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Telegram Broadcast Tool — Message Your Contacts at Scale

Telegram broadcast tool: message your existing contacts in bulk — filter by tag or column, send from the CRM or via Telegram MCP, all at safe rate limits.

Broadcast 3 chats

Reach the contacts you already have — without tripping Telegram's limits

Every recipient is already someone you talk to, so your messages land naturally instead of looking like spam. Broadcasts run on our servers with an automatic delay that grows with the list — one job covers up to 100 people, and larger segments split into parallel jobs (up to 10 at once). Pause, cancel, or check delivery for any single recipient anytime in the Job History panel.

Read the broadcast docs
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    Delays that keep you safe

    Entergram spaces messages automatically — roughly 6s apart for 1–3 recipients, scaling to ~91s for 76–100 — so a 50-recipient broadcast lands over about 38 minutes and stays well under Telegram's flood limits.

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    Personalize every message

    Drop {{name}}, {{first_name}}, or {{username}} into the text and Entergram fills it in per recipient. Heads-up: {{username}} only resolves in private chats — groups and channels have no Telegram username, so use {{name}} there.

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    Reusable templates with attachments

    Save messages with full formatting and up to 3 attachments (3 MB each), then drop them in from the picker — or fire one instantly with a slash command like /intro-message once the template is labeled.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Who can I broadcast to?
Broadcasts go to your existing Telegram contacts and chats — the people and groups already connected to your account and synced into the CRM. You filter that list down to a segment before sending; Entergram never messages strangers or scraped numbers, which is a big part of what keeps your account safe.
Can I trigger broadcasts through the MCP or API?
Yes. Alongside the in-app composer, you can launch a broadcast through Entergram's Telegram MCP — handy when you want an AI assistant like Claude to send a templated message to a filtered segment — or programmatically through the REST API.
Why is my broadcast slower than expected?
The delay between messages scales with how many recipients are in the job — 76–100 recipients triggers a ~91-second per-message delay. That's intentional and stays comfortably under Telegram's flood-control thresholds. Splitting one large list into smaller jobs sometimes shortens wall time depending on how Entergram assigns workers.
Why did {{username}} come out empty for some recipients?
{{username}} only resolves in private chats. Group and channel recipients don't have a Telegram username, so the variable comes out empty for them. If your audience mixes private and group chats, use {{name}} or {{first_name}} instead.
Can I close my browser while a broadcast runs?
Yes — broadcasts run as a server-side proxied job. Close the tab, come back later, check status in the Job History panel.
Are broadcasts available on every plan?
Broadcasts require analytics to be connected, and analytics is enabled automatically on the Pro plan (and the 3-day Pro trial). Basic doesn't include broadcasts.
What can I do automatically after a broadcast finishes?
From the broadcast dialog you can configure post-send actions: update a custom column on every recipient (e.g. flip Stage from Lead to Notified) and/or move recipients into a Telegram folder. The actions apply once the job completes.
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