Telegram outreach that survives past the first month
Sending, inbox, CRM and account health control - in one subscription.
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Spreadsheets, CRM and five Telegram windows don't add up to a manageable process
What a month costs without a system
Math on your numbers, not our promises - move the sliders.
Sender, Inbox, CRM and Health run on one shared lead database
Sending with limits, not on a hope and a prayer
A sequence of several touches, a pause between messages, a daily limit per account and an auto-stop at the first sign of risk.
Every reply in one queue
Conversations from every account land in a shared inbox. You can see which campaign the lead came from and which touch it was.
A pipeline, not a list of chats
A lead moves through stages from first touch to closed deal. Every card remembers the source, the campaign and the full message history.
The account stops before the ban, not after
Risk Score is computed from behaviour: complaints, sending speed, share of rejections, SpamBot signals. As risk grows, the account goes back into warm-up on its own.
Three-stage warm-up extends account life by 60–80%
The account lives without outreach: subscriptions, reading, rare reactions. Sending is blocked.
Conversations inside the pool and the first manual touches. The limit grows in steps, not in one jump.
The account reaches the full campaign limit and stays under Risk Score control.
Three ways to work in Meliora
One or two accounts, one campaign running. You need a predictable lead flow without risking the account.
Several managers in one inbox: roles and conversation assignment, a shared suppression list, a “touches → deals” report for every pipeline stage.
Dozens of accounts and clients in one workspace: isolated campaigns and a separate report for every client.
One subscription for all four modules
We answer straight
Still have questions about your scenario - write to us, we'll go through it on a call.
How the channel works when you take it apart
Telegram limits, account warm-up, why accounts get blocked and the economics of outreach. Breakdowns with numbers and sources, no conversion promises.
Accounts are blocked for complaints, not for volume: 3-5 taps on “Spam” are enough. What to do when a restriction has already landed, and how to avoid it.
Three stages, limits by day and the usual mistakes. What counts as activity and how to check that an account is ready.
The full calculation: subscription, accounts, proxies and manager time. Cost per meeting and the break-even point on your own numbers.
Build your first campaign in one evening
Connect the accounts, set the limits and start the touches. Every week of “let us think about it” is hundreds of touches that never happened: in five days you will be in the same place, while the campaign could already be getting replies.