In the early days you're the whole go-to-market team, and every hour spent tracking conversations in your head is an hour not spent building. TeleBoost gives one person the leverage of a sales ops setup — map your market and organize your pipeline free, then switch on automated outreach the moment it's time to scale.
Founder-led sales works because buyers respond to founders — the reply rate you get as 'the person who built this' is one no SDR will ever match. What quietly kills it is everything around the conversations: remembering who you contacted, digging for that promising chat from two weeks ago, realizing three days too late that you never followed up with the person who said 'ping me after our launch.'
Every one of those dropped threads is a customer you'd already half-earned, lost not to a competitor but to your own working memory. And that overhead — the constant low background hum of 'who did I forget?' — is exactly the kind of tax a founder can't afford while also shipping product, doing support, and running the rest of the company.
As a founder, you don't lose deals because your product is worse. You lose them because you forgot to reply, and building the thing left no room in your head to remember.
TeleBoost turns your Telegram outreach into a pipeline that maintains itself. Prospects come in from the communities where your users already hang out — free from day one. Everyone gets a status. Once you're on a paid plan, campaigns handle the first touch and the follow-up you'd otherwise forget, and every reply lands in one inbox with the full story attached.
The daily routine collapses to twenty minutes: open the inbox, answer the warm ones, let the campaigns keep working. That's a real acquisition motion, run by one person, without hiring anyone.
A founder's stack is where good intentions go to die. A scraper you set up once and forgot the password to, a spreadsheet three weeks out of date, a separate app for sending, your personal Telegram for the actual replies — every tool is a tab, a login, and a place where something slips. Context-switching is the tax you notice least and pay most.
TeleBoost is deliberately all-in-one: lead sourcing, the lead database, the inbox, and (when you're ready) campaigns live in a single workspace, so the prospect you found this morning is a tracked relationship by this afternoon without a single export. One tool to open, one place where everything is, one less thing between you and shipping.
The free plan — one account, lead sourcing, a thousand-lead database, and the inbox — lets you map your market and organize your first real pipeline for $0. It's a genuine tier, not a crippled trial: enough to prove the source-and-organize motion on a real project before you spend anything. When you're ready to reach out at volume, Starter at $19/month unlocks outreach campaigns with automatic follow-ups, the AI writing assistant, and two more accounts.
And when the channel proves itself and you bring in help, the same workspace turns into a team: shared accounts, roles, one pipeline. You never migrate off the tool that found your first customers — it just grows the day you do.
A real account, lead sourcing, 1,000 leads, and the inbox for exactly $0.
Inbox first, warm replies first — the system queues everything else.
From $19/mo, campaigns send the messages you'd forget — and they convert.
Same workspace, shared pipeline, roles — when you're ready.
Very — the free plan gives one account, lead sourcing, a 1,000-lead database, and the unified inbox, which is enough to map your market and organize a real pipeline. Multi-account matters at volume, but structure matters from day one.
Free covers lead sourcing, the lead database (up to 1,000), manual tracking, and the inbox — everything you need to organize. Automated outreach campaigns, follow-up sequences, and the AI writing assistant start on Starter at $19/month, which also raises you to 3 accounts and 10,000 leads.
The honest answer: the sending automation saves minutes, but the tracking saves your channel. Founders don't quit Telegram outreach because sending is slow — they quit because untracked outreach stops producing and they can't tell why.
That's the design target. Campaigns and follow-ups run without supervision; your job reduces to the conversations themselves, batched once or twice a day.
Start free with one account and a thousand leads. Turn on campaigns and follow-ups when you're ready to reach out at volume.