TeleMinute is a no-code Telegram bot builder with forms, broadcasts and analytics. Plans start at $3.99/week, or $49.99 for lifetime access.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
TeleMinute is a no-code builder for Telegram bots. It is aimed at people who want a bot that answers customers, takes bookings or sends announcements, but who do not want to write code or manage a server. The site's pitch is a bot that goes live in about a minute.
The product works through a visual editor. Users define commands and responses, add buttons and forms, and publish with one click. TeleMinute handles hosting, so bots keep running around the clock without the owner setting anything up.
TeleMinute is available on the web, iOS and Android in 10 languages, and it also has an official Telegram bot for managing everything from within the chat. The site reports more than 1,000 users and over 500 bots created.
The workflow has three steps. First, the user creates a bot in Telegram by chatting with @BotFather and sending /newbot, which returns a token. Second, the user adds commands and responses in TeleMinute, such as a /start greeting with Products and Support buttons. Third, the user deploys the bot with one click.
New users do not need a token to begin. TeleMinute lends a demo bot for 15 minutes so people can see a bot working before they connect their own.
After launch, bots can be edited whenever needed, and the site states that changes and deployment are automatic. Bots are described as operating continuously, 24 hours a day, without server setup or hosting research.
Bot content is built from custom commands, keyword auto-replies and inline menus. A command like /menu can reply with text, images, files and buttons, and Markdown formatting is supported. Premium allows up to 10 images per command. Keyword replies let the bot respond when a message mentions words such as price, hours or shipping.
Lead capture is handled by forms that collect bookings, applications and contact requests step by step. Email and phone fields are validated, responses are tracked, and a notification arrives when someone submits a form.
For outreach, broadcasts reach every user of a bot and can be scheduled and segmented. The analytics section covers user growth, command usage, audience languages and delivery reports for each broadcast.
TeleMinute is a no-code Telegram bot builder. Users design commands, keyword replies, inline menus, lead forms and broadcasts in a visual editor and publish the bot in one click. There is no server to run and no programming.
TeleMinute Premium is one plan with every feature. It costs $3.99 per week, $9.99 per month or $49.99 once for lifetime access. The site also mentions regional discounts.
There is no free plan listed. New users can start without a BotFather token, as TeleMinute lends a demo bot for 15 minutes so they can see it working before connecting their own bot.
No. The platform is designed around a simple visual interface, and the site provides step-by-step guides written for people who do not code.
Yes, the monthly and lifetime plans can be paid with Telegram Stars inside Telegram. The weekly plan is card-only.
Bots can reply to custom commands with text, images, files and inline buttons, answer keyword questions automatically, collect leads through forms, and send broadcasts, including scheduled ones. Statistics and delivery reports are included.
According to the site, there is no limit on the number of users a bot can have, and TeleMinute Premium allows unlimited bot creation.
Yes. TeleMinute runs on the web, iOS and Android, and an official Telegram bot can create and manage bots. All of them use the same synced account.