Placements are bought in DMs
The rate card arrives in a private chat, payment goes to a card, the report is a screenshot. No comparison, no price history, no shared numbers — just the admin.
Valkiria runs an ad network inside Telegram Mini Apps and channels: you pick placements by subscribers and price, set countries, languages and a per-person frequency cap. Stats come back for each placement separately.
The rate card arrives in a private chat, payment goes to a card, the report is a screenshot. No comparison, no price history, no shared numbers — just the admin.
A channel's subscriber count says nothing about how many people will actually see the banner, or how many times the same person meets it in a week.
A channel or Mini App owner sells slots manually and learns the outcome from the advertiser's screenshot instead of their own impressions and clicks.
Choose the placement type — post, video or task — and build the creative: headline, description, image and a button with your link.
Filter channels and Mini Apps by category, subscriber count and CPM, then set the countries, languages and devices you want to reach.
Set the daily budget, choose CPM or CPC pricing and a per-user frequency cap. The campaign starts on your command, never on its own.
Category, subscriber count, banner CPM and post CPC — filters instead of a chat with a dozen channel administrators.
An image post, a video and a task — matched to different goals: reach, engagement and a target action inside the Mini App.
Country, language and device type are set at campaign level, so the budget does not leak into irrelevant geography.
How many times one user sees the ad per day, three days or week is a number you set, not something you hope the placement respects.
Impressions, clicks, CTR and spend for each channel separately: it is clear which one delivered and which one only spent.
A channel or Mini App owner connects the placement, passes moderation and sees their own impressions and earnings in the same interface.
No. This is Valkiria's own ad network inside Telegram Mini Apps and channels: slots are sold by connected publishers, and impressions, clicks and spend are counted by the platform itself. Official Telegram Ads runs on its own rules and minimum budgets.
The placement catalogue lists category, subscriber count, banner CPM and post CPC, so a shortlist is built with filters. The chosen placements are visible in the campaign before launch, not after the budget is spent.
Yes. The campaign settings take a maximum number of impressions per user and a window — a day, three days or a week. It is the same frequency cap the big networks use, counted on the Valkiria side.
Connect the placement in the publisher section: set the category, audience and price, pass moderation and start receiving impressions from matching campaigns. Impressions, clicks and earnings are visible in the same interface.
Yes. Telegram spend, impressions and clicks are normalised to the same metrics as Meta, Google, TikTok and LinkedIn, so the channel is compared in the shared report rather than in a separate spreadsheet.
Building costs nothing: look through the placements, prices and reach, assemble the campaign and launch it when the numbers add up.