Step-by-step guide to every TGBLAST feature

The minimum path every new user goes through. Each step below has a detailed section with fields, tips and gotchas.How it looks in numbers — the funnel on 40 accounts.

1. 01

   Sign up

   On the /register page fill in "Login", "Email — for account recovery", "Password", "Confirm password" and click "Sign up". You land in the "Subscription" section right away.

2. 02

   Pay for the plan

   In the "Subscription" section ("Account" menu) click "Pay", use the "Copy" button to copy the wallet address and the exact amount, then send USDT on the TRON network (TRC20). In 1–3 minutes the status turns "Active" and the dashboard sections open.

3. 03

   Add proxies

   "Proxies" section ("Resources" menu) → "Add proxy" → paste the list (one proxy per line) → "Add" → "Select all" → "Check". Upload proxies before accounts.

4. 04

   Upload accounts

   "Accounts" section → "Upload folder" → "Select the folder with accounts" (inside it — subfolders with tdata or .session). After a couple of minutes click "Refresh", then select the accounts and run the "SpamBot check".

5. 05

   Warm up the accounts

   In "Accounts" select them and click "Assign group", then in the "Warm-up" section ("Automation" menu) click "Start warm-up", pick the group and wait for the "Completed" badge.

6. 06

   Collect an audience

   "Scraping" section → "New scrape" → pick the mode and enter the chat/channel → once the status is "Done" click "To audience". You can also run the username list through the "Checker" and save it with the "Save to audience" button.

7. 07

   Launch the campaign

   "Campaigns" section → "New DM campaign" → fill in "Campaign name" and "Message template", pick "Audience for the campaign", set "Max sends per account per day" to 3–5 → "Create campaign" → click "Start" in the list. Read replies in "Inbox" (the "Fetch" button) and "Conversations"; the results are in the "Send log" and "Stats".

To work in TGBLAST you need a personal account: login, email and password. Sign-up takes a minute, and right after it you land in the "Subscription" section, where you pay for the plan (120 USDT / 30 days). You change the password in the "Settings" section, and if you forgot it — the "Password recovery" page sends a link to your email. If you have no access to that mailbox, support @saymynamepython will help.What opens up after payment — one plan, all the tools.

Step by step

1. 01

   Open the sign-up page

   Go to /register, or click the "Sign up" link under the form on the login page. The "Sign up" card opens with the caption "Create an account — then pick a plan and pay for the subscription in USDT". The "View plans" link at the bottom leads to the public "Plans" page.

2. 02

   Fill in the login, email and password

   Enter a "Login" (3–32 characters: Latin letters, digits and the _ . - signs only), "Email — for account recovery" (the link goes there if you forget the password), a "Password" (at least 8 characters) and repeat it in the "Confirm password" field. Below the fields there are four rules with circles: "Login 3–32 characters: Latin letters, digits, _ . -", "Valid email", "Password at least 8 characters", "Passwords match". When a rule is met, the circle turns into a check mark. While at least one rule is unmet, the button stays inactive.

3. 03

   Have a promo code? Enter it during sign-up

   The sign-up form has an optional "Promo code (if you have one)" field. If you were given a promo code, paste it — after sign-up every section opens right away, with no payment, for the length of the promo code (usually 7 days). If the code is wrong or already used, the form shows the reason — fix the code or leave the field empty.

4. 04

   Click "Sign up"

   For a couple of seconds the button shows "Creating account…". If the login is taken you see "A user with this login already exists"; if the email is already in use — "This email is already in use". On success you are logged in automatically and land in the "Subscription" section (/billing). Until the subscription is paid, the other sections ("Dashboard", "Accounts", "Campaigns" and so on) send you back to "Subscription".

5. 05

   Logging in

   Open /login. In the "Sign in" card enter your "Login" and "Password" and click "Log in" (while it checks, the button shows "Logging in..."). After login the "Dashboard" opens. If the credentials do not match — "Invalid login or password" appears. Type the login exactly as you registered it: upper and lower case differ.

6. 06

   Logging out

   At the bottom of the left menu, next to your name and role ("User" / "Admin"), there is an icon with the "Log out" tooltip. Click it — you end up on the login page. Logging out applies to this browser only. Without logging out, the session lives 24 hours, after which the system asks you to sign in again.

7. 07

   Forgot the password — request a link by email

   On the login page, click "Forgot password?" under the form. The "Password recovery" page opens. Enter the "Email" tied to the account and click "Send link" (the button shows "Sending…"). The message "If the email is registered, we have sent a message with a link. Check your inbox and the "Spam" folder" appears. The text is the same whether or not that email exists in the system. If you have no access to the mailbox — the link "No access to your mailbox? Message support @saymynamepython".

8. 08

   Set a new password using the link from the email

   The link from the email opens the "New password" page. Fill in "New password" (at least 8 characters) and "Repeat password", check the "Password at least 8 characters" and "Passwords match" rules, then click "Save password". You see "Password changed — now log in with the new password" and a "Log in" button. The link works for 60 minutes; if you open it without a token or after it expires, you see "The link is invalid or has expired" and a "Request a new link" button.

9. 09

   Set or change the email in "Settings"

   In the left menu, in the "Account" group, click "Settings". The "Email for password recovery" card shows "Current email:" (or "not set"). Enter the address in the "Email" field (or "New email") and click "Save" — the "Email saved" notification appears. If you enter the same address — "This email is already set".

10. 10

    Changing the password in "Settings"

    On the same page scroll to the "Change password" card (caption: "At least 8 characters. After the change the current session stays active"). Fill in "Current password", "New password", "Confirmation" and click "Change password". The button shows "Saving…", then "Password changed" pops up and the fields clear. You do not need to log out and back in. Possible errors under the fields: "Enter the current password", "The new password must be at least 8 characters", "The new password matches the current one", "Passwords do not match", "Wrong current password".

The "Subscription" section ("Account" menu) is where you pay for access to TGBLAST. There is one plan: 120 USDT for 30 days, paid in USDT on the TRON network (TRC20) from any wallet or exchange. You click "Pay", get an invoice with a wallet address and an exact amount, send the money — the subscription switches on automatically 1–3 minutes after the network confirms it. The public "Plans" page (/pricing) shows the same without logging in.Price and terms on the home page — 120 USDT for 30 days.

Step by step

1. 01

   Open the "Subscription" section

   In the left menu, in the "Account" group, click "Subscription". The badge at the bottom of the menu leads there too — yellow "No subscription" or green "Subscription until DD.MM". With no subscription, any attempt to open another section sends you back here with the "Subscription is not active" warning. The "Plans" page opens without logging in: the "View plans" link on the sign-up page or the "All plans" button at the top right in "Subscription".

2. 02

   Check the "Current subscription" card

   It shows: "Status" (Active / Expired / Cancelled / No subscription), "Plan", "Until: date · N days left" and the "Accounts" and "Running campaigns" limits ("unlimited" — no cap). If 3 days or fewer are left, the date is highlighted yellow — time to renew.

3. 03

   Click "Pay" on the plan card

   In the "Plans" block, on the card (price, "per month · TRC20", limits), click "Pay". If the plan is already yours, the card carries the "Your plan" badge and the button is called "Renew". While the invoice is being created, the button shows "Creating invoice…". The "Invoice No…" window opens with the "Awaiting payment" status. On the "Plans" page before login the button is called "Get started" and leads to sign-up.

4. 04

   Copy the address and the exact amount

   The invoice window has two fields with a "Copy" button: "USDT wallet address (TRC20)" and "Amount due (exact)". The amount is not exactly 120 but carries "cents", for example 120.37 USDT — they are unique to your invoice and let the system recognize your transfer. Copy with the button, do not retype. Next to it is the "Invoice valid for" timer — you get 3 hours to pay.

5. 05

   Send USDT from a wallet or an exchange

   In your wallet (Trust Wallet, Tronlink) or on an exchange (Binance, Bybit, OKX) choose a USDT withdrawal, network — TRON (TRC20). Paste the copied address and the copied amount. On an exchange, check that the fee is charged on top and not deducted from the amount: exactly the invoice amount must reach the address. Confirm the transfer.

6. 06

   Wait for automatic confirmation

   The system checks the wallet every minute. You can close the invoice window ("Close") — it refreshes itself every 15 seconds, and the status is visible in the "Payment history" table (the refresh button to the right of the heading). Once the money is found, the window shows "Payment received" and "Subscription activated", the status in "Current subscription" turns "Active", and the badge in the menu turns green with "Subscription until DD.MM". All sections open.

7. 07

   Optional: provide the transaction hash

   In the invoice window click "I have paid". The "Transaction hash (optional)" field appears — paste the TxID (64 characters) from your wallet/exchange history or from Tronscan and click "Send hash". The system checks the transfer right away. If the network has not confirmed the transfer yet, the hash is saved with the note "Transfer found, waiting for network confirmation". The "Without hash" button closes the field — the payment will still be found by the amount. You can change the hash later with the "Change transaction hash" button.

8. 08

   Track the statuses in "Payment history"

   The table at the bottom: "Date", "Plan", "Amount", "Status" (Awaiting payment / Paid / Expired / Rejected), "Transaction" (a link to Tronscan). An unpaid invoice has an "Open invoice" button on the right — it shows the address, the amount and the timer again. Above the "Plans" block the hint "Unpaid invoices: N — open the invoice in the history below" appears.

9. 09

   Renewal

   There is no auto-renewal. A few days before the end, open "Subscription" and click "Renew" on the card with the "Your plan" badge — a new invoice is created, pay it the same way. The new 30 days are added to the current end date, so the remainder is not lost. If the subscription expires, the sections close until you pay and running campaigns are paused.

10. 10

    Activate a promo code without paying

    The "Subscription" section has a "Have a promo code?" block. Paste the code and click "Activate" — the subscription switches on for the length of the promo code, and if it is already active, that period is added to the current one. A code is accepted once per account.

The "Accounts" section ("Resources" menu) is the warehouse for the Telegram accounts you send from. You upload folders with tdata or .session files here, or a TXT with session:proxy lines; the system hands out proxies itself and checks in the background whether an account is alive. After that you see the status of every account ("Active", "Banned", "Frozen", "Restricted", "Invalid", "Error", "Retired"), check restrictions with "SpamBot check", return accounts to work or pull them out of rotation.All account tools — what the dashboard includes.

Step by step

1. 01

   Prepare a folder on your computer

   Make one parent folder with a subfolder for each account inside. Each subfolder must hold a tdata folder (from Telegram Desktop) or a *.session file. Example: accounts/acc1/tdata/..., accounts/acc2/acc2.session. The subfolder name becomes the account name (the "Name" column). A subfolder with no tdata and no .session is skipped with the error "No .session or tdata".

2. 02

   Upload the folder

   In the "Accounts" section, click "Upload folder" at the top right — the "Upload a folder with accounts" card appears. Optionally fill in "2FA password (if any)" and turn on "Name by folder". Click "Select the folder with accounts" and pick the parent folder. The progress line "Uploading: <name>" and an N / M counter appear, then "Done!" with the blocks "Imported: N" and "Errors: N". A toast "Upload finished — N accounts imported" pops up and the accounts show up in the "Account list" table.

3. 03

   Wait for the background check

   Right after the upload an account gets the "Active" status and a background check starts (if "Check accounts after import" is on in "Settings" → "Automation"). After 1–3 minutes click "Refresh" (the arrows icon at the top right): real data appears in the "Phone", "TG name" and "Username" columns, and the result in "Status". If the phone is still empty, click "Pull data from TG". Proxies are assigned automatically from the active proxies in the "Proxies" section; if you added proxies later, click "Distribute proxies (round-robin)".

4. 04

   Alternative: "Import session:proxy (.txt)"

   If your accounts are string sessions, prepare a TXT where every line is: session_string:ip:port:login:password (socks5 proxy; ip:port alone also works). Click "Import session:proxy (.txt)" and pick the file. You get "Import started: N lines. Accounts will appear as they are checked". The proxy from the line is created in the "Proxies" section (no duplicates) and bound to the account. Maximum 5000 lines per file.

5. 05

   Learn the statuses

   Below the search box there are counter cards: "Total", "Active", "Banned", "Frozen", "Restricted", "Invalid", "Connection error", "Appeal filed", "Retired". Clicking a card filters the table ("Total" clears the filter). The "Status" column shows the reason in grey text ("Restricted until 20.09.2026", "Session revoked by Telegram…", "Dead proxy (#12) — reassign the proxy"). A flame icon next to the status means "Warmed-up account".

6. 06

   Re-check the problem accounts

   If there are invalid ones, a "Re-check invalid (N)" button appears. If there are "Error" ones, a "Re-check errors (N)" button: the proxy is checked first, then the account; a dead proxy becomes inactive in the "Proxies" section. For a single account, use the "Check" icon in the "Actions" column. For several, tick the checkboxes and click "Check selected" (no more than 10 at a time).

7. 07

   Check restrictions with "SpamBot check"

   Tick the accounts (Shift+click for a range; "Select all" in the table header). The "Selected: N" panel appears. Click "SpamBot check". Each account in turn (with a 15-second pause) sends /start to @SpamBot: a "no limits" reply → "Active"; a future date → "Restricted until dd.mm.yyyy"; a reply about a complaint with no date → "Frozen". The date of the last SpamBot check is in the "Check" column next to the robot icon.

8. 08

   File an appeal (in the "Conversations" section)

   The system does not write the appeal for you. Go to "Conversations", pick the frozen account, click "Open @SpamBot", and answer the bot as it instructs (usually "This is a mistake" plus the text of your request). Then click "Appeal filed" in the header of the @SpamBot chat. In "Accounts" such accounts show up under the "Appeal filed" card — the status stays "Frozen" or "Restricted" until Telegram lifts the restriction.

9. 09

   Return them to work or pull them out of rotation

   Once SpamBot replies that there are no limits, tick the accounts and click "Restore to active" in the "Selected: N" panel, then confirm "Restore N accounts to active? This clears the restriction and the appeal flag". If an account is used up, click the "Retired (remove from rotation)" icon in "Actions": the status becomes "Retired", campaigns skip it, the stats are kept; to bring it back, use "Restore to active" in the same row. The "Delete" bin icon removes the account for good.

10. 10

    Tidy up: names, groups, notes

    Clicking the name in the "Name" column opens "Rename account" → "New name" → "Save". The "Selected: N" panel → "Assign group": pick an "Existing group" or type a "New group name" → "Create" → "Assign group". Groups are used by warm-up, campaigns, stories and the AI commenter. The same panel has "Assign proxy" → pick a proxy → "Assign" ("No proxy" removes the proxy). The "Warmed up" / "Not warmed up" buttons add and remove the flame icon. The "Notes" column takes any comment. The "Stats" icon in "Actions" shows the account's sends, errors and campaigns.

The "Proxies" section ("Resources" menu) is the shared pool of proxy servers your accounts go online through. Here you upload proxies as a list, test whether they are alive, see how many accounts sit on each one, and can unbind an account. Binding happens in the "Accounts" section ("Assign proxy" or "Distribute proxies (round-robin)"); when you upload new accounts, the system puts them on the least loaded active proxy itself.Why you need a pool with a cooldown — where the work breaks without one.

Step by step

1. 01

   Open the "Proxies" section

   Click "Proxies" in the left menu. Four cards at the top: "Total", "Active", "Dead", "Checking". Below them is the "Proxy list" table. The circular-arrow button at the top right ("Refresh") reloads the list.

2. 02

   Click "Add proxies"

   The "Bulk proxy import" block opens. One proxy = one line. Formats: ip:port:login:password, ip:port (no auth) or a link http://login:pass@ip:port (instead of http — https, socks4, socks5).

3. 03

   Pick the "Protocol" and paste the list

   In the "Protocol" list pick HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 (SOCKS5 by default) — it applies to every line of the form ip:port:login:password; link lines take the protocol from the link. Paste the proxies into the field and click "Add". You get "N proxies added", and the country is derived from the IP. "Cancel" closes the form.

4. 04

   Check that the proxies are alive

   Right after being added, proxies get the "Active" status with no check. Click "Select all" in the table header (or tick the ones you need) → click "Check" in the "Selected: N" panel. The status switches to "Checking"; after 1–2 minutes click "Refresh": the working ones become "Active". For a single proxy, use the circular-arrow icon in "Actions" ("Check").

5. 05

   Learn the statuses

   "Active" — passed the check, ready to assign. "Dead" — failed to answer two checks in a row. If a proxy is stuck at "Checking", the first attempt failed; run "Check" again. Clicking the "Dead" card filters the table — handy for deleting them all at once.

6. 06

   See which accounts sit on a proxy

   The "Accounts" column holds the number of bound accounts. Click it and the "Bound accounts" list expands (phone, name, status, group). Each one has an "Unbind" button that takes the proxy off the account ("Proxy unbound from the account").

7. 07

   Bind a proxy (in the "Accounts" section)

   Go to "Accounts", tick the accounts → "Assign proxy" → pick a proxy in the "Proxy" field (only ones with the "Active" status, in the format ip:port (protocol) — country · number of accounts) → "Assign". To spread every account without a proxy evenly, use "Distribute proxies (round-robin)".

8. 08

   Delete the proxies you no longer need

   For one, the bin icon in "Actions" ("Delete"), then confirm "Delete this proxy?". For several, tick them → "Delete" in the "Selected: N" panel. Accounts on a deleted proxy are left without one — assign a new proxy or click "Distribute proxies (round-robin)".

The "Warm-up" section ("Automation" menu, the "Account warm-up" page) makes the accounts in one group message each other using built-in everyday scripts, so that Telegram sees them as live people. You pick a group and a number of rounds and click "Start warm-up" — the system splits the accounts into pairs itself, changes the pairs every round and sends messages with human pauses. When it finishes, the accounts get the "Warmed-up account" flag (the flame icon).Why accounts die on the first campaign — the breakdown on the home page.

Step by step

1. 01

   Prepare a group of accounts

   Warm-up runs only for a group. In the "Accounts" section tick the accounts → "Assign group" → pick an "Existing group" or type a "New group name" → "Create" → "Assign group". A group needs at least 2 accounts with the "Active" status (6–10 or more is better).

2. 02

   Open the "Warm-up" section

   Click "Warm-up" in the left menu. Four tiles at the top: "Warmed up", "Not warmed up", "Warm-ups", "Messages". Below them is the "Warm-up history" card with every group that has been warmed up.

3. 03

   Click "Start warm-up"

   The button is at the top right. The "Start warm-up" dialog opens. If a group has been warmed up before, you can expand it in "Warm-up history" and click "Restart" — the same dialog opens with that group selected.

4. 04

   Pick the group and the rounds

   In the "Account group" field click "Select a group..." (the number of accounts is shown next to it). "Number of rounds" is 10 by default, 1–50 allowed. A round is one change of pairs. The real number of rounds is never higher than the number of accounts minus one — the system trims it automatically.

5. 05

   Check the delays and the "Forecast"

   "Min delay (sec)" and "Max delay (sec)" default to 10 and 30. The server accepts a min of 5–300 and a max of 10–600 — anything else gives "Start error". Once a group is picked, a "Forecast" block appears at the bottom: pairs, rounds, messages (a ballpark, not an exact figure).

6. 06

   Confirm the start

   Click "Start warm-up" at the bottom of the dialog (it stays grey until a group is picked). You get "Warm-up started", and the group gets an orange "Warming up" badge. Errors: "At least 2 active accounts are required", "Warm-up is already running for this group".

7. 07

   Follow the progress

   The list refreshes every 5 seconds. The group row shows the number of accounts, "Round X / Y", how many messages, how many are warmed up, and the limited / frozen warnings. Click the row and it expands into the tiles "Accounts", "Active", "Warmed up", "Rounds", "Successful sends"; the "Rounds" block with the R1, R2… squares; the "Accounts" table with the columns "Phone", "Name", "Username", "Status", "Warmed up", "Rounds", "Details". One round takes tens of minutes — that is normal.

8. 08

   Stopping if you need to

   While the group is "Warming up", there is a red "Stop" button on the right. Confirm "Stop warm-up for group ...?". The badge changes to "Stopped". Stopping does not set the "Warmed up" flag, and the stats of the rounds already run are kept.

9. 09

   Wait for it to finish

   When the rounds are done, the badge turns green and reads "Finished". Accounts that sent at least one message get the flame icon in the "Warmed up" column and text in "Details": "Warmed up (5/5 rounds)" or "Partly warmed up (2/5 rounds)". An account that sent nothing stays "Not warmed up (0/5 rounds)". If Telegram froze an account during warm-up, the status changes to "Frozen" with the note "Frozen (detected during warm-up)".

10. 10

    Manual flags

    The expanded group row has "Mark all as warmed up" and "Clear the warm-up flag". They fire at once, with no confirmation — the notifications "Marked as warmed up" / "Marked as not warmed up".

The "Scraping" section (the "Audiences" menu, the "Audience scraping" page) collects real people from open Telegram groups and channels into a list you can turn into an audience for a campaign or download as CSV. Four modes: "Group members", "Posted in group", "Channel commenters", "Channel audience". One active account runs the job in the background; you see the progress, can stop the job, filter the result and save it as a single audience or split it into parts.Scraping in the full list — what else the dashboard does.

Step by step

1. 01

   Get ready and open the section

   You need at least one account with the "Active" status and an active subscription — otherwise you get "No active account found" or "Subscription is not active". In the left menu click "Scraping". At the top there are the tiles "Jobs", "Running", "Users collected". On the left is the "Jobs" card, on the right — "Results".

2. 02

   Click "New scraping job" and pick a mode

   In the "New scraping job" window, in the "Who to collect" block, pick a card: "Group members" — the member list of an open group; "Posted in group" — the authors of recent messages (works even when the member list is hidden); "Channel commenters" — the authors of comments on posts; "Channel audience" — the members of the discussion group plus the commenters. Below the cards the line "Source: …" tells you what to enter.

3. 03

   Specify the source

   In the "Group" field (the first two modes) or "Channel" (the last two) enter an @username, a t.me/name link or an invite link (t.me/+…). With an invite link the account joins the group — that is a real action in Telegram. The start button becomes active from 3 characters.

4. 04

   Set the limits for the mode

   "Group members": "Member limit" (5,000–200,000, default 50,000). "Posted in group": "Recent messages" (100–20,000, default 2,000), "Time range", "Minimum messages per person". "Channel commenters": "Recent posts" (10–500, default 100), "Posts time range", "Minimum comments per person". "Channel audience": "Recent posts", "Posts time range", "Discussion group member limit". Each job gets 2 hours.

5. 05

   Pick the account and the audience for the result

   "Account": "Any active" or a specific one (accounts with a proxy are marked "· proxy"). "Save to audience": "Do not add (I'll save manually)" or an existing audience — then the people are added to it automatically with no duplicates.

6. 06

   Turn on the filters and start

   The "Result filters" block: "With username only" (on by default), "With photo only", "Premium only", the "Last seen within" list. Click "Start: <mode>". You get "Scraping started" and the job appears in the list on the left.

7. 07

   Track the progress

   Badges: "Queued", "Running" ("Processed: N · found: N"), "Done" ("Found" and "After filters"), "Error" (the reason in red). The list refreshes every 4 seconds. The square "Stop" icon moves the job to "Error" with the text "Cancelled by user"; whatever was collected is kept ("Partially saved: N").

8. 08

   Review the results

   The "Results · @source" card: mode, title, number of people. The chips "All · N", "Member · N", "Posted · N", "Commented · N" filter the table. Columns: "User", "Username", "Source", "Messages", "Last seen". The first 200 rows are shown — "Showing the first 200 of N. The full list is in the CSV or in the audience".

9. 09

   Save it: "To audience" or "CSV"

   The buttons exist only on "Done" jobs. "CSV" downloads the file parsing_<id>.csv. "To audience" opens the "Save as audience" window. The "Single audience" option: "Group (optional)", "Audience name" → "Save". The "Split into parts" option: "Name prefix", "Size of each part" (default 25) → "Split and save". The audiences show up in the "Audiences" section.

10. 10

    Delete a job you don't need

    The trash icon "Delete" → "Delete the job and all its results?". The job and the people it collected are gone for good; the audiences created from it stay.

An audience is a list of Telegram users (usernames) that a campaign sends to: you pick it when you create the campaign. You can build one by hand or from a file in the "Audiences" section, from "Scraping" results, or through the "Checker", which tests a list of usernames with live accounts and drops the dead ones, the bots and the Premium users. The "Group checker" tests a list of groups: which ones you can join and which ones do not delete messages with links. "Contacts" is a separate address book with tags; it is not connected to campaigns.How many contacts are left after the checker — the funnel numbers.

Step by step

1. 01

   Open the "Audiences" section

   In the left menu the "Audiences" group holds five items: "Scraping", "Audiences", "Contacts", "Checker", "Group checker". Click "Audiences". The page has three columns: "Groups" on the left (folders, with an "All audiences" button), the list of audiences with their member counts in the middle, and the members of the selected one on the right.

2. 02

   Create an audience by hand or from a file

   Click "Create audience". Fill in "Name" (required) and, if you want, "Group (optional)" and "Description (optional)". If you already have a list — pick a file in "Import from file (TXT or XLSX)": TXT — one username per line, XLSX — the targetId and targetInfo columns. The button at the bottom changes from "Create" to "Import from file".

3. 03

   Add members

   Click an audience in the middle. On the right you get its name, date, member count and three icons: "Add members", a pencil (edit), a trash can (delete). Click "Add members", paste the list (with or without @) into the "Enter usernames (one per line or comma-separated)" field and click "Add".

4. 04

   Manage the members

   Click — select one, Shift+click — a range, Ctrl+click (Cmd on Mac) — add to the selection. At the top there is a "Selected: N" bar with the buttons "All", "Clear", "Move", "Delete". "Move" opens the "Move N members" window — click the target audience. The cross on a row deletes a single member with no confirmation.

5. 05

   Check the usernames with the "Checker"

   Open the "Checker" (the "Username checker" page). Paste the list into the "Enter usernames to check" field (comma-separated, semicolon-separated or one per line); the counter "N usernames" sits under the field. In the "Filters" block tick "Not seen for 1+ month", "Not Premium", "Ban / restrictions / bots". Click "Check". You get "Check started", a progress bar and the cards "Total", "Valid", "Invalid", "Filtered out", "Checked".

6. 06

   Get the accounts ready for the checker

   The checker takes only "Active" accounts with the "Warmed-up account" mark and not on +7 numbers. You need one account per 20 usernames. If you get "No warmed-up accounts for the check", go to "Accounts", select the accounts and click "Warmed up" on the "Selected: N" bar, then run the check again.

7. 07

   Go through the results and save them to an audience

   In the "Results" table the statuses are: "OK" (alive, passed the filters), "Filtered" (alive but dropped — the reason is in "Details"), "Not found" (does not exist). The "Activity" column shows when the person was last online, "Flags" shows Premium, bot, restricted, scam, photo. You can toggle the filter checkboxes after the check — the table recalculates. Click "Save to audience (N)". The "Single" tab: leave "Create new" in "Existing audience" and type a "New audience name", or pick an existing one → "Save (N)". The "Split" tab: "Name prefix", "Accounts per audience" (default 25), "Preview" → "Split and save (N audiences)". The "Copy valid (N)" / "Copy invalid" buttons copy the lists, "Reset" clears the screen.

8. 08

   Check groups with the "Group checker"

   Open the "Group checker". In the "Group list" card pick an "Account group": "Auto (1 account)" or a specific group. Paste the group links one per line (https://t.me/group1 or @group2) or click "Upload file" (TXT or CSV). The gear opens "Check settings": "Test message", "Message with a link", "Delay (sec)", and the toggles "Check joining", "Check messages", "Check links", "Check images", "Leave after the check". Click "Start (N)". While the check runs the button changes to "Stop".

9. 09

   Read the "Group checker" results

   On the right, in "Results", there are the columns "Joining", "Messages", "Links", "Media": green "Open"/"Allowed" — all good; yellow "Request", "Subscription", "Paid", "Verification", "Captcha", "Moderation" — an obstacle; red "Forbidden", "Get deleted", "Removed by bot" — not suitable; "Deleted" — the group is gone. A green check in the first column means a perfect group. On the left there is the "Total", "Checked", "Good Groups" card. When it finishes you get the "CSV" (full report) and "Good Groups (N)" (a TXT with the perfect groups) buttons. Below is "Check history" with "CSV" and "Good" buttons on each entry.

10. 10

    Keep "Contacts" if you need them

    Open "Contacts". "Add" opens the "Add contact" window with the fields "Name", "Phone", "Username", "Tags (comma-separated)", "Notes" → "Create". "Import CSV" opens "Import contacts from CSV": pick a "CSV file" (the name, phone, username, telegram_id, notes columns), set "Tags for all contacts (comma-separated)" → "Import". At the top there is the "Search by name, phone, username..." box and the "All tags" list. Rows have "Edit" and "Delete" icons.

The "Campaigns" section (the "Outreach" menu) is where bulk messaging is launched. Three tabs: "Direct messages" (you write to the people in an audience), "Groups/chats" (you post text with a photo or video into groups) and "Reposts" (you forward posts from a channel into groups; the "Reposts" item in the "Automation" menu group opens the same tab). The system spreads the sends across accounts, keeps random pauses, respects the working hours and the daily limit, and when something goes wrong it pauses the campaign and sends you a notification.What that looks like in numbers — the funnel on 40 accounts.

Step by step

1. 01

   Get everything ready before you create a campaign

   1) In "Accounts" upload the accounts and assign a working proxy to each one — an account without a proxy will not join a campaign; 2) for a DM campaign prepare an audience in "Audiences"; 3) optionally create a persona in "Personas" (the "Resources" menu). The subscription must be active.

2. 02

   Open the section and pick the type

   In the left menu click "Campaigns". Switch the tab at the top: "Direct messages", "Groups/chats" or "Reposts". The button in the top right changes its label: "New DM campaign", "Group campaign" or "New repost". Click it.

3. 03

   DM campaign: fill in the "New campaign" form

   Enter a "Campaign name". "Persona (account identity)" — pick a persona or "No persona (do not change the profile)". "Account group" — a group or "All active accounts". "Message template" — the text; Spintax {Hi|Hello} is supported. Optionally "Image (optional)" or "Video (optional)" (the video wins). You must pick an "Audience for the campaign" — without it "Create campaign" stays inactive.

4. 04

   DM campaign: anti-spam settings

   "Campaign time zone" — Kyiv, Moscow or Kaliningrad. "Working hours (Sleep Mode)" — 9 — 21, for example: at night the campaign waits. "Delay between messages (sec)" — 30 — 600 by default. "Max sends per account per day (optional)" — 3–5 recommended. "Sending threads" — from 1 (standard) to 5, each thread takes a separate account. "Schedule start (optional)" — the date and time of the automatic start. Click "Create campaign" — "Campaign created", status "Draft".

5. 05

   Group campaign or repost

   On the "Groups/chats" tab click "Group campaign". Enter a "Campaign name", pick an "Account group" and a "Persona (optional)". In the "What to send" block: "Your own text + photo/video" ("Message template", "Image", "Video") or "Repost from a channel" ("Source channel" in the @channel form; "Post links or IDs" one per line or "Or the last N posts", from 1 to 10; "Repost method": "Forward" or "Copy"; "Comment on the repost"). The "User tags" block: "Audience for mentions" and "Tags per message" (0–10); the tags land where the [[mentions]] placeholder is. In "Target groups" paste the group links one per line.

6. 06

   Groups/reposts: pauses and limits

   "Wait after joining (min)" — 30 by default, 0 = right away. "Interval between messages from one account (sec)" — 30 — 600. "Max sends per account per day (optional)" — 3–5. The "Leave the group after sending" checkbox. "Schedule start (optional)". Click "Create campaign" — "Group campaign created" or "Repost campaign created".

7. 07

   Start the campaign

   On a card with the "Draft" status click "Start". The status becomes "Running", with the notification "Campaign started". If "Schedule start" is set, after "Start" the status becomes "Paused", and at the appointed time the system switches it to "Running" itself. The list refreshes every 5 seconds: "Total", "Sent", "Errors", a progress bar.

8. 08

   Manage the campaign

   A running one has "Pause" (the tasks are kept) and "Stop" (the pending tasks are cancelled). A paused one has "Resume" and "Stop". A stopped or finished one has "Restart": for DMs it opens the "Edit and restart" form with a "Save and restart" button. The "Edit" and "Delete" icons are unavailable while the status is "Running".

9. 09

   Check the result

   Click the "Stats" icon on the card. The "Stats: <name>" screen has the tabs "Overview" (Total tasks, Sent, Errors, Queued, "Delivery rate", "Recent sends"), "By account" (clicking a row expands "Error reasons") and "Errors". Finished campaigns can be hidden with the "Archive (hide from the list, keep the stats)" icon; to look at them use the "Archive" button, to bring one back — "Restore from archive". The line-by-line log is in the "Send log" section.

The "Stories" section (the "Automation" menu) holds the tasks your accounts run on stories. Three types: "View" (accounts watch the stories of people or channels to land in the viewer list), "Like" (watch and leave a reaction), "Publish" (each account posts a story with a photo/video, a caption and @username mentions taken from an audience). You create a task, start it from the list and track the result in "Progress" and "Log".Who needs stories and reactions — team use cases.

Step by step

1. 01

   Open the section

   In the menu click "Stories". At the top there are the tiles "Tasks", "Completed", "Errors", "Skipped". Below is a table: "Name", "Type", "Status", "Targets", "Progress", "Created", "Actions". If there are no tasks — "No story tasks yet" and a "New task" button.

2. 02

   Click "New task"

   The "New story task" window opens. Enter a name in "Name". Below it are three type tabs: "View", "Like", "Publish".

3. 03

   The "View" type

   In "Audience (members with a username)" pick an audience (only members with a username are taken) or paste a list into "Or a list of targets — @username / t.me links, one per line" ("Targets: N"). "Account group" — "All active accounts" or a group. Check "Daily limit per account", "Min delay, sec" / "Max delay, sec".

4. 04

   The "Like" type

   The same plus "Reaction" (one of five emoji, a heart by default) and "Max stories per target" (1–20, 3 by default).

5. 05

   The "Publish" type

   Click "Upload file" in the "Media (jpeg / png / mp4, up to 50 MB)" block. In "Caption" — text up to 900 characters. For mentions: "Audience for mentions (@username)" and "Mentions per story" (0–10). Pick "Account group", "Story duration" (6, 12, 24 or 48 h), "Who can see it" ("Everyone" or "Contacts only").

6. 06

   Click "Create"

   If something is missing you get a hint ("Pick an audience or enter a list of @usernames", "Upload a photo or a video for the story"). Once it is created — "Task created. Start it from the list", status "Draft".

7. 07

   Start the task

   In "Actions" click the triangle ("Start"). An error is possible: "No active accounts to run the task". The status becomes "Running". "Progress" shows "done / errors" and "N skip.", and the table refreshes every 5 seconds.

8. 08

   Pause and resume

   A running task has a "Pause" icon → the status becomes "Paused" and the queue is kept. To continue, use the triangle ("Resume"). A task can pause itself: the limit, no accounts, the subscription — the reason appears in red under the name. When the queue is empty — "Finished".

9. 09

   Check the "Log"

   The scroll icon ("Log") opens the "Log: <name>" panel: the last 200 entries, with the columns "Time", "Account", "Target", "Status" ("Done", "Error", "Skipped"), "Details".

10. 10

    Delete the task

    The trash icon ("Delete") → "Delete the task?" → "Delete". The log is deleted together with the task. For a running task the trash icon is disabled — use "Pause" first.

The "AI commenter" section (the "Automation" menu) makes accounts behave like real subscribers: write comments under posts through an LLM (OpenRouter), leave reactions on posts and on other people's comments, and reply as the admin in the discussion chat. The "Personas" section (the "Resources" menu) holds profile templates (first name, last name, bio, avatar) that are applied to accounts when campaigns start. The order: "Accounts" → "LLM" → "Channels and chats" → "Styles" → "Tasks" → "Logs".The AI commenter in the full list — what the dashboard includes.

Step by step

1. 01

   The "Accounts" tab: the working group and roles

   In the "Commenter working group" block pick a group in the "Account group" field (groups are created in the "Accounts" section). If there are too few accounts — "Add accounts", tick the ones you need ("Select all") → "Add (N)". For each account click a role: "Commenter", "Reader" (only watches for posts) or "Admin". Assign 1–2 readers — without them you get the warning "There is no reader" and nothing works. The cross on the right removes an account from the group.

2. 02

   The "LLM" tab: OpenRouter

   Paste your sk-or-... key into the "OpenRouter API key" field and click "Check" — "The key works" should appear. Leave "Model (text)" and "Model (images)" at their defaults. Fill in "Master prompt — for comments" and "Master prompt — for admin replies". Click "Save". Without a key the LLM tasks do not run; reactions need no key.

3. 03

   The "Channels and chats" tab: add a channel

   In the "Add a channel or an open chat" block pick the "Type": "Channel" or "Open chat". Paste an @username or a t.me/... link (for private ones — t.me/+...). Optionally set "Admin (optional)". Click "Add channel" / "Add chat". The system finds the channel and starts the whole working group joining it ("Working group accounts started joining"). Check the "Identifiers" column: "no discussion chat" means comments are off. The "Active" toggle suspends the work, the pencil opens the settings, the trash icon deletes.

4. 04

   Set up admin replies (optional)

   The pencil next to a channel → the "Settings "name"" card: "Admin account (for admin replies)" (it must be an admin in the discussion chat inside Telegram itself), "Admin reply style", "Reply probability (0–1)", "Delay from (min)" / "Delay to (min)". "Save".

5. 05

   The "Styles" tab

   Click "New style". Fill in "Name", "Prompt text (how the LLM should write)", "Tone" ("Positive", "Neutral", "Negative"). For channel-owner styles turn on "For admin replies only". "Save". Create 3–5 different styles. The name must be unique ("already exists").

6. 06

   The "Tasks" tab

   "New task" → "Name" and "Type": "Comment under a post", "Reaction to a post", "Admin reply in the discussion", "Comment on video messages (with transcription)" or "Reactions to comments". "Status" — "Enabled". "Account group" — "— working group —". For the LLM types — "Prompt (general instruction for the LLM)" and the "Styles" checkboxes. For reactions — "Emoji, comma-separated" (without it "Save" is disabled). Set "Probability (0–1)", "Comments/Accounts: minimum/maximum", "Delay from/to (sec)", tick the "Channels" → "Save".

7. 07

   The "Logs" tab

   A task fires on its own when a post goes out. "Logs" holds the table "Date / Type / Status / Channel / Account / Text / reaction / error". There are the filters "Status" (pending, scheduled, done, error, skipped) and "Type", plus a "Refresh" button (the last 200). "scheduled" means it is waiting out the delay; for "error", hover over the text.

8. 08

   The "Personas" section

   The "Resources" menu → "Personas" → "Create persona". Fill in "Persona name *", "First name", "Last name", "Profile bio" (up to 70 characters). "Create". In the card click the circle with a letter and upload a photo (jpg/png/webp/gif up to 5 MB). You apply it in "Campaigns", in the "Persona (account identity)" field.

"Conversations" (the "Outreach" menu) gives you the Telegram chats of any account inside the dashboard: pick an account, read the threads, reply with text, press bot buttons (an appeal in @SpamBot, for example). "Inbox" is a single feed of the direct messages that arrived on all active accounts over the last 24 hours: see at a glance who replied to a campaign and answer in a couple of clicks.Why sales teams need this — replies in one feed.

Step by step

1. 01

   Open "Conversations"

   In the menu, in the "Outreach" group, click "Conversations". On the left there is the account picker and the chat list, on the right the chat itself ("Pick a conversation" until an account is selected).

2. 02

   Pick an account

   Narrow the list with the status chips ("Active", "Restricted", "Frozen", "Error", "Banned", "Invalid") or the "Appeal" chip. There is a "Search: name, @username, phone, id..." field. Click an account — the list collapses into a card and the chats load below it. To switch accounts, click the card again.

3. 03

   Open a chat

   The "Search..." field searches by chat name or @username. A chat shows the last message ("You:" if you wrote it), the time, a blue circle with the unread count, and a green dot when the other person is online. Click a chat — the thread opens on the right, and after 3 seconds the chat is marked as read in Telegram.

4. 04

   Read and reply

   Messages are grouped by day. Type your text in the "Message..." field and press Enter or the arrow. If it fails — "Send error" with the reason from Telegram.

5. 05

   Press bot buttons

   The buttons under a bot message work from the dashboard. If the bot answered with a pop-up, you get a "The bot replied" notification. Link buttons open the site in a new tab.

6. 06

   An appeal through @SpamBot

   Once an account is selected, "Open @SpamBot" is on the left. Send /start and walk through the bot menu with the buttons. The chat header holds the actions "Appeal filed" (a green shield icon), "Restore to active", "Retired", "Delete" (removes the account from the dashboard, with a confirmation).

7. 07

   Open "Inbox" and click "Collect"

   In the "Outreach" menu click "Inbox". At the top right there is "Collect" — the dashboard goes through the "Active" accounts and pulls in the direct messages from the last 24 hours. "Collection started", and the list refreshes in 5–10 seconds. At the top there are the cards "Total messages" and "Unread".

8. 08

   Filter the feed

   The "All accounts" list narrows the feed to one account. There is an "All" / "Unread only" button. "Mark all as read" clears the flag on every message. Unread ones are bold with a blue bar, answered ones have a green arrow.

9. 09

   Reply from "Inbox"

   Click a message — it becomes read, and "Message details" opens on the right: the sender, the @username, the Telegram ID, the text, "Received on:". Click "Reply", type your text in "Enter your reply..." → "Send". After "Reply sent" the "Answered" label appears.

10. 10

    Clear out what you do not need

    In "Message details" the trash button ("Delete") removes the message from the dashboard feed with no confirmation; in Telegram the thread stays.

The "Links" section (menu "Automation", page "Link shortener") turns a long URL into a short one like https://clck.ru/XXXXX through Yandex's service. A short link looks cleaner in an outreach message. TGBLAST has no click counter and no stats — this is a shortener and nothing more.Link tracking in the full list — what the dashboard includes.

Step by step

1. 01

   Open the section

   In the left menu click "Links". The heading is "Link shortener", the subtitle "Link shortening via clck.ru (Yandex)". An active subscription is required.

2. 02

   Paste the long URL

   In the "Shorten link" card paste the address into the "Paste a long link..." field. Without https:// the system adds it for you. While the field is empty, "Shorten" is disabled.

3. 03

   Click "Shorten"

   Or press Enter. A loading icon appears on the button (up to 10 seconds). On success — "Link shortened", and the field clears.

4. 04

   Find the result in "History"

   The "History (N)" block: "Short link" (clickable), "Original" (full text on hover), "Created".

5. 05

   Copy it

   The "Copy" icon → a "Copied" notification. Paste it into the campaign's "Message template".

6. 06

   Test the link

   The "Open" icon or a click on the short link opens it in a new tab. Do this before you start the campaign.

7. 07

   Clearing

   The "Clear" button in the "History" block removes every row from the screen; the links themselves keep working in clck.ru.

Three result screens. "Dashboard" (menu "Overview") — the big picture: accounts, proxies, campaigns, messages sent. "Stats" (menu "Overview") — sends by account and by campaign over a period, export to CSV/XLSX and "AI report analysis". "Send log" (menu "Campaigns") — a row-by-row list: which account, to whom, in which campaign, with what result.From scraping to closed deals — the whole funnel in one diagram.

Step by step

1. 01

   "Dashboard": four cards

   In the "Overview" menu click "Dashboard". The cards "Total accounts", "Proxies", "Active campaigns" and "Messages sent" are clickable and lead to "Accounts", "Proxies", "Campaigns" and "Stats".

2. 02

   "Dashboard": the blocks below

   "Recent events" — the last 8 status changes of accounts and proxies (refreshes every 30 seconds). The "Account statuses" and "Campaign activity" charts (the first 5 campaigns). "Account geography map" and "List by country". At the bottom, "Account statuses" and "Proxy statuses". Nothing has to be configured.

3. 03

   "Stats": the period

   In the "Overview" menu click "Stats". Set "From date" and "To date" (30 days by default) and click "Apply", or use the "7 d", "30 d", "90 d" buttons. On the right are the cards "Accounts", "Sent in period", "Sent total", "Errors in period".

4. 04

   The "By account" tab

   Filters: "Status:" (the chips "Active", "Restricted", "Frozen", "Error", "Banned", "Invalid", "Retired"), "Uploaded:" (two dates → "Apply filter"), "Country:", the "Hide deleted" checkbox and the "reset" link. Columns: "Account", "Status", "In period", "Total", "Errors", "Last activity", "Country", "Upload date". Click a header to sort.

5. 05

   The "By campaign" tab

   Columns "Campaign", "Status", "Created", "In period", "Total", "Errors". There are no filters apart from the period. When empty — "No data for the period".

6. 06

   CSV / XLSX export

   The "CSV" and "XLSX" buttons are at the top right. The export covers the open tab for the period with the current filters. The file is named stats_accounts_…csv or stats_campaigns_…

7. 07

   "AI report analysis"

   At the bottom of "Stats", type a question into the "Your request" field ("who is idle?") or leave it empty for a full breakdown. Click "Analyze". You will see "The AI is analyzing the report… this may take up to a minute", then the text with conclusions.

8. 08

   "Send log": campaign and status

   In the "Campaigns" menu click "Send log". The cards "Sent", "Errors", "Pending". The "All campaigns" list narrows the log to one campaign. The tabs "All", "Sent", "Error", "Pending". On the right "Total: N" and the "CSV" and "Refresh" buttons. It refreshes every 10 seconds.

9. 09

   Read the log rows

   Columns "Sender", "Recipient", "Audience", "Campaign", "Status" (Sent / Error / Pending / Cancelled), "Time". The error reason is in red under the status — hover over it. A page holds 50 rows, with "Page 1 of N" at the bottom.

10. 10

    Export the log to CSV

    The "CSV" button downloads delivery_log_<date>.csv with every row that matches the current filter. Columns: Campaign, Sender, Sender username, Phone, Recipient, Status, Success, Error, Date. The separator is a semicolon.

The "Settings" section (menu "Account") holds three cards: "Automation" (eight toggles for background actions on accounts, proxies and campaigns), "Password recovery email" and "Change password". By default every toggle is on — that is the normal working mode. The page opens even when the subscription has expired, and every user sees only their own settings.Still have questions — the FAQ on the home page.

Step by step

1. 01

   Open the page

   In the menu, under the "Account" group, click "Settings". The heading is "Settings", the subtitle "System automation and account security". While the data loads you see "Loading settings…".

2. 02

   The "Automation" block

   Eight rows: a name, a grey explanation and a toggle on the right. Moved right and highlighted means on. After registration all of them are on.

3. 03

   Flip a toggle

   Click the toggle or the row name. "Saved" appears. There is no separate "Save" button — every click is saved right away.

4. 04

   If you get "Could not save"

   The toggle returns to its previous position. Refresh the page and try again. On "Could not load automation settings", wait and refresh; if that does not help — support @saymynamepython.

5. 05

   Make sure it applied

   Background jobs read the settings with a delay of up to one minute. Check the result in "Accounts", "Proxies", "Campaigns" or "Warm-up".

6. 06

   Set a recovery email

   The "Password recovery email" card shows "Current email:" (or "not set"). Enter the address in the "Email" field (or "New email") and click "Save" — "Email saved". The same address gives "This email is already set", one taken by another account gives "This email is already in use".

7. 07

   Change your password

   In the "Change password" card fill in "Current password", "New password" (at least 8 characters, different from the current one) and "Confirmation", then click "Change password" ("Saving…"). You get "Password changed" and the fields clear. You do not have to sign out.

8. 08

   Errors under the password form

   "Enter your current password", "The new password must be at least 8 characters", "The new password matches the current one", "The passwords do not match", "Wrong current password". Fix it and click again.

Session (.session, session string)

A file or a string that stores the login to a Telegram account. TGBLAST uses it to act as that account without entering a code from an SMS. You upload it in the "Accounts" section via "Upload folder" (a *.session file) or "Import session:proxy (.txt)" (a session string). If Telegram has revoked the session, the account gets the "Invalid" status.

tdata

A folder with login data from the Telegram Desktop app. The second way to upload an account: put the tdata folder into the account's subfolder and upload it with "Upload folder". tdata from Telegram Desktop 6.x is not supported; you need version 5.x.

Proxy

An intermediate server (ip:port) that the account uses to reach the internet, so that Telegram does not see many accounts from one address. The proxy pool is kept in the "Proxies" section, and accounts are linked to proxies in the "Accounts" section ("Assign proxy", "Distribute proxies (round-robin)"). An account without a working proxy is left out of the campaign.

Warm-up

A simulation of live activity: accounts in a group message each other using built-in scripts (the "Warm-up" section). After a warm-up the account gets the "Warmed-up account" badge (a flame icon). Warmed-up accounts are required for the "Checker" and are safer in campaigns.

Account group

A folder for accounts, created in the "Accounts" section via "Assign group". You pick the group when you start a warm-up and in campaigns, stories, the group checker and the AI commenter, so that only the accounts you need are used.

FloodWait

A temporary ban from Telegram: "wait N seconds/hours" for acting too often. The account is automatically marked "Restricted" until the pause ends, and its campaign tasks move to other accounts. It lifts by itself once the time is up (when the "Auto-lift restrictions" toggle in "Settings" is on).

Spam block (freeze)

A Telegram restriction for complaints: the account cannot write to people it does not know. In the dashboard that is the "Restricted" status (until a date) or "Frozen" (indefinite, an appeal is needed). It is checked with the "SpamBot check" button in "Accounts", and the appeal is filed by hand in "Conversations" via "Open @SpamBot".

@SpamBot

Telegram's official bot that tells you whether an account has restrictions and accepts appeals. TGBLAST queries it automatically (the "SpamBot check" button, the "Auto-check via SpamBot" toggle), and you chat with it in the "Conversations" section.

Appeal

Your request to Telegram to lift a restriction, sent to the @SpamBot bot. In the dashboard it is a flag: the "Appeal filed" button in the @SpamBot chat in "Conversations", the "Appeal filed" filter in "Accounts". The flag is cleared with the "Restore to active" button.

Per-account limit ("Max sends per account per day")

How many messages one account may send within a rolling 24 hours inside a campaign. 3–5 is recommended. When every account has hit the limit, the campaign moves to "Paused" on its own; click "Resume" later.

Anti-spam delay ("Delay between messages (sec)")

A random pause between two messages from the same account, 30–600 seconds by default. Together with "Working hours (Sleep Mode)" and the daily limit it is the main protection against a block. There is no separate "anti-spam" screen — everything is set in the campaign form.

Scraping

Automatic collection of people from public chats and channels (the "Scraping" section): chat members, people who posted, commenters, a channel's audience. The result is saved with the "To audience" or "CSV" button.

Audience

A list of recipient usernames (the "Audiences" section). The audience is exactly what you pick in the "Campaign audience" field when you create a campaign, and also for tags in stories and mentions in group campaigns.

Segment (part of an audience)

A small audience of 20–50 people cut out of a large list: the "Split into parts" button in "Scraping" or the "Split" tab in the "Checker". Parts are convenient to hand out to different accounts and to run as separate campaigns.

Checker

A check of a username list run by live warmed-up accounts (the "Checker" section): it weeds out non-existent users, bots, people who have not been online for a long time, and premium users. The "Group checker" is a different check: whether you can join a chat and whether messages with links get deleted there.

Spintax

The {option1|option2} notation in the "Message template": each recipient randomly gets one of the options, the texts come out different, and the spam filter triggers less often.

Persona

A profile template (first name, last name, bio, avatar) from the "Personas" section. It is picked in the "Persona (account identity)" field when you create a campaign — before sending, the accounts take on its data.

USDT TRC20

The USDT stablecoin (1 USDT = 1 dollar) on the TRON network. The only way to pay for a subscription. When you withdraw from an exchange or a wallet, always pick the TRON (TRC20) network; the system will not see other networks (ERC20, BEP20).

Transaction hash (TxID)

A unique 64-character code for a transfer. You can take it from your wallet or exchange history or from tronscan.org and paste it into the "Transaction hash (optional)" field after the "I have paid" button, so that the system finds the payment faster.