
Telegram channels & groups
Group vs channel
Telegram group vs channel, from Telegram’s own docs: member limits, who can post, history, stats, broadcast groups and 2026 changes, so you pick the right one.
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Schedule posts, auto-forward between channels with filters, and give each account its own daily and hourly caps. No scripts.

Scheduling, forwarding, templates and analytics for every account you connect.
Send one-off or recurring messages to contacts, groups and channels, at the time you choose in the timezone you choose.
Copy new posts from a source chat to your destinations. Filter them by keyword or media type, and change links, mentions, hashtags, headers and footers on text posts, or the caption on media, on the way.
Save the messages you send often. {recipient_name} is filled in as each message goes out, and {date}, {time} and {day} with the date, time and weekday in UTC.
Connect several Telegram accounts with a QR code and run them all from one dashboard, each with its own proxy on paid plans.
Sent and failed counts, success rates, your sending streak and the hours you send most, per account, template and recipient.
Each account sends at its own pace, with daily and hourly caps, a gap between messages and a little random jitter, so sending never comes in bursts.
Scan a QR code with Telegram on your phone, or sign in with your number and the code Telegram sends you.
Pick recipients and a time, or a source chat and where its posts should go. No code.
Dripl sends at each account’s pace and shows every result, sent or failed, in analytics.
A short tour of the dashboard with sample data. No sign-up needed.
Five steps with sample data: Dashboard, Accounts, Scheduler, Forwarding and Analytics.
Common setups, each made from the features above.
Copy calls from your source channel into your paid and free groups as they are posted.
Keep several groups on schedule from the admin accounts you already use.
Publish once in your source channel and send it on to every channel and group that should carry it.
Telegram and social media, explained with sources.

Telegram channels & groups
Telegram group vs channel, from Telegram’s own docs: member limits, who can post, history, stats, broadcast groups and 2026 changes, so you pick the right one.
12 min read
How many Telegram accounts can I have? Three in Telegram’s main apps, more with Premium. See each app’s limit, the one-number rule and what the rules allow.
11 min read
How to send a message to multiple Telegram groups: forward it to several chats at once, use a channel instead, or schedule it, within the spam rules.
12 min read
Prices in USD, or the same number in euros. Cancel anytime.
Perfect for trying out Dripl
$0
No credit card needed
Start freeFor growing teams and creators
$49/month
Billed monthly
Start with ProFor large-scale operations
$99/month
Billed monthly
Start with BusinessUnlimited means fair use: we may limit traffic that threatens the service’s stability or breaks Telegram’s terms, such as spam.
Need more accounts or seats? Add them to your plan in Settings > Billing, or talk to us.
Out of messages before the month ends? A message top-up in Settings > Billing adds more, valid for 12 months.
Can’t find it? Contact support
Yes. The Starter plan is free and needs no credit card. It includes 100 messages a month and 1 Telegram account. Every new account starts with a 14-day free Pro trial, with no card needed. When it ends, the account moves to the free plan unless you buy a plan.
Scan a QR code with the Telegram app on your phone, or enter the number and the login code Telegram sends. Dripl keeps the session on its server so your automations can run, and removing the account from the dashboard logs that session out on Telegram.
On our server, as a separate file for each account that only the Dripl app can read. It is never shown in the dashboard or returned by our API, and removing the account logs the session out on Telegram. The security page lists the rest.
Starter: 100 a month. Pro: 3,000 a month. Business: no monthly limit, under fair use. Scheduled messages (one per recipient), each run of a recurring message, resends and retries, and forwarded posts (one per destination) all share one monthly allowance. What went out this period counts, and so do the scheduled messages due before it resets. On the free plan it resets on the first day of each month (UTC). On a paid plan, monthly or yearly, by card or crypto, it resets every month on the day your subscription started.
Dripl stops sending and offers an upgrade: new messages can’t be scheduled, messages that come due are paused, and forwarding rules pause. They pick up again on their own when your allowance resets, when you upgrade, or when you buy a message top-up, a one-time pack used after your monthly allowance that expires 12 months after you buy it. A one-off message whose time passed while it was paused waits for you to resume it.
Yes. Cancel from Settings > Billing at any time. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you already paid for, and you can undo the cancellation until then.
We don’t refund the unused part of a billing period when you cancel or move to a cheaper plan. If you were charged in error, contact us within 14 days and we’ll refund that payment in full. If you buy as a consumer, you can cancel a plan, a message top-up or an AI credit pack within 14 days of buying it and get a full refund. If we refund a plan’s first or renewal payment, that plan ends at once.
Start with a 14-day free Pro trial. No credit card needed.