Telegram scheduler for channels, through your bot
SkedCast is a Telegram scheduler (a Telegram post scheduler) for channels: add your bot to a channel as an administrator, connect its token, and SkedCast verifies the bot can post there before saving anything. Then schedule text, photos, video, GIFs and albums to the channel on the same calendar as your other networks.
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What you can do with Telegram
- Connect with a bot token and the channel it administers — verified before saving
- Text, photos, video, GIFs and albums of up to ten items
- Silent delivery, content protection and forum-topic targeting per post
- A first comment posted as a reply under each message
- Channel member count on your dashboard
Who schedules Telegram with SkedCast
- Communities running recurring announcements on a public channel
- Brands broadcasting drops or updates to a Telegram audience
- Agencies adding Telegram to a cross-platform publishing plan
Want the connection details — how Telegram links to SkedCast and exactly which permissions we request? See the Telegram integration
Telegram scheduler FAQ
- How do I connect a Telegram channel?
- Create a bot with @BotFather, add it to your channel as an administrator with “Post messages”, then paste the bot token and the channel’s @username (or its numeric id for a private channel). SkedCast checks the bot can post there before saving anything.
- Does Telegram schedule posts natively?
- Not for bots. SkedCast holds the post and fires it at the scheduled time through the Bot API, then records the message link for you.
- Is SkedCast a real Telegram post scheduler for channels?
- Yes — it holds each scheduled post and publishes it automatically through the Bot API at the time you set, on the same calendar as your other networks.
- What is the best time to post on Telegram?
- There is no universal best time, and neither Buffer’s nor Sprout Social’s 2026 study covers Telegram, so we do not quote a window. Test a few slots against your own audience and let your results decide. SkedCast’s best-times feature recommends slots from a connected account’s own publish and engagement history where it has enough data.
- How is the bot token stored?
- Encrypted at rest, used only to post to the channel and read its member count, and erased from SkedCast when you disconnect — the same way Bluesky app passwords are handled. Unlike Bluesky, Telegram gives us no way to cut the bot’s access from our side, so to remove it completely, take the bot out of the channel’s administrators or revoke its token in @BotFather.
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