Works in groups bots for Moderation & anti-spam

How to choose an anti-spam bot

Reaction speed matters more here than for almost any other bot category — spam and flood attacks do damage in seconds, not minutes. Look for automatic flood detection (e.g., muting anyone who sends more than N messages in a short window), a customizable word and link blacklist, and CAPTCHA or challenge-on-join for new members, since most spam in Telegram groups comes from accounts created and used within minutes.

What to check before trusting a bot

Anti-spam bots need admin rights (ban/delete/pin) to work, so check who runs the bot, how long it's been active, and whether it logs or stores the messages it processes — a bot with broad admin rights in a large paid community is a real trust decision, not a convenience feature. Test the false-positive rate: an over-aggressive bot that bans regular members for posting a normal link is worse than no moderation at all. Also confirm whether moderation actions are logged to a separate admin channel, so you can review and undo mistakes.

Free vs paid

Free tiers usually cover flood control, basic blacklists, and join captchas for one or a few groups. Paid tiers typically add AI-based spam classification (catching disguised scam text, not just keyword matches), multi-group management from one dashboard, and detailed analytics on what got blocked and why. For a small community, free anti-flood and a keyword blacklist cover most real threats; large or monetized groups benefit from smarter, paid filtering.