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Telestars

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Telestars is a platform that adds an AI chatbot and a fan CRM to Telegram so creators and agencies can sell paid content with Telegram Stars.

About Telestars

Telestars is built for creators and agencies who want to monetize conversations on Telegram. It combines three things: selling content in Telegram Stars, an AI chatbot that automates direct-message conversations, and a CRM for managing each fan from one workspace. The page positions Telegram as an alternative to subscription platforms such as OnlyFans.

It works through Telegram's Secretary Mode, so it is the creator's own Telegram profile that sends messages and media while a connected bot handles the automation in the background. Content can be sold manually or through the AI chatbot, and purchases are tracked.

The FAQ explains the Stars flow: a purchase credits the bot in Stars, Telegram requires a 21-day wait before withdrawal, and funds are then withdrawn in crypto through Telegram's own system. Pricing is not stated in the homepage text.

Key features

  • Sell paid media for Telegram Stars
  • AI chatbot that answers direct messages
  • Fan CRM inside one workspace
  • Secretary Mode keeps your own profile as sender
  • Purchase tracking per fan
  • Stars withdrawal through Telegram

Good fit for

  • Selling paid media inside Telegram chats
  • Automating replies for an agency's creator accounts
  • Tracking which fans bought which content
Tags
telegram
chatbot
crm
telegram-stars
creators
automation
paid-content

Telestars: questions and answers

What is Telestars used for?
Telestars is a platform that adds an AI chatbot and a fan CRM to Telegram so creators and agencies can sell paid content with Telegram Stars. It is a good fit for selling paid media inside Telegram chats, automating replies for an agency's creator accounts and tracking which fans bought which content.
Is Telestars free?
Yes. Telestars has a free plan.
Is Telestars open source?
No. Telestars is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Workflow Automation category, open-source options include Errbot, Huginn and AutoHotkey.
What are some alternatives to Telestars?
Telestars competes with Kommo, respond.io and Landbot.

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