We build a web app inside Telegram with a clear entry point, user data and agreed integrations with a bot or payment service. This suits services, communities and stores whose audience already interacts with the brand on Telegram. The goal is for customers to choose, book or order without leaving the messenger.
All customer communication happens on Telegram, but orders are placed through the website · you want a catalogue or booking flow inside the chat · you already have a bot, but a conversation alone is not enough for a storefront.
a short “open → choose → order” path · one contact and ordering point · integrations with your bot and CRM by agreement.
There is no separate published client case for a Mini App. A related case is a Telegram bot and QR orders at a Thai restaurant: an online menu, table-side QR ordering, a staff bot and an admin panel; average order value +17%, time from decision to order 5–10 minutes → 1–2 minutes, and only isolated order errors per quarter (Thai restaurant).
the studio's own lead bot and integrations (Keep leads out of scattered chats: give the manager one complete card).
Prices are indicative. The final price depends on the project and agreed terms and is confirmed before work begins.
The final price depends on the CMS and source-material readiness, integrations, and the number of target markets and languages.
Licences, paid tools, placements and infrastructure are quoted separately. Accounts and access remain in your name.
user flow (1–2 weeks) → development (3–8 weeks) → testing inside Telegram → launch (indicative timing).
payment provider fees and requirements; complex payments are scoped separately; Telegram does not guarantee platform availability or audience growth.
A Mini App or a regular bot? Choose a Mini App for a storefront and forms; choose a bot for a conversation. · Does it work on iOS and Android? Yes, inside Telegram. · Do I need a website? It is recommended for search visibility. · What about Telegram availability in your region? Check before starting: this channel depends on the platform.
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