ANALYTICS · CHANNEL METRICS
Telegram analytics is the set of metrics you judge a channel by: real audience size, engagement, growth trend and reach. Telegram has no built-in public dashboard for other people’s channels, so the analysis is done with external tools. Below — which metrics matter and where to see them for free.
Audience size and trend. The number matters less than the direction — is the channel growing or fading.
How many views a post pulls on average and what share of the audience sees it (approximate ER = views / subscribers). The clearest tell of a live channel versus an inflated one.
Subscriber gain over a window — separates genuinely growing channels from stagnant ones.
How far content travels: forwards, mentions, average reach — a signal of real influence.
Our public tools cover the whole set with no signup: open dashboards and channel rankings by metric, a per-channel statistics page, and a free API for programmatic access.
Open dashboards and rankings by subscribers, views, ER and growth — no signup.
Open the rankingsA channel owner gets basic in-app stats for their own channel (above a subscriber threshold). Telegram has no public analytics for other people’s channels — that comes from external tools like our open dashboards and rankings.
Subscribers and their trend, average views and approximate ER (views/subscribers), 30-day growth, and post reach. Together they separate a live channel from an inflated one.
Open the channel’s statistics page or the rankings by metric — no signup. For programmatic access there is a free API.
Engagement rate here is an approximation: a post’s average views divided by subscribers. It is not Telegram’s native per-post ER, but a proxy for comparing channel engagement.