Bot Broadcasts
Broadcasts let you send a message to all or selected users of a bot. You can add text, media files and interactive buttons
Step 1. Open the organization
In the left sidebar, next to the organization you need, click the "Details" button
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Step 2. Go to the "Broadcasts" section
On the organization page, click on the "Broadcasts" tile
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Step 3. Create a broadcast
Go to the "Create" tab. On the left side of the page, compose your message — upload a media file and enter text (up to 4000 characters). Add interactive buttons if needed
Two types of button actions are available: a link to a website, or a callback trigger that redirects the user to a specific section of the bot
The text supports formatting: **bold**, __italic__, ~~strikethrough~~, `monospace`, ||spoiler||, [link](url), >quote
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Step 4. Choose a callback for the button
If you're adding a button with a callback trigger, click on it and choose the desired action from the list — for example, main menu, user profile, subscription purchase or transaction history
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Step 5. Configure the audience and sending parameters
In the right panel, choose the bot type (VPN or Support), the specific bot, and the target audience of recipients. You can also adjust the sending speed and schedule the broadcast for a specific date and time
Take your bot's activity into account when choosing the sending speed. For active bots with a large number of users, we don't recommend setting 30 messages per second — Telegram's limits will be exhausted and users won't be able to use the bot until they're reset
Step 6. Check the broadcast before sending
Click the "Preview" button to see how the message will look. A window will open showing the text and buttons in a Telegram-style visual representation
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Step 7. Test send
Before launching the broadcast, you can send a test message to a specific account. Click the "Test" button, find the user you need by name or username, and click "Send"
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Always check your broadcast using preview and a test send before launching — this way you'll make sure the text, buttons and media file display correctly