TeleBotHost

Little updated

Bot API 10.2 👻 Ephemeral Messages • Bots can now send ephemeral group messages that are visible only to a specific user – ideal for welcome messages, whispers, summaries and more. • Out of the box, ephemeral messages support most media types. • Bot commands can now be marked as ephemeral, letting users discretely reach out to bots in groups. • Bots can easily reply to ephemeral messages or delete them before they expire. 📝 Rich Messages • Bots can now build outgoing rich messages directly from structured entity blocks, as an alternative to Markdown or HTML. • Rich messages using Markdown or HTML can now explicitly attach embedded media like photos, videos, animations and more. 💬 Communities • Introduced initial support for Communities — several groups, channels, and bots linked together around a shared topic or audience. • Bots can already check which Community a chat belongs to and detect relevant service messages. • And more, see the full changelog for details: https://core.telegram.org/bots/api-changelog#july-14-2026 ⚠ Warning: Starting July 20, 2026, Mini App methods will be restricted to the respective Mini App domain. Developers can opt out through the @BotFather Mini App. Read more here.

Webhook & WebApp Rate Limits To keep TeleBotHost fast, stable, and fair for everyone, rate limits are now applied to all Webhook and WebApp endpoints based on your plan. FREE • 5 requests per minute • 3,000 requests per day FREEMIUM • 10 requests per minute • 5,000 requests per day PREMIUM • 50 requests per minute • 30,000 requests per day ELITE • 100 requests per minute • 60,000 requests per day Note: These limits apply only to Webhook and WebApp endpoints. There is no limit on the number of bots you can run or the number of requests your bot receives, even on the FREE plan. Pricing : https://telebothost.com/pricing/

🚀 You can now publish your bots as templates on TeleBotHost! Go to: Bot → Settings → Share as Template Before publishing, you can also add a description and README from the bot settings to help others understand what your bot does and how to use it. This feature is completely optional. If you enable it, your bot will become publicly available for others to discover and use. Please make sure you don't hardcode bot tokens, API keys, passwords, or any other private information before sharing. 🌐 Public templates are available at: https://www.teledevs.me/ Build something awesome, publish it, and share it with your friends and communities. Let's grow the collection of open Telegram bots together. 🧸 This is the initial release, so you may run into a few issues on the website. If you find any bugs or have suggestions, please let us know so we can improve it.

little maintaince on dashboard can be down for some minutes Done , up now

Our first TeleBotHost Visual Studio Code extension is now available! It adds TBL support directly to VS Code, making Telegram bot development smoother and more productive. You can install it by searching "TeleBotHost" in the VS Code Extensions Marketplace, or use these links: • Open VSX: https://open-vsx.org/extension/telebothost/telebothost • Visual Studio Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=TeleBotHost.telebothost The extension is also compatible with AI coding agents. They can help write and modify your TBL code, while you stay in control by reviewing and applying the changes yourself. We're just getting started. More features and improvements are coming soon.

😎 TeleBotHost just got a fresh new look! We've completely updated the UI of our homepage to make it cleaner, faster, and easier to navigate. Check it out and let us know what you think: 🥳 https://telebothost.com Your feedback helps us keep improving. More updates are on the way!

We're experiencing some slow issues. Sadly, I'm unable to fix it due to no electricity. I'll fix the problems as soon as the electricity comes back.

If your bot doesn't work, stop and start it once , it will be working again.

You may wonder why the ad implementation is slow. Aren't we doing the work? Actually, since we haven't had any ads before, monitoring and performance tracking take more time than writing the code. This is to confirm that the ads work without slowing down the bots, without causing spamming behavior, and while keeping everything under control. The ad implementation has already been on TeleBotHost for almost a month, just testing with our personal bots for distribution checking and globally with response time checking.

Due to a small bug, some bots are disconnected from our webhook, which is why they stopped. You can instantly fix this by stopping and starting them on the dashboard, or wait 20-30 minutes for auto-recovery. Fixed