Telegram subscription bot that runs on your own Stripe
Charge for access to your private Telegram group or channel. The bot approves paying members, removes them when their access ends, and the money goes straight to your Stripe account.
A Telegram subscription bot automates paid access to a private channel or group: it charges members, lets them in when they pay, and removes them when their subscription ends. Grouptizer is that bot — with one difference that matters: buyers are charged on your own Stripe account, so your revenue is yours from the very first sale.
What the bot actually does
Connect a channel or group once, and the bot handles the door:
- Generates a single invite link with manual approval, used by every buyer.
- Approves a join request the moment it matches a valid purchase.
- Removes a member automatically when they cancel or their subscription period ends.
- Re-approves them if they subscribe again — with no manual work from you.
It only manages the members it let in
You can connect a channel or group that already has people in it. Your existing members stay exactly as they are — the bot never audits or removes them. It only manages buyers who came in through a purchase, so your current community is never touched.
Your money goes straight to your Stripe account
Grouptizer never processes or holds your money. The charge runs on your own Stripe account, you are the merchant of record, and Stripe pays out to your bank directly. The Grouptizer fee comes out of each sale automatically — you never pay it separately. And if you ever stop using Grouptizer, your Stripe account and your customers stay with you.
What happens when a payment fails
For recurring subscriptions, if a renewal charge fails the subscription goes past due and Stripe retries it automatically. If the retries also fail, access is revoked and the buyer is removed from Telegram — then re-approved the moment they pay again. One-off purchases have no renewal, so there is no failed-charge risk: access stays until you cancel it.
Sell it your way
One bot, every model you need:
- Recurring subscriptions on any interval — daily, weekly, monthly, yearly or custom.
- One-off or lifetime access with a single payment.
- Trial periods, and prices you can mark single-use per customer.
- Bundle several channels and groups into one product — a single purchase unlocks them all.
- Access codes to let people in without paying online.
The bot doesn't read your messages
The bot is an admin only so it can approve and remove members. It runs with Telegram's privacy mode on and receives just two events — a join request, and changes to its own permissions. It never sees the posts in your channel or the conversations in your group.
Telegram subscription bot FAQ
- Do I need to know how to code?
- No. You add the bot to your group, connect Stripe, and set a price. No servers and no separate website.
- Will it remove members I already have?
- No. The bot only manages people who joined through a purchase. Anyone already in your channel when you connect it stays untouched.
- What happens if a member's payment fails?
- Stripe retries automatically. If it keeps failing, the bot removes the member when the subscription lapses and re-adds them the moment they pay again.
- Can it read what I post in my channel?
- No. The bot has privacy mode on and only receives join requests and permission changes — never your messages or files.
- Can I sell one-time access instead of a subscription?
- Yes. Sell recurring subscriptions, one-off or lifetime access, or mix both on the same product.
- Does the money go to me or to Grouptizer?
- To you. Buyers are charged on your own Stripe account and you are the merchant of record. Grouptizer takes a plan fee plus a small percentage per sale.
Your group already has value. It just needs a pay button.
Build your store in five minutes and let the bot handle access.