Ads
Creatives for every audience, in its language. For an expert in the UK a new creative cut the cost per subscriber by 40%
We grow your Telegram channel with paid ads
Real subscribers who stay, read and buy. Ads Manager counts clicks to Telegram, not people who joined — our bot tracks every join back to the ad and sends it to Meta, so campaigns learn on real subscribers. 1,000,000+ subscribers brought in
Why a channel is the best funnel for cold traffic
For experts, consulting and media a channel builds the trust that an automated funnel does not
- Easy to startMost experts already have a channel. No lead magnets, webinar platforms or email sequences to build first
- Cheaper than a funnelA subscriber and a funnel lead cost about the same, but around 30% of subscribers read the channel, while only 10–20% get through a funnel. Someone who got to know you through the channel costs up to half as much
- Native — and expensive services are bought no other wayPeople subscribe because you write something interesting. A month or two later they come back to buy on their own. Nobody buys an expensive service from the first touch
- Does not burn out in two weeksA funnel lead goes cold in a week or two. A channel subscriber can stay silent for a year and then buy your flagship product
How the funnel works
We run the whole path in-house — creatives, landing pages, channel entry points and analytics
Pre-landing page
A filter before the join: freebie hunters drop off and the base does not bleed unsubscribes. Full landing pages are a separate service
Channel
People land on a pinned post, a specific post or the channel itself. A rewritten pinned post lifted ROMI from 66% to 450%
Sale
Joins are stitched to leads and payments: you see which source brings buyers and which brings spectators
Expert and news channels make money differently
We grow both and build the funnel differently: an expert earns on products, a news channel on ads
Expert channel
Earns on products: mini-products, courses, a flagship program, mentoring, consulting, trading signals
- The funnel is designed to bring qualified leads
- The ad message fits the expert’s positioning, not “subscribe”
- The entry point fits the goal: pinned post, a specific post or the channel
- ROMI is counted all the way to payments
News channel
Earns on ads: cost per subscriber and the size of the base matter
- Cost per qualified subscriber below standard buying channels
- Growth pace matched to your ad sales plan
- Engagement and retention, not a dead counter
- Non-standard sources bring subscribers cheaper at the same quality
What you will know
Full analytics for every ad set — from the ad to the money
We use non-standard traffic sources
Sources channels are rarely grown from — cheaper than standard buying channels with equally qualified subscribers. We pick them for your niche on the call
Ad platforms
Telegram channel growth case studies
Cost per subscriber benchmarks
What we see across our projects: cost per qualified Telegram subscriber by source
Get Telegram benchmarks
We’ll send cost per subscriber by source and niche after a short request — with an estimate for your channel.
Recommended ad budget
from $3,000
per month to test one ad platform. Enough to collect meaningful data and decide on ad sets: below that, tests drag on and the cost per real join never settles.
Telegram channel promotion: FAQ
Why does Ads Manager show cheap subscribers that never join?
Meta does not see who actually joined your channel. The “subscribe” result in Ads Manager is usually a click to Telegram, so campaigns optimise for clicks and bring people who never join. We give every ad set its own invite link; our bot records who joined through which link and sends that event to Meta. For a mentor’s channel Ads Manager showed 8 subscribers at $2.11, the bot showed 13 at $1.30 — the account never matches reality.
How much does a Telegram subscriber cost with paid ads?
In our case studies — from $0.87 to $3.21 per subscriber. $0.87 is a UK expert’s channel on Meta Ads, $3.21 a narrow audience of senior frontend developers. An online school got 98,015 subscribers at $3.09 on average over two years. Niche, geo and audience width set the price, and the cheapest subscriber is not always the most profitable: the $3.21 subscribers paid back 253%.
Can you grow a channel in any country and language?
Yes. Meta Ads runs worldwide, and we write creatives in the audience’s language. A UK expert’s channel got 1,359 subscribers at $0.87 and paid back 257% in two months. We clean geo from day one: for one channel we excluded two countries at launch and kept only the two largest cities in a third.
Meta keeps rejecting our ads. Can you help?
Finance, trading and crypto ads get rejected most often. We write copy and landing pages within Meta’s advertising standards and test wording on small budgets before scaling, so one rejected ad does not stop the whole account.
Do you run Telegram Ads?
We grow channels through Meta, Google and YouTube, and TikTok, where you see the ad, the cost per join and the path to purchase. If you already run Telegram Ads or buy posts, give that source its own invite link: our bot shows its cost per real join next to ours.
What ad budget do I need?
From $3,000 per month to test one ad platform. That is ad spend; our fee is separate. Below that, tests drag on and the cost per subscriber never settles.
Which channels do you work with?
Expert channels that sell courses, mentoring and consulting; online schools; news and media channels that earn on ads; trading and finance. First results come in 7–14 days after launch.
How can I promote my Telegram channel?
With paid ads on Meta, Google and YouTube, and TikTok. Every ad set gets its own invite link, and our bot records who joined through which link — so you see the cost per real join and the path to purchase for every source.
