By language & country
The languages and regions of the public Telegram channels we track. See which languages dominate the catalog, then drill into channels country by country.
Channels tracked
Cumulative members
Languages covered
The top languages among the channels we track — the language mix of the catalog at a glance.
How our catalog distributes across ad categories.
Public Telegram channels ranked by subscriber count.
Methodology
Rankings on this page come from the same underlying snapshot pipeline that powers tgadsspy. Each indexed channel gets a daily snapshot of members, recent post-view distribution and language tag. Below is what each metric is — and what it isn't.
Members count
Direct from Telegram's public channel-info endpoint. We refresh top-1000 channels nightly and the long tail weekly. Numbers shown are observation-as-of timestamps, not real-time — Telegram itself doesn't publish a live counter.
Average views
Median of the last 20 posts. Median is more honest than mean — single viral posts skew mean. Channels with fewer than 20 posts use whatever they have.
Language tag
Detected from the title + last 10 posts via langdetect. ~92% accuracy on top-1000 channels by manual spot-check. Channels with multi-language audiences (e.g. RU/EN mixing) keep the dominant tag.
Category
Our own label, not Telegram’s — Telegram publishes no channel category. A rules-based classifier reads the channel title and description and picks one topic from a fixed vocabulary; it does not read posts and there is no manual override. Channels it cannot place stay untagged. See /info/channel-category.
Frequently asked questions
From the title plus the last ~10 posts via language detection, roughly 92% accurate on top-1000 channels by manual spot-check. Channels mixing languages (e.g. RU/EN) keep their dominant tag.
Yes — the countries view groups channels and ad activity by region, and each country page drills into its channels and niches.
No. Language is detected from content; country/geo is inferred separately from ad-targeting signals. A Russian-language channel can target several countries — we track them as distinct dimensions.
One dataset — many tools
Each domain is built around a specific job: finding a single creative, tracking launches live, building a market deck, or piping data into your BI. Same database, tailored UI per role.
Flagship search across the whole Telegram Ads database — filters by niche, country, advertiser, payment rail.
Best for: deep competitive research; scouting working offers and funnels for your own campaigns.
tgadsspy.comMeasure any Telegram channel — audience, views, engagement and the advertisers running inside it. Free, open, with a REST API.
Best for: sizing up a channel before buying ads; seeing who advertises inside it — a free alternative to closed analytics tools.
telemetr.comPublic market reports: niche trends, advertiser growth, splits by country and payment rail.
Best for: spotting where demand is growing; building a Telegram Ads market deck for your team or investor.
telegramadsanalytics.comAverage CPM rates, audience-quality scores and reference numbers per niche and geo.
Best for: learning the "normal" CPM in your niche; avoiding overpayment when buying channel placements.
tgmetrics.netDaily public ranking of Telegram mini-apps by active users — sourced from the Telegram Ads Spy archive.
Best for: sizing up the mini-app market; seeing who is winning and which apps run the most ads.
topapps.tgEnterprise API, bulk CSV exports, team seats and SLA guarantees for agencies and brands.
Best for: agencies, SMM teams and brand marketing; piping data into your BI stack or CRM.
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