Managing your channels
Every channel you have connected appears in the My channels list at the bottom of the Telegram hub (https://onflowads.com/telegram/dashboard). Each row shows the channel's photo, title, @username, subscriber count, average views, a status pill, and two buttons: Set up and Delete.
Channel statuses
| Status pill | What it means | Can you edit? |
|---|---|---|
| Draft | Added but not yet submitted for review | Yes |
| Pending review | Submitted and waiting in the moderation queue | No — locked |
| Approved | Live in the network | No — locked |
| Needs changes | Reviewed and sent back with a note | Yes — fix and resubmit |
The typical journey is Draft → Pending review → Approved, with Needs changes as the detour when a reviewer asks for fixes. Statuses, locking, and resubmission are covered in depth in Editing channel details.
Viewing full channel details
Click a channel's name or photo in the list (or the channel name in the wizard preview) to open the channel details view. It combines everything stored on Onflow Ads with a fresh live pull from Telegram:
- Headline stats — subscribers, average views, engagement rate, and how many recent posts were sampled.
- Content mix — how many photos, videos, files and links appear in recent posts.
- Listing info — category, language, audience split, keywords, when the channel was listed on Onflow Ads, and when its data was last refreshed.
- Ad prices — every placement tier you offer, with pin hours and any repeat-order discount.
- Source of subscribers — the growth story you provided.
- Recent posts — up to 8 of the newest posts with their view counts and a link to open each one in Telegram.
Telegram does not expose a channel's exact creation date publicly, so that one detail cannot be shown. If Telegram is temporarily unreachable, the view falls back to the last stored values and says so.
Editing a channel
Click Set up to open the listing wizard for that channel. Editing is available while the channel is a Draft or Needs changes; it is locked while Pending review or Approved.
Everything about editing — what you can change, the locks, and how resubmission works — has its own page: Editing channel details.
Deleting a channel
The Delete button on each row removes the listing after a two-click confirmation. Deletion works at any status and is permanent.
The full flow — the confirmation, what is removed, what is kept, and what re-listing takes — has its own page: Deleting a channel.
Running more than one channel
There is no special mode for multiple channels — simply add each one with + Add channel. Each channel:
- verifies independently (our bot must be an admin in each channel you list — see Verifying your channel),
- has its own listing, prices, and review status,
- appears as its own row in My channels, sorted by most recently updated.
Your account-level tools — wallet, notifications, reliability score and tracked links — are shared across all of your channels.
Next: Editing channel details — what you can change, and when the listing is locked.