These Telegram bots help you create a bot of your own: register it and get a token, then give it menus, broadcasts, forms or a support inbox without writing code. Everything is set up in a chat or in a builder's web editor.
| # | Bot | Price | Languages | Inline | Groups | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | @BotFather | Free | EN | no | no | 95 |
| 2 | @LivegramBot | Free | EN · RU | no | yes | 87 |
| 3 | @such | Free | EN | no | yes | 78 |
| 4 | @onward_suggest_bot | Freemium | EN | no | yes | 76 |
| 5 | @ManyBot | Free | EN · ES · RU · MULTI | no | no | 74 |
| 6 | @GreatSupportBot | Free | EN · RU | no | yes | 67 |
We did not build the same test bot in every builder; the ranking rests on what can be verified. For each bot we confirmed on t.me that it is live and looked for the builder's own link to that username, because many brand names on Telegram belong to someone else. That check removed three well-known names: Chatfuel, BotStar and SnatchBot do not link the bots carrying their names, and Chatfuel no longer offers Telegram at all. From vendor sites, pricing pages and catalog records of commands we noted what each builder can make, what is free and whether it adds its own advertising.
No builder can create a Telegram bot for you: the bot is registered in BotFather, which gives you a token, and every builder asks for that token. The token is the key to the bot, so paste it only into a service you trust. If you leave a builder, revoke the token in BotFather so the old service can no longer control the bot, and check before you start whether your subscribers and scenarios can be exported.
Most in-Telegram builders are made for one kind of bot. Livegram Bot (@LivegramBot), SUCH (@such) and Great Support Bot (@GreatSupportBot) build feedback and support bots: people write to your bot and you answer from a chat or a group. Onward (@onward_suggest_bot) is a suggestion box for channels. Manybot (@ManyBot) handles broadcasts, command menus, forms and autoposting from RSS or YouTube. For payments, conditional logic or API calls you will need a web-based builder or your own code.
Free does not always mean free of branding. Reviews note that Manybot inserts its own advertising into the bots you create and that it cannot be removed. Before you launch a bot for a business, check the builder's pricing page for subscriber caps and for a «made with» footer, and try the bot yourself as a subscriber would see it.
Not for common bots. Register the bot in @BotFather, then connect its token to a builder such as Livegram Bot (@LivegramBot) for a feedback bot or Manybot (@ManyBot) for broadcasts and menus.
The token gives full control of the bot, so give it only to a service you trust. If you stop using a builder or suspect a leak, revoke the token in BotFather and the old one stops working at once.
Some free builders add their own promotion to the bots you create. Reviews report this for Manybot, where it cannot be switched off; if that matters, choose a builder without ads.