Telegram on your landing pages
Plenty of media buyers and affiliate teams already run their day in Telegram: the group with the network, the chat with the buyer, the channel the floor follows. LanderLab's Telegram integration puts your leads there too. A bot you own posts every lead from a landing page or quiz funnel, with every field the visitor filled in.
You create the bot once and reuse it on every page, so a new offer means a new chat, not a new tool. There's no automation plan in between and no middleman charging per message. It suits debt relief and insurance affiliates, call center groups, and solo buyers who want a ping for each conversion while a campaign is still in learning.
Telegram lead alerts from your own bot
A Telegram bot is about the simplest alert channel a small team can have: it's free to create, it belongs to you, and it posts into the chats your people already read. LanderLab sends each lead through yours, with every field from the form or quiz in the message.
Because the bot is yours, so is the history. Every alert stays in the chat, searchable by name or phone, next to whatever the team said about the lead.
A private chat, a Telegram group or a channel
The same bot can send to a private chat for a solo buyer, a group where a sales team talks leads over, or a channel the whole call floor follows. Create the bot once and use it on as many pages as you like, each page pointing at its own chat.
That lets the alert follow how your team is organized: a group per closer pod, a channel per offer, a private chat for the owner who only wants to keep count.
Write the alert for a lock screen
The List format lays out every field under your intro line. Custom lets you write the template yourself, so the phone number and the offer can come first, where they show on a lock screen before anyone opens Telegram.
Watch a new campaign's leads land while it learns
The first leads of a fresh TikTok or Facebook campaign tell you more than the ads manager does in its first hours. With hidden fields for utm_campaign and utm_content on the page, each alert says which ad set and which creative produced it, so a dead ad shows up in the chat before it has spent the day's budget.
The alerts are the live feed; the record lives in LanderLab's Leads tab, filterable by date and A/B variant and exportable as a CSV on Grow and up when it's time to settle up with a buyer.
