Telegram channel scheduler for posts, media and albums

Schedule posts to your Telegram channels and publish them as the channel itself. Connect by adding our bot to the channel as an admin — no OAuth app, no review, no API keys to manage.

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See it the way Telegram will

The composer previews every destination as that platform renders it — media cropped the way it will crop, the caption truncated where it will truncate. What you see here is the composer’s own preview component, not a mock-up of one.

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A post fans out account by account, and you watch it land — attempt count, permalink and error, per target, as it happens. No refreshing, no guessing which one failed. ravenpo.st

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One of our own posts, in Telegram’s preview.

Scheduling Telegram, specifically

Posts appear as the channel

The bot never shows up as the author. Subscribers see a normal channel post.

Markdown that actually renders

Bold, italic, links, inline code and strikethrough are converted to Telegram’s own formatting. Everything else is escaped, so a plain caption publishes exactly as typed and underscores in URLs stay literal.

The longest caption budget here

4,096 characters — second only to Facebook. Media captions are capped at 1,024 by Telegram, so we split longer ones automatically and measure the visible length, not the markup.

What Telegram allows

Straight from the app’s platform registry — the same limits the composer enforces.

Caption limit: 4,096 characters
Images per post: 10
Videos per post: 10
Text-only posts: Yes
Threads: Up to 25 follow-ups
Analytics: Not available
Delete from Ravenpost: Yes

Worth knowing first

The Telegram Bot API exposes no channel-post insights, so there are no Telegram analytics to show — not a gap in Ravenpost, there is simply no endpoint. Deleting a published post also only works inside Telegram’s 48-hour window for bots.

Media guidance

Text, a photo/video, or an album of up to 10. Captions over 1024 characters post as a follow-up message.

And everywhere else, from the same post

Telegram is one of 9 platforms Ravenpost publishes to. Write once, give any platform its own caption, and preview each one before it goes out.

Scale your social presence for half the price

Every paid tier is roughly half its Postiz equivalent. Cancel anytime.

Free

Try it out with one account.

$0/mo

Free forever

1 social account
10 posts / month
Every platform we support
Calendar, posting queue & media library
Analytics for Instagram, TikTok, X & Facebook
MCP server for Claude & other AI assistants
1 seat

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1 seat

Starter

For solo creators getting consistent.

$14/mo

vs Postiz $29/mo

5 social accounts
Unlimited posts
Everything in Free
1 seat

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1 seat

Growth

For creators and brands running several accounts.

$24/mo

vs Postiz $49/mo

15 social accounts
Unlimited posts
Everything in Starter
Email support
3 team seats

Get Growth

3 seats

Agency

For power users running a large account portfolio.

$49/mo

vs Postiz $99/mo

50 social accounts
Unlimited posts
Everything in Growth
Priority support
Unlimited team seats

Get Agency

Unlimited seats

Telegram scheduling questions

How do I connect a Telegram channel?

Link your Telegram account on the accounts page, then add our bot to the channel as an admin. The channel appears in your workspace only — a bot shared across customers never exposes one workspace’s channels to another.

Can I use formatting in Telegram posts?

Yes — a markdown subset (links, bold, italic, code, strikethrough) is converted to Telegram HTML. Because other platforms publish captions as plain text, markdown belongs in a Telegram-only post or a Telegram caption override.

Do I need my own Telegram bot?

No. Ravenpost runs one central bot; you just add it to your channel as an admin.

Schedule your first Telegram post today

One connected account and ten posts a month, free forever. No card.

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