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BOTS AND SCRIPTS
- 30+ projects
- from 3 days
- Telegram and Discord
Telegram and Discord bots, plus scripts for one specific job: taking requests, sending notifications, granting access, collecting and moving data. Wired into your systems so the bot works with real data.
WHO IS IT FOR?
Three situations where a bot or a script pays for itself in the first month
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THE SAME THING GETS DONE BY HAND
Every day somebody takes requests out of a chat, grants access, sends payment details, moves data from a form into a spreadsheet. The work is simple — there is just a lot of it and it never ends. The way to count it is in hours, not in difficulty: anything repeated dozens of times a week is cheaper to automate once than to keep paying for indefinitely.
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CLIENTS WRITE TO A MESSENGER, THE SYSTEM LIVES ELSEWHERE
Requests arrive in a DM, orders sit in the CRM, payments in a third place. What connects them is a person retyping the data back and forth, and occasionally getting it wrong. A bot closes the gap: it takes what arrived in the messenger and puts it where it belongs — immediately, with nobody in between.
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TWO SERVICES THAT REFUSE TO TALK TO EACH OTHER
The data sits in one place and is needed in another. Between them: an export to a file, a manual upload, and a person who remembers the order of the steps. A script does it on a schedule and unattended: fetches it, reshapes it, puts it where it has to go, and reports if something went wrong.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
We do not build below this line
- - A review of the job and the scenarios.01
- - Conversation logic and scenarios.02
- - Connections to your systems.03
- - A control panel or admin commands.04
- - Handling errors and failures.05
- - Logs and statistics.06
- - Launch on our servers.07
- - Instructions for your team.08
- THIS IS THE FLOOR, NOT A PACKAGE
Everything listed ships in every project — even the simplest and cheapest one. There are no stripped-down versions.
- A BOT HAS TO LIVE SOMEWHERE
A script on somebody’s laptop works until the first reboot. We run it on servers with monitoring: if the bot goes down, we are the ones who find out, not your clients.
- IF A BOT IS NOT ENOUGH, WE WILL SAY SO
The moment a catalogue, a cart or an account area appears, a conversation becomes the wrong shape. What you need then is not a bot but an app inside Telegram — and we say so before the work starts.
CATEGORIES
Three levels of scope. Yours is the one you recognise yourself in
A BOT OR A SCRIPT FOR ONE JOB
WHEN IS THIS YOUR CASE?
One clear job: taking requests, sending notifications, granting access, collecting data on a schedule. The whole base build: a review of the job, the scenario logic, connections to your systems, admin commands, error handling, logs, launch on our servers, instructions for the team. Nothing stripped out — just without the extras you do not need yet.
A BOT WITH LOGIC
WHEN IS THIS YOUR CASE?
There are several scenarios and the bot has to hold context: forms and selection flows, payments, roles and access levels, an integration with a CRM or a store, campaigns by segment, a queue of support requests. Plus a control panel: the copy, the buttons and the scenarios change without a developer, and the figures on users and actions are visible.
SYSTEMS WIRED TOGETHER
WHEN IS THIS YOUR CASE?
The job is not the bot but getting several services to behave as one: the site, the accounting system, payments, stock, messengers. Data exchanged on a schedule or on an event, formats reconciled, failures handled and retried, a log of operations and alerts to an administrator. The bot here is one of the interfaces, not the whole project.
FAQ
Answers to the most popular questions
From $300 for a bot or a script that does one job to $4.000 and up for wiring several systems together. The figure depends on the number of scenarios, on whether it needs a control panel, and on how many systems it connects to.
A bot or a script for one job takes 3–5 days. A bot with several scenarios and a panel, 1–2 weeks. Wiring systems together, from 2 weeks. This is the fastest thing we do: the result shows in the first week.
A bot works in messages and buttons — enough for simple flows: take a request, answer, grant access. The moment a catalogue, filters, a cart or an account area appears, a conversation becomes the wrong shape and you need a full interface. Usually the two work together: the app shows, the bot notifies.
Yes, that is the usual arrangement. If the system has an API we connect directly. If there is no API but there are exports, we work with those. If there is neither, we say so during discovery rather than halfway through the work.
On our servers, with monitoring and an automatic restart if it fails. It can also be hosted on your side — in which case we hand over the code with instructions for running it. A bot on a personal computer works until the first reboot, so that is not an option we offer.
You do. The sources and the rights are handed over with the project, and the bot is registered to your account. No subscription and no lock-in: it can be moved to a server of your own at any point.
Monitoring sees the failure and restarts the bot automatically. If the problem runs deeper, we deal with it. Behaviour on errors is designed in separately: the bot tells the user something went wrong and alerts an administrator — instead of quietly going silent.
Yes, where it actually solves something. For standard flows an ordinary bot is more reliable and cheaper: it answers predictably. AI is for where the questions come in free form and the answer has to be assembled from your data. Which suits you we work out on the first call — the AI automation service describes it in more detail.