Customers and commerce
Service selection, booking, catalogs, orders, payments, support, loyalty programs, and personalized offers.
We build Telegram products for customers, employees, or standalone use—from notification bots and customer support to catalogs, games, accounts, and complete digital services. We connect them to business data and existing systems.
Development starts from $1,000. The final estimate depends on product scope, roles, business logic, and integrations.
A bot or Mini App can serve as a customer channel, standalone service, game platform, employee interface, notification system, or automation tool.
Service selection, booking, catalogs, orders, payments, support, loyalty programs, and personalized offers.
Game mechanics, training, tests, subscriptions, customer accounts, and standalone products with rich interfaces.
System alerts, monitoring, approvals, staff tasks, and data exchange with CRM, ERP, and other services.
One Telegram product can combine catalogs, purchases, games, training, accounts, subscriptions, notifications, or internal tools and connect them to CRM, ERP, websites, payments, and external APIs.
The product scope follows the task: we can launch one priority journey or deliver a complete service with multiple roles, a Mini App, administration, payments, and integrations.
Four clear stages, each with an agreed outcome.
We review audiences, tasks, features, roles, data, and required integrations.
We define bot logic, the Mini App interface, notifications, and how every part of the product connects.
We deliver the bot, Mini App, data storage, and integrations with operational tools.
We test interfaces, game and business logic, notifications, permissions, and integrations.
We have worked with major companies, private clients, and different agencies. Our projects span gamification, CRM and ERP systems, ecommerce, loyalty programs, promotional campaigns, customer accounts, and internal tools.
Product experience across formats helps choose the right shape: a focused bot, a richer Mini App, or Telegram as part of a larger system.
Bots suit short step-by-step actions and notifications. Mini Apps suit catalogs, forms, accounts, and other interface-heavy journeys.
Yes when the services provide suitable APIs. We check methods, restrictions, and failure handling before estimating.
Not always. A Mini App can serve a Telegram audience, while a public page remains useful for search, advertising, and explaining the offer.
A builder can work for a simple questionnaire or forwarding a message to a manager. Custom development is needed for multiple roles, business logic, owned data, Mini Apps, payments, or integrations.
Briefly describe how you imagine the bot or Mini App and the capabilities you would like it to have.