Control Room
40+ channels on one screen: ER with its trend, views trend, subscriber growth, how much is scheduled, drafted or failed, and when the channel last published. Attention flags first.
Agencies and media
Run many Telegram channels without many tabs
Agencies and media houses run channels by the dozen. AwrAiter keeps them on one screen: which channel has an empty week, which one is losing reach, which post failed and why. Members see only the channels you allow; publishing goes through one service account, so nobody shares a personal Telegram login. Plans go from three channels to two hundred.
01 — How it works
One team, many channels, clear ownership
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Connect the channels
Paste each channel link, add @awraiter_bot as an admin and press Check; the AwrAiter service account joins with posting rights. Clients keep ownership; you get the seat at the desk.
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Invite the team, scope the access
Each member is limited to the channels you choose. A freelancer sees two channels; an editor sees the client's five; billing stays with the owner.
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Work from one calendar
The calendar shows every channel's slots side by side, in each channel's own time zone. Filter by channel; open a post to move it.
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Watch the Control Room
Channels that need attention come first: a failed post, an empty queue, a channel gone quiet. Next to each one: ER with its trend, views trend, subscriber growth.
02 — What you get
Built for the fortieth channel, not the first
Per-channel access
Members are granted channels, not the whole team. Owner-only billing and settings.
One publishing identity
Posts go out through the AwrAiter service account. No shared logins, no personal accounts at risk, revocable per channel.
Content plans per channel
Each channel keeps its own plan and rubrics; each member connects their own sources, and the plan limit counts the whole team.
Reports without spreadsheets
XLSX export and a daily export of every channel to the Google Sheet you set for the team — the client report builds itself.
Assistant across channels
Through MCP the assistant compares channels, finds the ones with empty slots and fills them: “which of my channels have nothing scheduled for tomorrow?”
03 — Plans
Channels, members, sources
Quantities are what the plan buys. Analytics, the calendar, the Control Room and the MCP connector are in every plan, including the free one.
| Plan | Channels | Members | Sources | News per day | Price |
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| Free | 1 | 1 | 2 | 5 | €0, forever |
| Solo | 3 | 3 | 5 | 30 | €9 / month |
| Growth | 10 | 10 | 10 | 50 | €20 / month |
| Business | 50 | 25 | 15 | 100 | €50 / month |
| Agency | 200 | 100 | 100 | 200 | €99 / month |
Need 12 channels on Growth? Add channels at €1 a month each, members at €2, instead of jumping a tier.
04 — Questions
Before you move an agency in
Can I limit a freelancer to two channels?
Yes. Access is granted per channel; a member never sees channels outside their list, in the calendar, the analytics or through the assistant.
Do members need Telegram admin rights?
No. Only @awraiter_bot and the AwrAiter service account are admins in the channel. Members work in the panel with their own logins.
Is there an agency plan?
Business covers 50 channels for €50 a month, Agency covers 200 for €99. Both add members, sources and daily news accordingly.
Can a client see their own channel?
Invite them as a member scoped to that channel. They see its calendar and analytics, nothing else.
What happens when a client leaves?
Remove the channel; the service account's admin right can be revoked on the Telegram side at any time. History stays in your exports.
Move the first client in today
Start with one channel free, add the rest when the team is ready. No card until then.