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Telegram Broadcast Tool: Send Bulk Messages Safely

Send Telegram broadcasts and bulk messages to existing contacts. Filter audiences, personalize templates, pace delivery, track results, and automate follow-up.

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Send Telegram newsletters to the right chats, at the right pace

A Telegram newsletter is only useful when it reaches the right people. Entergram lets you build a filtered audience from your existing chats, write one message, and personalize it for each recipient with variables and a live preview. Broadcasts are queued on our servers and sent in the background with Telegram-aware pacing.

Pause, resume, or cancel a job, then inspect delivery and engagement for each recipient in Job History.

Read the broadcast docs
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    Delays that keep you safe

    Entergram spaces messages automatically and shows an estimated delivery time before you send. The pacing is intentional: it helps keep a broadcast or newsletter inside Telegram's limits instead of pretending bulk sending should be instant.

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    Personalize every message

    Drop {{chat_name}}, {{first_name}}, or {{username}} into the message and Entergram resolves it per recipient. Preview the finished text for real chats before sending; {{username}} is blank for groups, channels, and people without a handle.

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    Reusable templates with attachments

    Save fully formatted newsletter and broadcast templates, add supported photos, video, audio, documents, or voice attachments, and reuse them from the picker. Shared templates can keep team messaging consistent.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Who can I broadcast or send a Telegram newsletter to?
Broadcasts go to existing Telegram contacts and chats - the people, groups, and other chats already connected to your account and synced into the CRM. You filter that audience before sending; Entergram does not scrape numbers or send to strangers.
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?
Messages are sent at a fixed, Telegram-aware interval and the composer shows an estimated time based on your recipient count. That pacing is intentional: a newsletter or bulk message is queued safely instead of sent all at once. The help guide recommends starting with a small batch, such as 20 recipients, before sending to a larger audience.
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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