Syndicate
Syndicate is a licensing market for Telegram posts. A channel owner lists a post from their own channel with terms. Another channel, the host, takes a licence and republishes the post with an attribution line that names the source channel and links to it. Joins through that link count for the source channel.
Every plan can list posts and take licences. The plan sets how many posts your library holds and how many AI translations you get each month. Repost radar alerts start at Plus.
Find the Syndicate page
Open the Syndicate page from the Telegram dashboard. It has four tabs: Library, Browse, Licences and Radar. Above them, the page shows how many posts your library holds out of your plan's limit, the AI translations used this month, the requests waiting for you, your running licences and open radar alerts.
Elite plan · Channel owner — the Syndicate library 1 The post's state: Listed or Paused. 2 Its terms: price, languages, host categories and how many channels ran it. 3 Pause, Edit terms, Translations and Remove.
On a phone the same page stacks in one column.
Elite plan · Channel owner — the Syndicate library on a phone The tabs, then the plan's figures, one card under another.
Anyone can read how Syndicate works, signed in or not, on its public page.
Signed out — Syndicate explained, with the attribution line What Syndicate is, before you sign in.
Two sides: owner and host
Every account can work both sides of Syndicate, unlike Paid Promotions.
- As the channel owner you add posts from your own connected channel to your library, set their terms, approve hosts and get paid for paid licences. See Your Syndicate library.
- As a host you browse other members' posts, request a licence for one of your connected channels, and the bot publishes the post there with its attribution line. See Browse the Syndicate library.
You cannot license your own post to yourself, or to an account that shares your device.
The attribution line
Every republished post ends with the attribution line: Source: followed by the source channel's name in bold, then Join, which is a tracked invite link into the source channel. It is added on free and paid licences alike, and the host may not remove it.
Diagram The host republishes the post with the attribution line, and joins through it count for the source channel.
Joins through the attribution line show in the source channel's growth figures. See Publishing with the attribution line.
What Syndicate keeps
For a post you list, Onflow Ads keeps what is needed to republish it, including its text or caption, until you remove it from your library. Repost radar works on post fingerprints, never copies of other people's posts. See Channel facts and your consent.
Plans and prices
| Free | Lite | Plus | Elite | Master | Ultimate | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Syndicate library items | 5 | 15 | 40 | 120 | 400 | Unlimited |
| Syndicate translations per calendar month | — | 2 | 10 | 30 | 100 | 300 |
| Syndicate repost radar alerts | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
These are the current published figures; the figure shown on your own screen is always the one that applies to you.
The owner sets the price of each licence, and a licence can be free. The owner receives the price less the Syndicate fee: the Syndicate fee is 15%. On a paid licence, Onflow Credit can pay only the Syndicate fee, which is Onflow's part; the owner's share must be paid from the host's wallet balance. A free licence needs no payment.