How create a Telegram channel upon request — auto-approval bot

Connect a join-request bot: checks requirements, auto-approves, collects contacts, and sends broadcasts — no code.

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Create a Telegram channel upon request (slide 2)

Below are scenarios where a join-request bot simplifies moderation, improves audience quality, and safeguards your list in case a resource is banned.

Accepting requests to a chat/channel

The bot supports automatic modes: rejects, accepts, waits for your instructions, or ignores.

Partnerships

Sell or buy ads in the bot, or collaborate with channel owners to build mutually beneficial partnerships using the bot.

Access to your resource

Verification, issuing temporary invites, and access to hidden chats/channels.

Anti-bot & anti-spam

Captcha, anti-flood, attempt limits, profile checks, and behavioral filters.

Join management

Named links, expiration, limits on entries, and auto-kick on failure to join/violations.

Traffic transfer

The bot can move your users from one resource to another, asking them to subscribe to gain access.

Backup audience list

We store contacts and tags outside Telegram to restore the audience if the resource is blocked.

Analytics & integrations

UTM tags, export to CRM/spreadsheets, source segmentation, and stage funnels.

How the join-request bot works

Creating a Telegram channel on request

Creating a Telegram channel on request is easy. We create a private channel and issue an invitation link. The user clicks on the link, we receive the request, and then the request bot processes it.

Telegram conversation with a join request

See all ready-made join-request bots

How to connect the auto-approval bot to a channel or chat?

Create a bot via @BotFather.

Copy the “Subscription Check” template in BOT-MARKET.

Specify channels to check, connect your chat/channel, and grant permissions.

Edit texts, buttons, and rules. Enable auto-check/auto-removal.

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Checklist for setting up the subscription-check bot

Why auto-approving join requests matters for a channel or chat

An extra broadcast channel

If someone leaves the channel, you can still message them via the bot.

User verification

Filters out bots and those who didn't meet the requirements.

Collecting customer data

Approves only after answering questions (phone, e-mail, etc.).

Marketing campaigns

Admits only those subscribed to partner channels.

Why choose BOT-MARKET to build your bot?

Free

Start free, pay as you grow. No per-user fees.

No code

Visual editor.

24/7 support

Fast help, knowledge base, and AI assistant.

Scalable

From small business to enterprise.

Artificial intelligence

GPT bots 24/7.

Reliable

Detailed logs and stability.

API integrations

Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram, CRM, payments.

Templates

Launch in 10 minutes.

FAQ

What is a subscription-check bot and how does it work?

The bot checks whether a user is subscribed to the specified channels before granting access to a chat, materials, promo codes, or the bot itself.

Can I require subscription to multiple channels?

Yes. Specify one or more mandatory subscriptions. Only those who are subscribed to all required channels get access.

What happens after someone unsubscribes?

You can automatically restrict access: remove/mute in the chat, hide links and roles. You can trigger the check again with a button or on an event.

How long does setup take?

5 minutes: @BotFather → copy template → specify channels to check and grant permissions → edit texts and rules. Details — demo via /study.

How much does it cost?

There are free options. Paid plans from $3 — see details in your account.

Full guide?

See the knowledge base: subscription-check component, setup, and common mistakes.

Subscription-check bot in Telegram: step-by-step guide