Give the bot admin rights and from that moment it lets in everyone who asks. Free, around the clock. You also get to see which ad brought subscribers — and how many of them stayed.
Connect a channel See the demoThe demo opens without connecting a channel — on invented data.
The seller shows you the first number. The second one you have to find yourself.
A channel with approval turned on collects requests around the clock, and either the owner clears them or nobody does. OriginTrack approves them itself — no schedule, no night shift, nothing for you to do.
Two channels, free forever. Not a demo and not a trial: if you never connect anything else and never pay for anything, the approvals keep running.
Telegram shows you one number — how many subscribers. OriginTrack shows growth and unsubscribes by day, whether the people leaving are new or long-standing, how many reactions posts collect, and which posts people arrived alongside.
And the part no built-in counter shows: when a placement has its own link, you can see how many people it brought, how many of them stayed, and how many left within the first 48 hours. The seller shows you how many arrived. Here you see how many stayed.
The per-ad breakdown depends on a separate link for each placement — without one, Telegram and OriginTrack are equally blind to where someone came from. The link takes two taps; you give it to the seller instead of your usual one.
Posting to several channels today means sending it by hand to each one. We are building a screen where a post is queued once and goes out on schedule to every channel you picked. It is not in the bot yet.
No — the bot does not do that and does not claim to. It shows what is plainly observable: how many people arrived through a link, how many are still in the channel, and how quickly the rest left. We publish no verdicts and no «accuracy» percentages — the conclusion is yours to draw.
We do not store names or usernames. Only the derived figures the counters are built from remain: when someone joined, through which link, and whether they left or stayed.
Both, differently. A queue of join requests only exists where entry is approved — usually a private channel — and there the bot approves them for you. Telegram lets people straight into a public channel, so there is no queue; the analytics work the same, and an ad link goes through the bot, otherwise the join arrives with no source attached.
It needs exactly one: «Invite Users via Link». Without it the bot can neither create a link nor approve a request. It does not ask for the right to post as you, delete posts, or change administrators.
They see a link, the same as in any other placement. Whether you show them the report is your decision.
No. The history stays, and comes back if you add the bot again.
In the mini-app inside Telegram or in a browser on a computer — the same thing either way, opened with a personal link from the bot. Several channels switch in one window.
Not yet. Today the bot does join-request approval and channel analytics — both of those work. We are not naming a date for the scheduler.
@origintrack_support — answered by us, with no tickets and no queue.
Join-request approval, two channels and the last 30 days of statistics are free, forever, with no trial. You pay if you have more than two channels, want the whole history rather than the last 30 days, or want a placement report you can forward to the seller. Paid in Telegram Stars: no card, no invoice, no contract.
Paid in Telegram Stars — no card, no invoice, no contract. Set up in the bot, cancelled in Telegram settings.