It answers every message as you, works out who is ready, checks your firm's own records to see who really paid, lets them in and writes the client card. No setter, no closer, no you.
One plan · Paid in crypto · Nothing metered
Answer, qualify, close, verify the payment, open the door, file the client, chase the ones who went quiet — and tell you what happened. You are not in any of those steps.
What you do — once
What it does from then on — forever
without you in any of it
The three jobs between a click and a funded client — done by one bot, on your own Telegram, for a flat monthly price.
The setter
Replies in seconds, at any hour, in whatever language it was written in. Never leaves one on read.
The closer
Judges whether they are ready, pushes when they are, and comes back to everyone who went quiet.
The admin
Confirms the payment against the firm's records, opens the door, and writes the client card.
Give it the address of your prop firm's CRM and a read-only key, and the last manual step in the funnel is gone: it looks the customer up in the firm's own database and acts on what it finds.
Claim to confirmed client
nobody was woken upIt only ever reads. Scalegram cannot change a single thing in your firm's system.
In the language it arrived in, with the pictures and PDFs you already wrote — and in your own cloned voice. It reads what you and that person already said to each other first, so a client of two years is picked up mid-conversation, never greeted like a stranger.
Autopilot is the default; the brake is yours to place. Mark the one thing you want the last word on — a payout, a discount, a stranger claiming a funded account — and it waits for a single tap. Everything else it finishes alone.
Your channel posts, your saved replies, your client list, its own flow — and whatever just broke. Ask in Telegram; it answers from the real thing.
Account numbers, what they bought, where they are in your funnel — filed as the conversation happens, without you typing.
What they type
What the bot files, by itself
Contacts, tags, stages and timing — never the text of your conversations.
Point it at any channel your Telegram account can read, including one you pay to be in. Every post is read as a trade and printed again in one clean format, so nothing of theirs survives the trip. The good mornings, the screenshots and the link in bio never make it at all: a post that cannot be read as a trade cannot be printed as one.
Their channel to yours
rewritten, not forwardedFollow-ups land threaded under your copy of the trade they answer. Edit at the source and your post is rewritten, never duplicated.
Every step, not just the click: taps, joins, registrations and deposits — each one sent to Meta, TikTok and Snapchat from our server, tied to the person it belongs to, with the purchase carrying its real value. No website? Tag the link itself and every subscriber it brings is counted under it.
Click to reported sale
event fired · via APIServer to server. No ad blocker, closed tab or iOS update can lose it.
They tap your Telegram link
Tagged with the source, campaign and creative that sent them
They actually join the channel
Confirmed by the bot inside Telegram, not guessed from the click
Your CRM says the account exists
Matched on their email, so it counts even days later on another device
Your CRM confirms the money arrived
Sent with the real amount and currency, so your ads optimise on revenue
A channel is the whole starting kit. Pick it, and the page that sends people to it already exists: its name, its picture, its description and its subscriber count are already on it, and it answers on your own domain.
Connect Meta and every ad account your token can see turns up in one list. Then work on all of them at once instead of opening eleven tabs.
The spend sits beside the conversations, the clients and the sales the bots closed, so you are reading what an ad cost and what it produced on the same screen.
Paste a key, and the bot stops taking the customer's word for anything it can check itself.
Your prop firm's CRM
Looks a customer up by email: whether they paid, how much, which plan, whether the funded account is live. Read only, always.
Whop
Every buyer and every free-course member lands on your client list by their email. Paid sales report to your pixels with the real amount on them.
Your broker's IB records
Answers the question that stalls every chat: is this account under my referral, and did they actually deposit. From the broker's own records, not the customer's word.
Meta, TikTok and Snapchat
Server side conversions, and more than one pixel per network if you run traffic for more than one advertiser.
Your own website forms
Point a plain HTML form at us and every opt in lands on your client list, tagged with the ad that produced it. No JavaScript needed.
Grok, OpenAI or DeepSeek
Your key, your account, your bill. Swap the model whenever you like without touching anything else.
Things that do not need a headline, but are the reason people stop using anything else.
It reads screenshots
Payment confirmations, account pages, whatever they photograph instead of typing. A separate vision model looks at the picture and answers on what is in it.
You can teach it
Upload a markdown file of how the job is done and every reply is written that way from then on. Tell it a fact once and it keeps it.
It takes orders, not just questions
Tag that person. Move them to deposited. Send them the pricing reply. Stop bot two. It does it in the same message you asked in.
The flow builder is AI all the way down
Conditions the model judges, checks that pull a fact out of the conversation and save it, follow ups it writes itself, voice notes, and the Ask Me block where you want the last word.
It reads what you publish
Posts from the channels your bot administers, so someone asking about the thing you posted twenty minutes ago gets a real answer.
It installs on your phone
Add it to your home screen and it opens straight into the panel, no browser chrome around it.
However the question is worded, its instructions, your keys and anyone else's details are taken out of the message before it is sent.
What a customer tries
What leaves the chat
Checked out of every message on the way to Telegram — not just discouraged in a prompt.
No tiers, no metering, no free version.
Your entire Telegram sales operation, run for you.
$1499
per month, paid in crypto
Plus what your AI provider charges — typically a few dollars a month.
No. Autopilot is the default: it answers, qualifies, closes, checks the payment against your firm's own records, lets the customer in and files them — start to finish, with nobody watching. The approval step exists because some things deserve a human, so you place it yourself on the one or two moments you want the last word on.
That is the point of it. The setter's job is answering in seconds at any hour in any language; the closer's is knowing when to push and going back to whoever went quiet; the admin's is confirming the payment and opening the door. All three are the bot. What is left for you is what you sell and who you sell it to.
It asks the company, not the customer. Give it your prop firm CRM's address and a read-only API key and it looks that email up live, mid-conversation: whether the account exists, whether the payment completed, how much, which plan, whether a funded account is live. It reads and nothing more — Scalegram has no way to change anything in your firm's system.
It answers from what you wrote about your product, your example replies and your writing style — in the first person, as you. The compiled prompt is shown to you in full; nothing is hidden.
Grok, OpenAI or DeepSeek — your choice, switchable at any time. You bring your own key, so you pay them directly at cost. Voice notes use your own ElevenLabs voice clone, billed the same way.
Yes. A drag-and-drop flow builder sits under it: keyword triggers, conditions, questions that save answers, follow-ups hours later, and an Ask Me block that stops and waits for you before anything is granted.
Every outgoing message is checked before it is sent, not merely discouraged in a prompt: a key or token, its own instructions in any wording, and any email or account number this conversation cannot account for are taken out — so another client's details never leave the chat. Your own private chat with it is the only place the real numbers are given.
Switch on Earlier Conversations and the bot reads that person's chat with you before it answers, straight from your own Telegram. Anyone it finds there is never opened at — no greeting, no introduction, no message written for strangers — it simply carries on where you left off. The chat is read for that one reply and never stored.
The client list is built read-only: Scalegram records who you talked to and when, never the text of those chats — there is no message table. When you switch on Earlier Conversations, an old chat is read live to answer that one message and is gone the moment the reply is sent. You approve the connection with a code Telegram sends you, and you can kill it any time from Telegram's own Devices screen.
It runs on Meta's own Marketing API with a system user token you generate in your own Business settings. That is the sanctioned interface, the same one Ads Manager is built on, so there is no browser being driven and no endpoint being scraped. What does get accounts throttled is going past the API quota and retrying into it, so the product reads the usage Meta reports on every single call, slows down at 60 percent of your quota, stops at 80, and waits when Meta says wait instead of trying again. A bulk action that hits a limit halts and tells you, rather than pushing on. What we cannot police is what your ads actually say, because that is Meta's ad review and it is between you and them.
They are cleaned before Meta ever receives them. GPS coordinates, the phone or camera model, serial numbers, timestamps, the editing history and any embedded comments are stripped out, and the file is renamed to a plain scalegram id so the name itself stops saying which camera roll it came off. Nothing is handed to Meta as a link to fetch, because that would let it collect the original. If a file cannot be read well enough to clean it, the upload is refused rather than sent dirty.
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Switch it on tonight and the ones that arrive while you sleep are answered, checked and closed by morning.
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