Anyone know a good tracker for telegram?

TheMatrixHasYou

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Dec 28, 2023

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• Mar 30, 2026

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Currently using tgtracker but its not the best, sending traffic to a few funnels using meta and google ads atm.

 

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pancholipratik

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May 17, 2010

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• Mar 30, 2026

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ClickGram your best option.

 

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ClickVertex

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Jan 1, 2026

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• Apr 3, 2026

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I’ve heard good things about "Telemetr" and "Combin Tracker" for Telegram tracking. They offer better features than tgtracker, especially for managing traffic from ads like Meta and Google. Might be worth checking out if you need more detailed insights.

 

ToolsBuyer

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Sep 18, 2024

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• Apr 3, 2026

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Bad trackers are seriously the worst, especially when you're dropping cash on meta and google. A lot of people swear by something like redtrack or voluum for those kinds of funnels, they usually give you way better insights

 

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sumguiy

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Oct 21, 2024

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• Apr 4, 2026

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If you're already scaling with paid ads, you should definitely switch to keitaro since it handles tg traffic way better than basic trackers. It’s pretty much the gold standard for tracking funnels and optimizing your roi without the constant headaches

 

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Quirkle

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• Apr 6, 2026

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i've been using voluum for most of my campaigns and it works like a charm for telegram traffic since it handles redirects and bot filtering pretty well. if you want something specifically for telegram funnels and meta ads, check out tg tracker because it actually sends postbacks to your pixel for real conversions like joins or dms, not just random clicks. definitely worth it if you're scaling.

 

marouan daoudi

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Dec 14, 2017

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• Apr 22, 2026

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TheMatrixHasYou said:

Currently using tgtracker but its not the best, sending traffic to a few funnels using meta and google ads atm.

Click to expand...

does it actually work bro?

 

mommiedom

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May 15, 2022

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• Apr 22, 2026

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You can check out RedTrack, I've used it and found it quite easy to use. If you run multiple Meta/Google sources and need deeper attribution, it's a very suitable option and it's more powerful in terms of automation and reporting.