SocialNet.Bot to Attend XBIZ Amsterdam

SocialNet.Bot to Attend XBIZ Amsterdam

AMSTERDAM — SocialNet.Bot, a platform that helps creators monetize their Telegram channels, will make its industry debut at XBIZ Amsterdam next weekend.

SocialNet.Bot turns a creator's Telegram channel into a subscription business. Fans subscribe and pay inside Telegram through the creator’s bot to access a private channel, with subscriptions, pay-per-view content, automatic renewals, and access control handled by the platform, which also allows content that other subscription sites restrict and supports fans paying from any country.

There's nothing to install and no external site to send fans to. Content in private channels is protected and can't be downloaded, forwarded, or screenshotted, so creators keep control of what they sell.

Creators also keep between 80 and 83 percent of what they earn, with the platform fee dropping as they connect more of their social accounts, and payouts are processed within two to three days of request.

"Creators already have their audience on Telegram. What they’ve been missing is a way to get paid for it without leaving the app," said Francisco Romero, CEO of SocialNet.Bot. "Amsterdam is the first time we’re showing the platform to the industry. We want creators to come by, see it running, and leave with their channel ready to sell."

Visitors can stop by booth 27 for a live demo and to open a creator account.

For more information, visit socialnet.bot; follow the company on X.com.

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