Telegram audience quality: live members vs inflated counts
The member count says nothing about a community: half of it may have been silent for years and part may be deleted accounts. This tool breaks the audience down and shows what you are actually paying for when buying ads.
What you get in the file
columns from the tool “Chat: who posted — the live audience”| ID | Username | Name | Last name | Gender (estimated) | Time | Status now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
An Excel file with links in a separate column and a KPI sheet. The rows will be yours — only the headers are shown here.
Features
- Ratio of active members to silent ones over a chosen period
- Share of deleted accounts and bots
- A pre-purchase check: you see which part of the audience is reachable
- The report exports to Excel
- To assess the composition our service account joins the group itself
How it works
Point at a chat or channel
Paste a Telegram chat or channel link — a list works too.
Choose what to collect
Ratio of active members to silent ones over a chosen period.
Run the collection
We work through our own account pool: no need to connect your Telegram.
Download the Excel file
A ready table with clickable profile links.
FAQ
What counts as a live member?
Someone who wrote in the chat during the chosen period. That is the only verifiable sign of activity; everything else is guesswork from indirect data.
Can I check a channel before advertising this way?
A channel needs a different approach: subscribers are hidden by the platform, so it is assessed through commenters and post reach. This tool fits chats and groups.
Is access to the member list required?
Yes. If a group hides its list in settings, the composition is unavailable to anyone — then the assessment is built from messages instead.