Buyer's guide · Updated

The best Telegram scheduling tools in 2026

Very few social media schedulers publish to Telegram. Buffer, Sprout Social, and Post Bridge don't list it, and Zoho Social only reads Telegram messages in its inbox. These are the only mainstream tools we found in 2026 that schedule posts to Telegram channels and groups, ranked.

Schedulin is our top pick: add one shared bot as an admin, paste your channel, and schedule text, photos, videos, and albums from $5/mo, on the same calendar as your other networks. Postiz is the free option if you self-host.

At a glance

The best Telegram scheduling tools in 2026: starting price, platform coverage, free options, and best use case for each tool
ToolStarting priceTikTok / Threads / BlueskyFree plan / trialBest for
1. SchedulinFrom $5/moYes / Yes / YesTrial: 7 days, no cardTelegram channels posted alongside other networks
2. PublerFrom $5.30/account/mo (free tier)Yes / Yes / YesFree plan (3 accounts, limited)An affordable all-rounder that includes Telegram
3. PostizFree (self-hosted, open source)Yes / Yes / YesSelf-hosted (Open source, you run the server) · Trial: 7 daysDevelopers who want to self-host for free
4. SprinklrCustom (enterprise)Yes / Yes / LimitedTrial: Demo via sales teamEnterprises already on Sprinklr

Prices and features as listed in each tool's comparison page. "—" means not covered in our comparison — check the vendor's site.

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SchedulinOur pick

From $5/mo · Best for telegram channels posted alongside other networks

Schedulin posts to Telegram channels and groups through one shared bot: add @schedulin_bot as an admin and paste your channel's @username or ID, with no BotFather token to create. Schedule text up to 4,096 characters, photos, videos, or albums of up to 10 items, with silent delivery and link previews toggled per post. Plans start at $5/mo for 3 accounts with a 7-day free trial.

2

Publer

From $5.30/account/mo (free tier) · Best for an affordable all-rounder that includes telegram

Publer publishes to public and private Telegram channels and groups after you add its bot as an admin, with up to 10 photos, video, and GIFs per post. Paid plans are priced per account.

3

Postiz

Free (self-hosted, open source) · Best for developers who want to self-host for free

Postiz is open source and posts to public and private Telegram channels and groups through a bot you create yourself in BotFather. It's free to self-host; the hosted cloud starts at $29/mo.

4

Sprinklr

Custom (enterprise) · Best for enterprises already on sprinklr

Sprinklr publishes to owned Telegram channels and groups through a bot, as part of its enterprise suite. Each post goes to one channel, mixed-media albums aren't supported, and some features need enabling by your account team.

Frequently asked questions

Schedulin is the best Telegram scheduler for most channel owners: one shared bot, no token setup, albums of up to 10 items, and silent delivery, from $5/mo, on the same calendar as your other networks. Postiz is the best free option if you're comfortable self-hosting.

Try Schedulin free

Schedule to every network, with AI image and video generation built in — from $5/mo. 7-day free trial, no credit card.

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