u/BudgetAnt6497

Is there demand for a subscription and payment handler for telegram bots?

I’ve been building Telegram bots for a while and the moment I tried to monetize one I realized there’s basically nothing out there for it. InviteMember solves this perfectly but only works for groups, not bots.

I’m thinking of building something that handles this for bots, payments, access control, the whole thing. But before I spend time on it I just want to know if other people actually run into this problem too. Do you build bots? Have you ever wanted to charge for access and just didn’t have a clean way to do it?

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u/BudgetAnt6497 — 18 hours ago
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is there demand for a subscription management tool for Telegram bots?

I’ve been building Telegram bots for a while and the moment I tried to monetize one I realized there’s basically nothing out there for it. InviteMember solves this perfectly but only works for groups, not bots.

I’m thinking of building something that handles this for bots, payments, access control, the whole thing. But before I spend time on it I just want to know if other people actually run into this problem too. Do you build bots? Have you ever wanted to charge for access and just didn’t have a clean way to do it?

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u/BudgetAnt6497 — 3 days ago

InviteMember for Telegram Bots

hello r/StartupAccelerators

i really like building Telegram Bots, and i want to make money off of them, , but i dont want to do it myself, i want to do it though a platform that takes care of it all for me, low and behold, INVITEMEMBER! i thought i hit the jackpot. but then i understood that its only for paid/unpaid groups and not bots. so i thought, why not do it myself? so here we are.

i havent started buliding yet, but i wanted to ask, do you think theres demand for such a tool? as far as i could find no one has done it acc good

let me know!

P.S for anyone who doesnt know what invitmember is : InviteMember lets creators charge money for access to a private Telegram group/channel without doing the payment and member management manually.

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u/BudgetAnt6497 — 3 days ago
▲ 4 r/indiebiz+2 crossposts

A search engine for APIs

Built a search engine for finding APIs. Here's why.

Every project I started, I'd lose an hour just finding a decent API. Google surfaces SEO garbage. RapidAPI's browse is full of abandoned projects. The Public APIs GitHub repo is outdated. And none of them tell you whether what you're looking at is actually stable or going to quietly start billing you.

So I built Apifinder. Plain-English queries, live web search, and an AI breakdown with actual red flags and green flags per result. Not a static directory.

It's early and I'm still figuring out where to take it. Curious if anyone here has run into the same problem and what you'd actually want from something like this.

https://rapidapi.com/mrbon-mrbon-default/api/apifinder

u/BudgetAnt6497 — 7 days ago