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GramDirectory
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Turn what you know into an audience

You are a psychologist, a lawyer, a nutritionist, a tarot reader — and word of mouth feeds you. A Telegram channel is your practice, working while you sleep. GramDirectory helps you start one from scratch: topics and post drafts, first readers from neighbouring channels in your niche.

“I have no time to run a channel”

You barely will. The engine suggests topics for your niche — you tick the ones that fit. Dictate a couple of thoughts and you get a draft. You edit it into your own voice and publish: these are your words, just without the blank page.

“Who is going to find me there?”

Your first readers arrive without an ad budget: you swap posts with channels growing alongside you in the same subject, join the shared niche folder and the weekly neighbour round-ups. Their readers are your future clients.

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What it gives your practice

People arrive already convinced
The channel shows how you think and work. Those who reach out already trust you.
You sell services directly
Bookings, consultations, reviews — no middlemen and no platform cut.
In time, advertising income
Once the audience grows, advertisers come to you and you name your price.

How to start

  1. 1
    Create a channel in Telegram
    Two minutes, no settings to learn — we walk you through it.
  2. 2
    Connect it to GramDirectory
    We confirm the channel is yours and set up its page.
  3. 3
    Pick topics from the plan
    The engine drafts, you edit and publish.

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What the plans include

The starter pack is a one-off introduction to the paid features: it renews nothing. If it fits, you pick a plan — less than one client from word of mouth.

Starter pack
$4.99
one-off · ≈ 10 posts
Then a plan
from $19
per month · ≈ 100 posts per month

Questions

I have no channel at all — where do I begin?
With the button below. We take it step by step: creating the channel, first settings, first topics. Nothing to know in advance.
Will the texts sound like me?
The engine drafts from your points in your manner, but the last word is yours: you edit before publishing.
How much time does it take?
About half an hour a week: tick the topics, read the drafts. The engine does the rest.
What if it does not work out?
Start with the starter pack — it is one-off and renews nothing automatically.
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