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Add a Telegram Bot, Group, or Channel

Paste a t.me/<username> link, an @username, or a raw username. We verify it live against Telegram and add it to the directory within seconds. Free, no login required, no ownership proof. Indexed entries are listed in the telegram channels directory, the telegram groups directory, the telegram bots directory, and the telegram search engine.

t.me/username · @username · raw username

How to add a Telegram group to a directory

Three steps. No account, no ownership proof, no manual review.

  1. 01
    Paste the link

    Drop a t.me/<username> link, an @username, or a raw username into the input above.

  2. 02
    We verify it's a public entity

    A live check confirms the username resolves to a public group, channel, or bot — not a personal account or a dead handle.

  3. 03
    It appears in search within seconds

    Valid entries are indexed immediately and get a stable short link: /g/<username>, /c/<username>, or /b/<username>.

What we accept

Public entities with resolvable usernames. Everything else is rejected with an explicit reason.

Accepted

  • Public groups — t.me/<username>
  • Public channels — t.me/<username>
  • Public bots — t.me/<username>

Not accepted

  • Personal accounts (user profiles, not entities)
  • Private invite links without a public username (t.me/+...)
  • Non-Telegram links and usernames that no longer resolve
Red lines: we never scrape other directories (TGStat and similar), and we never bulk-join groups to mirror messages. Every record comes from a live Telegram check.

Frequently asked questions

Submission, indexing speed, and entity types.

How do I add a Telegram group to a directory?

Paste the t.me link or @username into the form above. We verify it is a public group, channel, or bot within seconds, and it appears in search results immediately after passing the check.

Can I submit a Telegram channel without joining it first?

Yes. Submitting does not require joining. Any public channel with a public username (t.me/<username>) can be submitted by anyone.

What's the difference between a Telegram group, channel, and bot?

A group is a multi-member chat where everyone can post. A channel is a one-way broadcast where only admins post and users subscribe. A bot is an automated account that responds to commands. TeleSeeker indexes all three under /g/, /c/, and /b/ short links.

How long until my submitted link appears in search results?

Within seconds. Submission triggers an immediate live check against Telegram. If the username resolves to a public group, channel, or bot, the record is indexed and searchable right away.

Do I need to own the Telegram group to submit it?

No. Anyone can submit any public link. Ownership is not verified, and no account or login is required.