Onflow Ads is an advertising and growth platform for social media channels. With one account and one wallet, channel owners and advertisers swap promotion, buy and sell sponsored posts, host each other’s ads and license each other’s posts. Telegram is fully live today.
Most channel advertising is still arranged in direct messages between people who have never met. One side pays first and hopes. The other posts and hopes to be paid. We built Onflow Ads so that neither side has to take the other’s word for it.
A deal in a chat window, held together by trust.
The same deal, held together by a record.
You do not buy the products separately. One account reaches all of them, one wallet pays for them, and one plan sets your limits everywhere.
Two channels carry each other’s post, and neither pays the other. Find a partner in the opt-in directory, take a slot on the open board, or share a one-time code with someone you already know. The bot publishes both posts at go-live and removes both when the run ends. If it cannot publish both, it publishes neither.
A marketplace for sponsored posts. Owners list a verified public channel and set their own rate card; its subscriber and view figures are read from Telegram by the bot. Advertisers book a slot, and the payment sits in escrow until it is released to the owner 7 days after the ad’s run ends. No plan pays sooner.
A reciprocal ad exchange. Host other members’ ads in your channel and you earn the right to run your own across everyone else’s. Hosting comes first, a host can review or refuse an ad before it posts, and money never buys a way around a host’s decision.
Onflow Pulse asks a question as an anonymous native Telegram poll in channels whose owners opted in, and reports the totals per channel with ranges in plain words; nobody sees who voted, and voters are never rewarded. A host is paid from escrow only if its poll stays up until it closes, 7 days after the poll ends unless the brand disputes within 72 hours. Onflow Brand Lift, inside Pulse, measures a Paid Promotions campaign against matched channels that did not run it.
A licensing library for posts. An owner lists a post from their own channel with terms; another owner takes a licence, free or paid, and the bot republishes it in their channel with an attribution line, “Source: the channel · Join”, whose tracked invite link sends new subscribers back to the source. A paid licence waits in escrow until the post has stayed up for the hold window.
The wallet is held in US dollars and funds every engine. Top up by UPI, card or crypto; the fee is added on top of the amount you type rather than taken out of it, and it falls as your plan rises. Every plan can withdraw what it earns from Paid Promotions. Every engine shares one composer for its posts, with an AI writing assistant built in. A post that links outside Telegram carries one flat fee of $1, whichever engine runs it and however many such links it has; Telegram links never count.
Under every engine sit three platform features: Onflow Verified, Onflow Brand Safety Shield and Onflow Credit, built into Onflow. A plan buys capacity and convenience with them, never a better score or verdict.
A channel score built only from placements delivered through Onflow Ads: kept up for the full window, readers who responded, reach against the channel’s own posts. Thin evidence reads New, and an owner can appeal to a person.
A scan checks a channel’s recent public posts against an advertiser’s own blocklist before booking. With the live watch, an unsafe post next to a running ad takes it down and the time left is refunded; the owner is not penalised.
Credit on an account, earned from referrals, rewards, make-goods and top-up bonuses. It pays Onflow’s own part of audits, scans, licences, polls and studies before the wallet, and has no cash value.
None of these is a slogan. Each one is a mechanism in the product, and each is written up in full in the guide.
Plans, prices, balances and every booking live on onflowads.com. The Telegram bot, @OnflowAdsBot, publishes and removes the posts the website agreed, checks that they stay up and reports back what it saw. Nothing is bought, sold or decided inside the bot, and it holds no balance. Bot and website, explained
A booking’s payment goes into escrow at checkout, where the channel owner cannot touch it. The owner has 24 hours to accept; a decline or silence is an automatic full refund. The bot publishes the post, and a monitor keeps checking that it is still live. Funds are released to the owner 7 days after the run ends, once the advertiser’s 72 hours to raise a concern have passed. The monitor keeps checking the post for its whole run. A post that never goes up is refunded automatically. How escrow works
Fees, limits and plan prices on this site are read live from the same settings the checkout uses. On every change to the platform, an automated check compares the pricing page, the guide and its PDF with the code that does the charging, and the change is marked as failed if they disagree. Where a page and the product ever differ, the figure shown to you at the moment you act is the one that applies.
Before anything is published, the creative is checked against our terms and Telegram’s, on every engine. A refusal names the rule and quotes the words that broke it. A published ad carries the line “advertisement via onflowads.com”, unless the channel hosting it belongs to a member on the Plus plan or above.
Every account carries one reliability score from 0 to 10, read by every engine, and everyone starts at 8.0. Deleting a partner’s post early, or accepting a booking and never posting, moves it down. A delivery flag needs two conclusive checks in a row before it stands, a check we could not make is recorded as unknown rather than as a failure, and every penalty can be appealed to a person. How the score works
Every account, channel, campaign, order, payout and support conversation is given a short permanent ID, such as OFA-204-7831, the moment it exists. The same reference appears on its page, in the email and in the bot’s message, so a question to support starts from the record and not from a screenshot. Your Onflow Ads IDs
Onflow AI, the assistant in the support chat, is an AI, not a person, and it can make mistakes. It answers from our published pages, the guide and the policies, and when you are signed in on onflowads.com it can read your own account. The human team works by ticket and email and is not staffed around the clock; when it is offline, a reply usually takes one business day. We do not run support in Telegram direct messages. Help and support
The same facts the Terms and the Privacy Policy state, in one place.
Onflow Ads is a Telegram product today. The Instagram, YouTube, X, TikTok and Discord pages on this site are announcements, not products, and we are not quoting launch dates for them. Creating an account now is what puts you in a position to use a platform the day it opens; there is no separate waiting list.
What actually ships is written up in the changelog, and the live state of the platform is on the status page.
Create a free account, connect a channel and run a first cross-promotion. Everything else is there when you need it.