Telegram Crypto Signals Scraper - Calls, Tickers & Wallets
Pricing
from $2.00 / 1,000 messages
Turn public crypto and trading channels into a structured feed. Every post carries its tickers, any wallet or contract addresses, sentiment, views and reactions. Built for backtesting and channel comparison, not for following calls. No Telegram account needed.
Public channels to scrape. Paste them in any form — @durov, durov, https://t.me/durov or t.me/s/durov — one per line. Private channels, user profiles and bots have no public page and are reported as free error rows instead of failing the run.
[ "@cryptosignals", "@Bitcoin", "@whale_alert"][ "@durov"]Messages returns posts only. Channel profiles returns just the profile card for each channel (title, description, avatar, subscriber count) and no posts. Both returns each channel's profile plus its posts.
How far back to walk in each channel. Set it high to export a channel's complete history — the walk stops on its own at the first post ever published.
A hard ceiling on billable rows across every channel, so a run's cost is predictable before it starts. Free rows — errors, the coverage report and the summary — never count against it.
Return only posts matching this keyword or phrase, matched by Telegram's own in-channel search. Combine it with a list of channels to monitor a term across all of them in one run.
ISO date or date-time, for example 2026-01-01. The walk stops as soon as it reaches older posts, so a narrow window is cheap.
For schedules. Remembers the last post id seen per channel and returns only what was published since — so a daily run bills for the new posts, not for history you already have.
Names the memory used by Only new posts since the last run. Leave it empty unless you run several different channel lists on separate schedules; then give each its own label. Re-enter the same label to keep tracking the same feed.
Adds sentiment, keywords, ticker symbols such as $BTC, wallet/contract addresses, a question flag, writing system and word count to every post. Billed as its own event, only for posts actually scored. A lexicon signal for triage and sorting — not financial advice and not a moderation verdict.
Keeps the original post markup alongside the plain text. Useful when you need the exact formatting, links or embedded entities.
Leaves out pinned-message and channel-event notices, keeping only real posts.
Optional hard spend ceiling. The run stops delivering billable rows once it reaches this amount, and still writes its coverage report and summary.
How many channels to read at once. The default suits any list; raise it for very large batches.