GramClaude
Telegram automation

Telegram traffic and leads, from accounts that last longer

Direct messages, comments and chat replies all run from the same accounts. Each account has one limit across every module, so three modules together never push it three times as hard.

After sign-up, the dashboard is in Ukrainian or Russian.

Free trial
3 days
Accounts on trial
3
Card
not required
Sample dashboard screen

01 · How it works

From someone else's chat to a lead of your own

  1. 1Find your peopleThe parser collects members, message authors and commenters from chats and channels in your niche.
  2. 2Start the conversationDirect messages, comments under posts and chat replies go out from your accounts, within working hours and with pauses.
  3. 3Take the leadAnyone who replies with interest lands in the CRM, and a real person takes over the conversations that matter.

02 · Modules

Each module does one job. They share one limit

Start with a task and the list narrows to the modules it needs.

03 · One lead, start to finish

Someone replied, and the system knows what to do next

A reply doesn't get the same next step as everyone else's. First you see what the person meant, then what to do about it. Your settings decide what happens, not the model.

  1. 1First messageDirect messages sends the first message to someone from your list, from your account and within its limit.

    Hi! You asked in the chat about weekend delivery. We've just opened Saturday slots.

  2. 2What they meantThe model works out the intent: interested, a question, not interested. A plain “don't message me” is caught without the model, and that person is never messaged again.

    Does Sunday work too? And how much is it?

    Intent: Question

    → AI dialogues reply from here

  3. 3Scored on factsThe lead score is built from facts in the conversation: what they replied and how many times. You can see what the number is made of.

    Lead score

    74 / 100

    • replied to the first message
    • asked about the price
  4. 4The lead is on your listOne card per person in Leads, however many campaigns reached them. The conversation stays in AI dialogues.

    New card in Leads

    Source: direct messages, “Saturday slots”

    Conversation: in AI dialogues

04 · Why accounts last longer

One limit per account, not one per module

Telegram counts everything an account does together: messages, comments and chat replies. When each module keeps its own count, each thinks all is well while Telegram sees the total. Here every account has one counter, and no module can spend around it.

Each module counts on its own
  • DMs20 / 30
  • Comments20 / 30
  • Chats20 / 30

60 actions in total against an account limit of 40

One shared limit
  • DMs18
  • Comments12
  • Chats8

38 of 40 in total, so the next action waits

38 / 40 · account limit

The advice "don't run one account in three modules at once" works as long as someone remembers it. A shared counter works every time.

Illustrative numbers.

05 · Log

Every pause comes with a reason

When an account waits, the log shows why: a natural pause, the hourly limit, working hours or a rest after a spam limit. "The account isn't doing anything" stops being a mystery.

  1. 12:04@shop_annaSentDirect message sent
  2. 12:06@shop_annaPauseComment paused for 3 minnatural pause between actions
  3. 12:09@shop_olegWaitingChat reply is waitinghourly account limit reached
  4. 12:15@shop_iraStoppedMailing stopped for an hourrest after a spam limit
  5. 18:00@shop_annaPostponedComment moved to the morningoutside working hours

06 · AI guard

Speed isn't the only thing that gets accounts banned

Limits watch the pace, but know nothing about content. The same text with a link collects reports from the first hundred people, even though every limit is respected. AI guard looks at what you send and how.

Text check before sending

Draft

Earn money with zero investment! DM me, today only: t.me/example

  • A link in the very first message is the most common reason strangers report youHigh risk
  • Money-making topics get extra attention from Telegram moderationDepends on the audience
  • A direct call to DM you is a typical sign of a mass mailingDepends on the audience
  • Artificial urgency (“today only”) makes it feel more like spamDepends on the audience

Behaviour around each send

  • Sometimes looks at the person's profile before the first message
  • Opens the chat, loads the history and marks it as read
  • Now and then makes a typo and corrects it
  • Doesn't do it every time: real people aren't consistent either

Nobody can promise an account won't be banned. AI guard removes the things accounts get punished for most often, before anything is sent.

07 · Where to start

Three typical starts, and the modules for each

Each start is a few modules in order. You can take just those, not everything at once.

08 · No charge

You pay to run a module. Everything else is free

Preparing accounts, setting up a campaign and seeing what it will do needs no subscription. You pay once a module starts working.

  • 3 accounts, no subscriptionImport session and tdata files, two threads.
  • Account managerStatus and spam-block checks, 2FA, sessions, privacy, profiles.
  • ProxiesChecking them and assigning them to accounts.
  • Setup and dry runSet up a campaign, save it as a preset and run it without sending anything.

When exactly you start paying

  1. 1Sign upEmail and password.$0
  2. 2TrialA code from the Telegram bot: 3 days, all modules, 3 accounts. No card.$0
  3. 3One moduleOnly what you need, with the accounts it needs.
  4. 4EverythingA plan or a licence for all modules.

10 · Questions

What people ask before signing up

Short answers, and no promises nobody can keep.

What is this, and how is it different from ordinary mass-messaging software?

A panel for working with Telegram accounts: messages to DMs and chats, AI comments and replies, audience collection, channel cloning. The difference is one action limit per account across all modules together, and every pause is logged with its reason.

Will my accounts get banned?

It can happen. Telegram decides that, and nobody can promise otherwise. We remove the most common causes: one shared limit instead of one per module, pauses with a reason, warm-up for new accounts, and AI guard checks your text before it is sent.

What do I need to get started?

Accounts: session or tdata files, or a login by phone number. Proxies: ideally a separate one per account. For modules where the model writes text: the built-in model on paid plans, or your own key from Anthropic or any OpenAI-compatible provider.

How does the trial work?

Our Telegram bot gives you a code, and you activate it in your account. Three days, all modules, 3 accounts and 2 threads. No card needed. One trial per person; if you lose the code, the bot will give you a new one.

Can I buy just one module?

Yes. A module is paid for separately and comes with the accounts it needs, so you don't need a plan for it. Once you use several modules, a plan or a licence for everything costs less.

Who can access my sessions and keys?

Account sessions and AI provider keys are encrypted. The web part of the panel can only write them, not read them: only the background process that runs tasks can decrypt them.

What language is the panel in?

Ukrainian and Russian — you switch in one click inside the panel. This page is also in English.

See how your accounts work together

Three days with every module on three accounts is enough to go from a list of people to the first reply.

3 days · all modules · no card

After sign-up, the dashboard is in Ukrainian or Russian.

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