Your Telegram channel is your product.
Track what fills it.
You run Meta ads to grow your signals channel. Subscribers are revenue. But Meta can't see a Telegram join — so every dollar you spend is a guess. Until now.
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You're paying for clicks.
You need to pay for joins.
Signal providers live on Telegram subscribers. Meta doesn't know Telegram exists. That disconnect costs you money every single day.
You're optimising for the wrong thing
Meta optimises for landing page views or link clicks. But your conversion is a Telegram join — and Meta can't see it. So it sends you traffic that clicks but never joins. You're paying for window shoppers.
Which creative actually works? No idea.
You're running 6 creatives. Your channel grew by 200 members this week. Which creatives drove those joins? Was it the testimonial video or the P&L screenshot? Without attribution, you're guessing.
Standalone trackers charge per join
TG Tracker, ClickGram, Optivyro — they charge per event or a percentage of your ad spend. At 1,000 joins per month, that adds up fast. And all they do is track joins. No analytics, no hierarchy, no budget tracking.
You still need a separate tool for analytics
Even with a Telegram tracker, you still need a Meta analytics tool, a spreadsheet for subscriber revenue, and maybe a dashboard for client reporting. Three tools, three logins, three invoices.
One platform. Full funnel. Flat price.
The features signal providers use daily.
See exactly which Meta ad drove each Telegram join.
This is the reason signal providers switch to Ott. Not as an add-on. As the core feature that makes paid acquisition measurable.
Stop paying per joinee. Stop paying a % of spend.
Standalone Telegram trackers charge per event or take a cut of your ad spend. At scale, that's hundreds or thousands per month — for a single feature.
How much does a paying subscriber actually cost you?
A Telegram join is a lead, not a customer. Ott lets you track the full economics: ad spend → join → trial → paid subscriber.
The Telegram tracking was the main reason we signed up. Finally we can see which Meta ads are actually driving Telegram joins instead of guessing. Our ROAS improved by like 30% after we started using it.
Frequently asked questions
How does Ott track Telegram joins from Meta ads?
When a user clicks your Meta ad and visits your landing page, Ott captures the Meta click ID (fbclid). It generates a unique Telegram invite link for that visitor. When they join your channel, Ott matches the join to the original ad click and sends a conversion event to Meta via CAPI.
What's the cost per join compared to TG Tracker or ClickGram?
Ott charges a flat monthly fee — no per-join charges. TG Tracker charges ~2% of your ad spend and ClickGram charges ~$750/month for just Telegram tracking. Ott includes Telegram tracking plus full Meta analytics, client hierarchy, budget tracking, and FTD logging in one platform.
Can I track subscriber revenue against ad spend?
Yes. Use manual KPI logging to track subscription revenue, trial conversions, and retention rates per campaign. See the full economics from ad click to paying subscriber.
I run multiple signal channels (forex, crypto, indices). Can I track each separately?
Yes. Each channel gets its own brand in Ott. Metrics are tracked independently per channel, and costs roll up to a portfolio-level view.
Does the Meta algorithm actually optimise better with Telegram join data?
Yes. When Ott sends join events back to Meta via CAPI, the algorithm learns which users are likely to actually join your channel — not just click a link. This means Meta shows your ads to higher-quality prospects, reducing cost per join over time.
Is the Meta integration read-only?
Yes. Ott never modifies your ads, budgets, or account settings. It syncs campaign data daily via read-only OAuth access.
Built for the work
you actually do.
The only Meta PPC analytics platform built specifically for finance agencies, forex media buyers, and regulated-niche advertisers. Not as a feature added on top. As the entire product.