Syndicate · Live on Telegram

Your best posts, licensed and credited

Syndicate is a library of Telegram posts their owners have chosen to license. List a post from your own channel with your terms, or take a licence on someone else's. The bot republishes it with an attribution line whose invite link sends new subscribers back to the source.

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Only posts their owners listed An attribution line on every copy Paid licences held in escrow

Two sides, one library

List your posts, or license someone else's

Every channel owner can do both from the same account: build a library from your own channel, and fill gaps in your schedule from other channels' libraries.

For the source owner

Pick a post from a public channel you own and have connected, confirm it is yours to license, and set the terms.

  • Free with the attribution line, or a price you choose.
  • The languages it may be translated into, the kinds of channel that may run it, how many channels may run it, and an exclusive window if you want one.
  • Approve or decline each request, or set rules that approve the ones you would always accept.
  • Paid the price minus the marketplace fee of 15%, once the post has stayed up for the hold window.

For the host

Browse the library by category, language, price and Onflow Verified score, then request a licence for one of your connected channels.

  • The quote shows the price and the split: Onflow Credit goes toward Onflow's fee, and the owner's share comes from the wallet.
  • Charged at the request and held in escrow; returned in full if the owner declines or does not answer within 48 hours.
  • Want it in your readers' language? Ask for an AI translation; the source owner approves it before it is posted.
  • The bot publishes the post in your channel with the attribution line. You never copy anything by hand.
The attribution line

Every copy says where it came from

Under every republished post the bot adds one line: Source: the source channel's name, then Join. Join is an invite link into the source channel made for that licence alone, so every subscriber who arrives through it is counted for the source owner and shows up in their channel's growth figures.

The line is part of the post itself, not a separate message. Before a request is accepted we check that the post and the line fit inside Telegram's length limit; if they do not, the request is refused and you are told by how many characters.

The host must keep the line and keep the post up for at least 72 hours. The bot checks both.

Illustration — not a real post. The channels and the words are invented to show where the attribution line sits.
A licence, step by step

From request to payout

A free licence follows the same steps, without the money.

1

The host requests

The price, fee and terms are fixed at that moment, and a paid licence is charged into escrow.

2

The owner decides

Approve or decline. A decline, or no answer in time, returns the host's money in full.

3

The bot publishes

The post goes out in the host's channel with the attribution line, and the bot watches it.

4

The owner is paid

When the licence's live window ends, the price minus the fee lands in the owner's wallet 7 days later, unless the host disputes it within 72 hours. Nothing is paid while a complaint or dispute is open.

Breaking a licence. A host who removes the attribution line, or deletes the post before 72 hours, ends the licence: they are not refunded, the owner is still paid under the usual payout rule, and the host's reliability score takes a penalty. If the source owner deletes the post before it is published, or a copyright complaint against it is upheld, the host is refunded. A breach counts only with proof that it was the host's own act, never because of a fault on Telegram's side or ours; a slip that can be put right gets a notice and the chance to fix it first, and a penalty found wrong is reversed with everything it caused.

Fair play

The repost radar, and what can be listed

The repost radar

On Plus and above, the radar tells you when a post from your library turns up in another connected channel that shares its posts with us, without a licence. That channel is asked to add the attribution line or take a licence. Nobody is punished automatically, and they can tell us the match is wrong.

What can be listed

Text, photo, video, animation, document and audio posts from a public channel you own, with our bot as an administrator that can post and invite. Albums, polls, paid media and service messages cannot be listed, and a channel that restricts saving its content cannot list at all.

Your work, your consent

We keep only what is needed to republish a post you listed, and only while it is in your library. Remove it and its text goes too. A copyright complaint goes to a person on our team, never to an automatic rule.

What it costs

Listing is free; your plan sets the size of your library

A host pays only the price the owner set. The source owner pays the marketplace fee of 15% out of a paid licence; Onflow Credit can pay only that fee, and the owner's share comes from the host's wallet. A free licence costs nobody anything.

PlanPosts in your libraryAI translations each monthRepost radar
Free50No
Lite152No
Plus4010Yes
Elite12030Yes
Master400100Yes
UltimateUnlimited300Yes

Moving to a smaller plan? Posts above the new plan's library size are paused, never deleted, and you can list them again once your plan has room. If the AI can't write a translation, it doesn't count against your monthly allowance. Compare every plan on the pricing page.

Before you start

Common questions

Which posts can I list?

A post from a channel you own and have connected to Onflow Ads, with our bot as an administrator that can post and invite. Text, photo, video, animation, document and audio posts can be listed. Albums, polls, paid media and service messages cannot, and a channel that restricts saving content cannot list at all.

What is the attribution line?

A line the bot adds under every republished post: Source: the source channel's name, then Join. Join is a tracked invite link into the source channel, so the people who join through it are counted for the source owner. The host cannot remove it without breaking the licence.

When is a paid licence charged, and when is the owner paid?

The host is charged when they request the licence. Onflow Credit can pay only Onflow's fee; the owner's share comes from the wallet, and without enough there the request can't be sent. If the owner declines or does not answer in time, the full amount is returned, each part to where it came from. Once the post has stayed up for the hold window, the owner is paid the price minus the marketplace fee.

What happens if a host removes the attribution line or deletes the post early?

That breaks the licence. It ends, the host is not refunded, the source owner is still paid at the end of the hold, and the host's reliability score takes a penalty.

Does the repost radar punish anyone?

No. It tells the channel that posted a likely copy and the source owner, and suggests adding the attribution line or taking a licence. Nothing happens automatically, and the copier can say the match is wrong.

Put your best posts to work

Create a free account, connect your channel and list your first post, or browse the library for one to run.

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