The complete guide

The brokers you recommend, under the headings you grouped them by, each with a link to register.

🔒 Not on Free — included from Paid

The copy-trading services you recommend, each one a button straight to it.

🔒 Not on Free — included from Paid

Lists your plans with the price and the length of each, and starts the payment for whichever one they tap.

Whatever else you sell beside the channel — a course, mentoring, a one-off session — each with its own price.

🔒 Not on Free — included from Paid

The plan they are on and the day it runs out, with a renewal offer when one is due.

Asks for an access code and lets them in the moment a valid one arrives. No command to type.

Buys a subscription for somebody else and hands over a code to pass on. It is minted only once the payment has cleared.

🔒 Not on Free — included from Paid

Their own invite link, how many people have used it, and what they have earned from it.

How many subscriptions they have bought, the level that earns them, and the discount that comes with it.

What subscribers have written about your channel, and the way in to leaving one. You approve each before it shows.

The outcomes you have published: a win rate over the last month, then the recent entries.

🔒 Not on Free — included from Paid

Wherever else you publish, from the links you filled in. Only the ones you set appear.

Your own questions and answers, one button each.

🔒 Not on Free — included from Paid

Your support contact, not ours. Your subscribers never write to us.

Your files for sale — each buyer gets a personal download link.

🔒 Not on Free — included from Paid

Services your buyers order from you — they fill a short form, pay, and get the finished file delivered here.

🔒 Not on Free — included from Paid

Switches the bot to the other language for that reader alone, buttons included.

Swaps the board under the input for your management one. It is added for you and nobody else.

Your control panel: every section of your bot on one screen, with the setup checklist on top until it is done.

Add a plan, change a price or a length, or stop selling one.

The channels and groups this bot guards. Add one, check its rights, or stop using it.

Which ways your subscribers may pay, and your own keys for each — entered on the web, never shown back.

The payments waiting on your yes or no, and both answers are one tap.

Mints an access code to hand out: a free month, an apology, a partner. You choose how long it lasts and how many may use it.

Discount codes you hand out, with how much each takes off and how long it lasts.

Every access code you have issued, whether it was used, and a way to revoke one.

Find a member, see what they are on, and extend or remove their access.

Questions your members send, answered inside the bot. Neither side is shown the account of the other.

Write to your members — everyone, or just the ones whose subscription is ending.

Reviews waiting for your approval. Nothing a member writes appears until you say so.

Members who brought you subscribers and are asking to be paid their share.

Your subscribers, your recorded revenue and your code allowance — the same figures the dashboard shows.

Add or price whatever else you sell beside the channel — a course, a session, a review.

The questions your bot answers before anyone has to ask you.

The copy-trading accounts you list, and the order they appear in.

The brokers you vouch for, with your link for each.

Your published results — wins, losses and breakevens, pasted in bulk or added one by one.

The loyalty ladder: what a member pays once they have renewed three, six or ten times.

The wording the bot uses — the welcome, the reminders — in your voice rather than ours.

Your social accounts, shown to members who ask where else to find you.

Add a product, upload a new version, see what sold.

See new orders, deliver the finished work, handle revisions and refunds.

Which bundles of features your package includes, and what each one switches on.

What you owe TG Access this week, the exact amount to send, and where to send it.

What the bot is called, who handles support, when it reminds, and which time zone you work in.

The same control panel on a bigger screen, with the tables and charts a phone has no room for.

Puts the storefront board back. Both boards keep working whichever one your phone is holding.