Telegram
Let people apply to join your Telegram group
A t.me link works forever and travels everywhere. Put an application in front of it: people tell you who they are on your Inviter page, you approve the ones you want, and the group link only ever reaches them.
The Telegram invite problem
The link outlives the reason you shared it.
A Telegram invite link is a bearer credential. Forward it once and by Friday it is in three channels, a directory site, and someone’s screenshot. Revoking stops future joins — it does not remove anyone who already walked in, and it cannot unsend a single copy. Telegram does have join requests, but approving one means judging a display name and an avatar with nothing else to go on.
- priority_high Forwarded links get indexed by search engines and scraped into “best groups” directories.
- priority_high Revoking is damage control after the fact, not prevention.
- priority_high A join request shows you a username and a photo. That is not enough to decide anything.
- priority_high Rotate the t.me link and every place you ever advertised it goes dead at the same moment.
How it works
How apply-to-join works on Telegram
The approval step Telegram gives you, with the context it does not.
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Publish your invite page
Set up inviter.co/your-slug, describe the group honestly, and connect your Telegram group or channel.
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People apply with real answers
Your form asks what you actually need to know. Add email verification, country rules, or captcha when the shills arrive.
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Approve, then the link goes out
You read an application instead of guessing from a username. Approved people get the path into Telegram.
Features
Built for Telegram organizers
What Telegram’s own join requests are missing, on one page.
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One page, many invite links
Advertise the Inviter URL. Rotate or revoke t.me links behind it as often as you want without breaking a single old post.
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Approve with something to read
Every request arrives with the answers you asked for, so approve and deny stop being coin flips.
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Email verification
A verified inbox is a higher bar than a throwaway @handle — worth it once your group is big enough to be worth targeting.
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Country allow and deny rules
For genuinely regional groups, and for the weeks when one country is sending nothing but crypto pitches.
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Captcha before the form submits
reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, or Turnstile in front of the application — not another bot fight inside your chat.
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Events and tickets on the same page
Free RSVPs or paid tickets through Stripe, sitting next to the join flow instead of in a separate tool.
Your community lives somewhere else too?
Discord invite pages
WhatsApp invite pages
Slack invite pagesExamples
Telegram communities on Inviter
Public Telegram groups and channels already collecting applications here.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Publish an Inviter page, connect the group, and share that URL instead of the t.me link. Anyone who wants in fills out your form; you approve or deny from the dashboard, and only approved people get the invite. Telegram’s own join requests work too — they just arrive with no answers attached.
Turn your t.me link into an application
Free to start, no credit card. Rotate the group link as often as you like — the page people share stays put.