Full-cycle Telegram bot development: from simple chat bots that capture leads to Telegram Mini Apps with AI assistants and real business logic. Payments taken inside the chat, integration with your CRM, website and internal systems, segmented broadcasts and analytics. One of the fastest and cheapest sales and automation channels there is — with no app store, no download and no install.
A Telegram bot is more than a set of reply buttons. What you need depends on the job: an express bot to capture the first leads, a full business bot with payments and integrations, or a Telegram Mini App with AI — the approach that turns the messenger into a complete platform in place of a website or a mobile app.
A working bot that answers the questions your team keeps answering by hand: a menu, a scripted dialogue, an FAQ, and lead capture forwarded straight to you. Live within a couple of weeks, and it starts saving time immediately.
A bot wired into the systems you already run: your CRM, database, calendar or booking system. It creates records, takes payments, sends reminders and segmented broadcasts, and gives you an admin panel to manage all of it.
A full Telegram Mini App — a real interface inside the messenger, not a chain of buttons — combined with LLM-driven conversation that understands free-form questions, plus analytics, payments and a complete back office.
A bot that earns its keep is eight parts, each with a job: from the dialogue script to the AI assistant and the analytics. Technology without a script produces nothing, and a script without integrations is an island. We design the whole system together so the bot delivers real business value rather than a novelty.
The conversation mapped before a line of code: what the user wants, the shortest path to it, and what happens when they type something unexpected. Most bad bots are badly scripted rather than badly built.
Inline and reply keyboards that keep every useful action within one or two taps. Deep links so a campaign can drop someone straight into the right screen instead of the welcome message.
The bot connected to your CRM, database, booking system, ERP or spreadsheets, so a conversation creates a real record instead of a message someone has to retype.
Checkout inside the chat via Telegram Payments or a payment provider, with receipts, subscription billing and automatic access control once payment clears.
Targeted messages to segments you define — by purchase history, activity, or any field you store — with scheduling, rate-limit handling and delivery statistics.
A web interface running inside Telegram: catalogue, cart, account, booking calendar. Native look, no install, and the user is already logged in.
Language-model integration so the bot handles free-form questions from your own knowledge base, with a clear handover to a human when confidence is low.
A back office where you see conversations, conversion by step, where users drop off, and can edit content without a developer. Without this you are running blind.
A bot pays for itself wherever there are repeated, predictable interactions — with customers, staff or an audience. Here are twelve categories where the return is clearest, from sales and booking to logistics tracking, finance and channel monetisation. In each one we have scenarios already worked out and adapt them to your business.
Catalogue, cart and checkout inside the chat, order status updates, and abandoned-cart follow-ups that arrive where people actually read them.
Menu, table booking, pre-orders and delivery tracking, with orders landing directly in the kitchen or POS system.
Appointment booking against real availability, reminders that cut no-shows, results notifications and a triage flow before a human is involved.
Lesson delivery, homework submission, progress tracking, subscription access control and cohort broadcasts.
Lead qualification before a sales call, quiz funnels, UTM-tagged deep links and lead handover straight into the CRM.
Vacancy screening, structured application collection, first-round questions, interview scheduling and onboarding checklists.
Property search by criteria, viewing bookings, construction progress updates and document delivery to buyers.
Shipment tracking, courier assignment, proof-of-delivery photos and automatic status notifications to the customer.
Rate alerts, portfolio tracking, transaction notifications and two-factor confirmations — with security handled properly.
Service booking, maintenance reminders by mileage or date, parts availability checks and repair status updates.
Paid subscription management, access control, content scheduling, comment moderation and anti-spam.
Class booking, membership tracking, training programme delivery and attendance reminders.
Three packages with a fixed starting price. EXPRESS launches a scripted bot quickly. BUSINESS is a full working bot with payments, CRM integration, broadcasts and an admin panel. MINI APP + AI is a Telegram Mini App with an AI assistant and the complex logic corporate projects need.
A transparent process with fixed timelines. You see and approve the result of each step before the next one starts. Larger projects run iteratively — modules go live in stages rather than everything landing at once in a single risky release.
What the bot must do, for whom, and what happens on every branch — including the ones where the user types something you did not anticipate. Agreed as a diagram before development starts.
A clickable dialogue you can walk through yourself, so the conversation is fixed while changes are still cheap. Rewriting a script is minutes; rewriting a built bot is days.
The bot built and connected to your systems, payments wired in, admin panel implemented. Progress is visible on a staging bot you can test at any point.
Every branch walked through, including the ones users find by accident: wrong input, network drops, duplicate taps, payment failures. Load testing where volume warrants it.
Deployment to production hosting, a walkthrough for your team, and monitoring through the first weeks while real users find the edges. Support included on every package.
A modern stack for Telegram bots and Mini Apps: the official Bot API, an architecture that scales, large-language-model integrations, and connections to whatever external systems you already run. Every bot is load-tested at peak volume and goes through a security review before launch.
| Platforms | Telegram Bot API, Telegram Mini Apps, Telegram Payments; WhatsApp Business API and Viber where the audience is there |
| Backend | PHP 8, Python, Node.js — chosen to match whatever your team already maintains, not our preference |
| Databases | MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis for sessions and rate limiting |
| Mini App | Telegram Web App SDK, native theming, haptics, and the Telegram authorisation flow verified server-side |
| AI and LLM | Claude and GPT APIs, retrieval over your own knowledge base, and controlled handover to a human |
| Integrations | CRM systems, Google Sheets and Calendar, booking platforms, payment providers, and any REST API |
| Payments | Telegram Payments, Stripe, and local providers; subscriptions, receipts and automatic access control |
| Infrastructure | Webhooks over HTTPS, queue-based broadcast delivery, error monitoring, automatic restarts and daily backups |
Three examples with real analytics — client data from before and after the bot went live. Specific numbers from specific projects; on request we will show interface screenshots with client names masked and walk you through how each one was built.
A clinic was losing appointment slots to no-shows and burning reception time on booking calls. The bot books against real doctor availability, confirms, and sends reminders the day before and two hours ahead with a one-tap reschedule. Patients who cannot attend now move their slot instead of vanishing, so the freed time gets resold.
A retailer with most of its audience already on Telegram was sending them to a website and losing them in transit. We built the catalogue, cart and checkout as a Mini App: no install, no login, payment in the chat. Orders flow into the existing CRM, and status updates go back to the customer automatically.
An online school was answering the same student questions dozens of times a day. The bot delivers lessons, tracks progress, manages subscription access, and answers questions from the course materials using an LLM — handing over to a tutor when it is not confident. Tutors now spend their time on the questions that actually need them.
Describe what the bot should do and we will come back with the logic, price and launch date.