Quick Start

GetMyBot is a no-code Telegram bot builder. You connect your bot using a token from @BotFather, then define its behavior through reactions — rules of the form "trigger → conditions → actions." This section walks you from an empty account to your first working bot in just a few minutes.

What is a reaction

A reaction is the core building block of a bot. It defines: when to fire (trigger), under what conditions (filters and chat scope), and what to do (one or more actions — send a message, apply a label, save data, call AI, and more). A bot is simply an ordered list of reactions; for each incoming event the platform finds the first matching reaction and applies it.

Step 1. Create a bot in @BotFather

  1. Open a chat with @BotFather in Telegram.
  2. Send the command /newbot and follow the prompts: choose a display name and a unique @username (must end with bot).
  3. BotFather will send you a token — a string like 123456:ABC-DEF.... Copy it; you will need it in the next step.

Step 2. Connect your bot to GetMyBot

On first login, an onboarding wizard opens with three steps (Connect a bot → Check profile → First reaction):

  1. Paste the token into the Paste bot token field. GetMyBot will validate it and display "Token is valid — found @username."
  2. Confirm that the bot's avatar, name, and @username have been pulled in correctly.
  3. Click Create greeting — the wizard will immediately add a "Welcome new user" reaction so you have something to start with.

You can connect more bots at any time via Bots → Add bot. A single account can manage as many bots as your plan allows. See Bots and connection for details.

Step 3. Build your first reaction

  1. Go to Reactions → Create reaction.
  2. Set a name and choose a trigger — for example, the /start command.
  3. In the Actions block, add Send message and type the response text.
  4. Enable the Active toggle and click Save.

That's it — send /start to your bot in Telegram and verify the response. The Telegram preview panel on the right shows how your message will look with buttons and menus.

How the interface is organized

The left sidebar shows sections for the currently active bot (selected from the switcher at the top):

  • Overview — summary: users, requests today, balance, active reactions.
  • Bots — bot list and connection.
  • Reactions — bot behavior builder.
  • People — subscriber database and conversations (CRM).
  • Chats — operator inbox for communicating with users.
  • Analytics and Stats — metrics and request log.
  • Integrations, Sources, Keys — connect external services.
  • Data — collections (the bot's own tables).
  • Scenarios — step-by-step wizards.
  • Billing — plans and request balance.
  • Settings — bot parameters, team, and API tokens.

Pricing

GetMyBot is billed in requests: what is charged is the work reactions do — a delivered text message costs 1 request, media 2, a call to an external service 1, an AI call 5, and in-platform actions 0 (full table in Stats). Your current balance and usage are visible on the Overview, Stats, and Billing screens. For plans and top-ups, see Payments and balance.

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