The conversation script
The whole dialogue is written for your niche: what the bot asks first, what it answers, where it stays quiet. You read it before I write a line of code.
ServicesTelegram bot
Leads while you sleep
From the first question at midnight — to a complete lead in one line in your Telegram: name, contact, time, request. A bot for your niche, in your words.
For delivery, car services and repair shops, salons and clinics, schools and courses — anyone whose clients write in a messenger and expect an answer right now.
from $400
Just write — I take it from there. Scoping your task costs nothing.
Worked with
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Where it leaks
- The same question for the tenth time today. The same answer, and your time.
- While you are driving, on the floor or with a client, the chat stays silent. People go to whoever answered.
- One lead scattered across three messages: the name here, the time there, the number lost.
- Weekends and holidays: either you do not rest, or you do not earn.
See how it works
This is working code, not a mock-up — click and see.
What the bot takes, what it leaves you
The bot does not replace you. It takes what you already answer the same way every time, and stays out of what needs you.
The bot
- Answers what people ask you every day
- Collects the whole lead: name, contact, time, what for
- Works at three in the morning, on Sundays and on holidays
- Reminds the client about the visit, if that is what you want
- Says it is handing over the moment a question is not for a bot
You
- Anything about money — the bot does not negotiate it
- The hard case that needs a look and a think
- Promises in your name: the bot makes none
- The words it speaks: I write the script, you approve it
What you get
No asterisks and no “it depends”: this is in every bot I hand over.
Buttons instead of guessing
People tap instead of typing. Less typing means fewer places where the bot can misread.
One lead, one message
The name, the contact, the time and the point arrive in your Telegram as one ready line. Nothing to copy out of three chats into a notebook.
Wired into what you already use
A sheet, a calendar, a CRM or your site: the bot puts the lead where you already work instead of opening one more window.
The client’s language
The bot answers in the language it was addressed in. Ukrainian by default.
Quiet by default
The bot only wakes you for what it cannot close itself. The rest simply sits in the feed until you feel like looking.
The Clients Come to You Kit — what’s inside
The bot is the core. Here’s what comes with it so leads start landing on launch day.
A demo in your brand — before any commitments
A conversation script for your niche in plain text and a test chat where you write as a client — before we agree on anything.
An AI assistant inside the bot
Buttons handle the routine; free-text questions go to an assistant trained on your materials. If it doesn’t know, it doesn’t invent — it hands over to you.
Leads in your Telegram from launch day
A one-line lead to you and into the spreadsheet, calendar or CRM — wherever you already work.
Your team on board
An hour with whoever answers clients, plus video guides: how to take over from the bot, how to change a reply.
The keys are yours from day one
The bot lives in your Telegram account; the code and access are yours.
The next step with no rebuild
Bookings, a catalogue or a Telegram app can be added on top of the same bot.
How I build it
A conversation
A few messages on Telegram: your niche, what people ask you most and where the leads should land. Not a long document, just a conversation.
Script
You read the whole dialogue as text and say where the bot does not sound like you.
Test chat
The bot comes alive and you write to it like an ordinary client. Whatever it misreads gets caught here, not on real people.
Launch
The bot goes live in your working chat and the leads start landing where we agreed.
Monday after launch
- Overnight the bot took two orders and one question about opening hours — three lines in your Telegram.
- The unusual question it didn’t guess — it passed it to you, with a name and contact.
- You picked up where the bot left off and went off to the job.
What people ask about bots
Will the client know it is a bot?
Yes, and that is fine. The bot does not pretend to be a person: it says what it is and hands over quickly when a question is not its own. Pretending annoys people more than the bot itself.
What if the bot does not understand?
Then it does not invent. It says it is passing the message to you and drops it into your chat with the name and the contact. You pick up where it stopped.
And if the bot goes down?
The messages do not vanish: people write into the same chat and you see them as usual. The bot is a layer on top, not a replacement for your Telegram.
I already have a bot, but a bad one.
I will look at what is inside. Sometimes it is faster to extend what you have, sometimes to rebuild. I will say which one honestly, even when it does not favour me.
Won’t the bot tell a client something wrong about a price or a procedure?
No: I write the script, you approve it, and the bot says only what’s in it. On money and promises made in your name it stays silent and calls you.
Will I see the bot before I decide anything?
Yes: a text script and a test chat for your niche — before any commitments. You can try a live bot right now, it’s on this page.
Who maintains the bot after launch?
I do — I don’t disappear after launch and fix bugs myself: see the guarantees below. Changing a reply you’ll manage yourself, with the guide.
What clients say
«Requests landed in four places at once: phone, email, messenger and social media — every week something slipped away. Gordey built a bot that takes a request in Telegram, asks a few short questions and sends it straight to me. Nothing is lost now, and half of them arrive at night.»
«Half our students forgot their classes and groups fell apart. Gordey built booking on the site and a bot that reminds them a day and an hour before. No-shows halved, and I no longer message everyone by hand. Best of all, students reschedule themselves and the timetable stays alive.»
Who this is not for.
A template by tomorrow
If you need the simplest template by tomorrow, a site builder will do it on its own — and that’s a fair choice.
Changes without a word
If you want someone who makes changes without a word — that’s not me: I say so when I see a simpler path, and I push back when a decision hurts the result.
A task below the threshold
If the task is below my entry threshold, I’ll say so in my first reply and, if I can, point you to someone who fits.
Guarantees
Seven things I answer for.
Stop at any stage
If at any stage you are unhappy with the result, we stop and you don’t pay for the time spent. The one exception: materials agreed in advance.
The price doesn’t grow along the way
If the task hasn’t changed, the price named at the start doesn’t grow along the way. If the task changes, we talk first, then I build.
The first 30 days after launch
If a bug shows up in the first 30 days after launch, I fix it myself — that’s part of the job.
Critical issues — within 2 hours
If a critical failure happens after launch, I respond within 2 hours, even on weekends.
Clean code
If a violation turns up in the code, I fix it myself — that’s on me, not on you. The code is clean enough for any developer to pick up.
The keys are yours
If you ever want another developer, the code, access, domain and data are already yours — from day one.
I don’t disappear
If you need changes, updates or advice after launch, I’m around. I don’t vanish after payment.
A demo in your brand — before any commitment
Three answers — and I put together the first screen with your logo and your services. You see “yours” first, then you decide.
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