cleaning, verifying, making sure nobody gets messaged twice, finding something to send with. Here the audience is not a file but a working object inside the platform.
Need a file — CSV export with whichever columns you want is right there. The list is yours: take it whenever you need.
From a chat link to a finished list — no account of your own, no scripts, nothing to install. The Telegram parser runs online, in the browser.
Links to chats, groups and channels with comments. Not sure where to look — give a few key phrases and the platform picks the sources itself. Your own list of @usernames or phone numbers goes here too.
Collection is done by a rented platform account — you need none of your own, and your number stays out of it.
Keep the people who fit by activity and profile, and refresh their data before launch.
The finished audience is immediately available to the dialogue script — nothing to transfer.
Parsing is step one. After that somebody has to write to the audience and something has to handle the replies.
Seven days of full access for $9.99: a working account and every tool on the platform, parser included.
We never charge automatically and never store your card.
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