Free tool
How many people really read that Telegram channel?
Paste any public channel: yours, a competitor’s, or one you are about to pay for an ad in. You see its members, the views each post gets and how often it posts. Free with a free account.
Only public channels can be read. It uses the public page anyone can open.
What it looks at
Read from the channel’s public page, the last posts first.
What it cannot see
- Private channels, which have no public page.
- Who the members are, or where they came from.
- Joins and leaves. For your own channel, the Hub counts those through your bot.
Questions
Why do I need an account?
It keeps the tools for people running ads rather than bots, and the same thing can be watched from the Hub with one tap. It is free: your email and a 6-digit code, no password, no card.
Does the channel owner see that I checked?
No. It reads the public page anyone can open at t.me/s/ and the name. Nothing is joined and nothing is sent.
Why do views matter more than members?
Members can be added in bulk. Views show how many people open the posts. A channel with many members and few views has many people who never read it.
Can it check a private channel?
No. A private channel has no public page. Your own channel, private or not, is tracked in the Hub through a bot you add to it.
What does the Hub add for my own channel?
Fellows Channels counts every join by the ad set it came from, shows who leaves in the first day and who is still in after 7 days, and sends joins to Meta as an event.
Not answered here? or ask on Telegram.
Every join, by the ad set it came from.
Fellows Channels shows who stays a week, not only who joins.