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THE MOST IMPORTANT THING about the CRM inside AlterCPA TOP 🔝

We've mentioned this before, but some things deserve their own post. The single coolest feature of the built-in CRM is custom conversions. And now, kittens, let's talk about why.

If your Telegram isn't just a content channel but an actual sales funnel with human operators, the CRM stops being just a chat and becomes a real sales-closing machine.

It's built from two pieces that fit together perfectly:

1️⃣ Templates. Ready-made replies with text, images, and files: registration guides, deposit instructions, PDFs with terms—everything is prepared in advance and inserted with one click. Operators don't waste time typing the same answers a hundred times a day. They work like an assembly line.

2️⃣ Custom conversion events. You sent the guide. Walked the user through the process. Got them to the goal. Click one button, and a postback instantly goes to your tracker. Not just joined the group, but whatever action you define as a conversion.

And that's the key. The classic setup is simple: a private group, the user completes onboarding, and the operator approves them. That works, and yes, we support it. But custom events go much further.
Anything you consider a conversion becomes a conversion inside your tracker:

➡️Sent the guide — conversion.
➡️Sent the registration link — conversion.
➡️User registered and confirmed — conversion.
➡️User made a deposit — conversion.

Every one of these fires a postback tied to that lead's ClickID. Operators don't enter anything manually. They click a button, and the tracker receives the conversion. One event per lead. No duplicates.

So... why should you care?

Templates + conversion events = a complete sales process inside the chat. The operator guides the user through every step using prepared materials, while each completed step is automatically recorded in the tracker.

You don't just see «the operator chatted with someone». You see a real funnel with measurable conversions at every stage. The CRM feeds the tracker. The tracker counts the money.

Connect your bot and give it a try at AlterCPA TOP or @altercpatopbot. Meow 😘


Subscriber conversations: structure, tracking, and tracker conversions. A full-blown CRM inside AlterCPA TOP. Part 3 📞

Alright, kittens. By now you know what the CRM inside AlterCPA TOP is, what it can do, and how it can generate a lot more revenue if Telegram is part of your funnel. Maybe you've even started thinking about building your own Telegram funnel, because the toolkit is honestly pretty damn powerful.

Now it's time to show you how the team functionality works under the hood. And how to set it up so operators don't steal each other's chats and your support team doesn't turn into complete chaos.

Operators live inside teams. Each team can be granted access to any number of bots.

There are three roles inside every team:

➡️Operator. Replies to conversations. Has access only to the bots and channels they've been granted.

➡️Team Lead. Same as an operator, but can also reassign conversations between operators and view performance stats to fire the slackers and reward the hardworking ones.

➡️Admin. Manages permissions, adds operators, removes operators.

Then there's a fourth role that exists outside all teams. The god-tier role. Owner. The Owner manages teams, permissions, and billing. Owners don't work in chats. If you want to answer users yourself, create a separate Operator account.

Now let's introduce two important concepts: Pool and Claim. New conversations land in a shared pool. An operator takes ownership by claiming a conversation. From that moment on, it's theirs. Everyone else sees that it's occupied and can't steal it halfway through.

No more «I already typed the whole reply and someone grabbed the chat before I hit Send.»
Claim it. It's yours. Work in peace.

If an operator goes offline, though, their conversations automatically return to the pool so customers aren't left waiting until Monday morning for their favorite support agent.

There's also Sticky Mode. That's permanent conversation ownership. Perfect for VIP clients when you've built an actual relationship and want them talking to the same operator every time.

And while we're here... There's a handy Give me the next one button. Operators don't have to browse lists or choose conversations manually. Press the button and the oldest unanswered conversation from the queue is assigned instantly.

Clear it ➡️Click ➡️Next ➡️Repeat.

Templates with macros? Of course. In common situations, operators just hit a couple of buttons and the system automatically fills in things like the user's name through macros.
You're probably not paying people to spend their day typing: «Hello John, blah blah blah...»
...a thousand times.

A few more important details:

➡️Passwordless login via secure links. Fire an operator? Kill their sessions and disable the link.

➡️Real-time chat. No page refreshes. Works like a normal messenger.

➡️Supports every attachment type: photos, videos, files, voice messages, stickers.

➡️Human replies always take priority over automated campaigns.

➡️If the user unsubscribes or blocks the bot, the operator conversation closes automatically.

➡️Mobile-friendly. Your operators can happily work from a beach in Thailand if they want.

Let's talk pricing. Inside AlterCPA TOP you pay only for operator seats. Not for messages. Not for time. Not for moon phases. Just operator seats. If you have two operators working different shifts, one seat is enough.

➡️Pride — 3 operator seats, 15 campaigns — $42/month.
➡️Cattery — 15 operator seats, 100 campaigns — $135/month.
➡️Catlantis — 100 operator seats, unlimited campaigns — $451/month.

Come on... you can afford it 😘


Subscriber conversations: structure, tracking, and tracker conversions. A full-blown CRM inside AlterCPA TOP. Part 2 📞

Operator seats cost money. Operator salaries, unfortunately, are also made of money. And spending money on your business only makes sense if it brings you back even more money.

So let's look at a few real-world use cases where this whole thing pays for itself.

😁 Basic presale. Let's say you've driven traffic into your bot and you've got a solid offer. I guarantee you'll get plenty of people who *want* to give you their money... they're just a little unsure. They need someone to reassure them.

«You're definitely not scammers, right? No? Cool... take my money.»

But who are they supposed to ask if there's no way to contact you?

With the CRM, they can ask directly inside the bot. Concerned leads can check whether withdrawals work, whether the offer is legit, whether it's a scam, and... where the hell they're supposed to pay.

The operator handles objections, warms them up, closes the deal, and confidently fires your custom conversion event into the tracker. Maybe you call it Qualified. Maybe something else. Your call.

💪 Manual lead processing for gambling, nutra, finance, and other verticals. In many industries, joining a Telegram channel isn't the conversion at all. The real conversion is the application, the registration, or the deposit. And between joining the channel and converting there's often a huge gap. That's where the operator comes in.

They answer questions, provide links, explain the process... and only then does the conversion happen.
Can users figure it out themselves? Sure. Will more of them convert with a human helping? Absolutely. Higher conversion rate = more money.

🥊 Manual moderation. A user submits a request to join your channel. The bot can approve it automatically... or send it to a moderation queue where an operator reviews every request.
You remember the rule: the harder something is to get into, the more people want in. That little illusion alone does a surprisingly good job of warming up leads.

«Hello. We're reviewing your application to join the channel 'How to Lose $100.' Have you ever lost $100 before? We don't usually accept beginners.»

Now you've started a conversation. Built rapport. Opened a dialogue. Closing them later becomes much easier. And manual moderation itself can be genuinely useful in certain funnels.

Manual reactivation. Users who leave can always be targeted with automated trigger campaigns. Configure them once and every unsubscribed user will keep getting reminders and comeback offers automatically.

But what if it's an important VIP lead? That person deserves a personal message. Live conversations have a different kind of magic. Maybe even a phone call. Or just an honest chat to figure out why they left and stopped paying tribute to your business.

Bringing valuable customers back manually is far more effective than automation, and it can generate a lot of revenue.

📩 Support. Yep. Just support. One of those boring features that quietly increases trust and makes you more money both immediately and over time. And inside AlterCPA TOP it's organized exactly the way it should be, with conversations linked both to leads and to conversion events.

These are just the standard scenarios. Nothing stops you from inventing your own ways to squeeze money out of this functionality. But one thing is pretty obvious: a well-organized system where humans talk to humans will always sell better than pure automation.

Still, one enthusiastic operator behind the keyboard isn't a support department. Once you have five operators... ten... a hundred... new questions appear. Who answers what? Who can see which campaigns? Who isn't allowed to touch which conversations?

In the final article of this series we'll put together a proper support team: roles, permissions, conversation routing, and a bunch of quality-of-life features that make operators actually enjoy using the CRM.

To be continued


Subscriber conversations: structure, tracking, and tracker conversions. A full-blown CRM inside AlterCPA TOP. Part 1 📞

In the previous posts, we figured out that every subscriber who activates your bot is a valuable asset. You don't just leave them sitting there. You follow up. At least if making money is part of the plan.

But what happens when a user has a question? Can you build a real support system and let actual people do the follow-up instead of relying only on automation? Maybe even upsell them while you're at it.

Of course you can. Otherwise this post wouldn't exist.
AlterCPA TOP comes with a built-in CRM. It's not some separate module—you simply enable it for the bot you want (the same bot that's already connected to your tracker), and your operators can immediately start handling incoming messages from the dashboard.

You can also create custom conversion goals and send them straight into your tracker. A phone call. A purchase. An idiot. Whatever makes sense for your business. Once the operator reaches the goal, they click the corresponding button, and the tracker instantly receives the postback already linked to the correct ClickID. No manual input. Just don't forget to click the button.

Duplicate conversions are basically impossible. Each event can happen only once per ClickID.

It's also important to understand that the same person can come through two different campaigns. For the system, those are two separate leads. For the CRM operator, though, it's still one person with one conversation. The operator simply chooses which lead should receive the conversion event.

And obviously, users who activate your bot without coming from an ad campaign — and therefore without a tracker — still show up in the inbox. You can chat with them, support them, and squeeze every last bit of value out of them too. You just won't be sending those events into the tracker.

If you need the CRM, it comes with its own pricing plans. Every CRM plan already includes every other AlterCPA TOP feature. Pricing doesn't depend on the size of your database or the number of conversations. It depends only on the number of operator seats and the number of supported campaigns.

➡️Pride — 3 operators, 15 campaigns, $42/month.
➡️Cattery — 15 operators, 100 campaigns, $135/month.
➡️Catlantis — 100 operators, unlimited campaigns, $451/month.

Come on... you can afford it 😘

Need some real-world use cases? Actual scenarios? To be continued... ⏳


Telegram retention done right. Part 2 📨

Let's keep talking about why retention — aka the legendary follow-up — is one of the strongest weapons in AlterCPA TOP's arsenal. With it, you'll absolutely smoke your competitors.

💪 Today we're talking about manual broadcasts.

The name says it all: you manually choose the audience segment, create your message, hit send, and you're off.

As always, here are a few classic use cases:

➡️Notify everyone that a really important post just dropped.

➡️Send out a limited-time seasonal bonus or exclusive offer.

➡️Remind people that something is about to end (marathon registration, a 1+1=0 promo, whatever).

➡️Throw out a simple CTA to buy something or complete an action outside Telegram.

➡️Invite people to subscribe to your second channel if it's relevant to them too.

Unlike triggered campaigns, manual broadcasts have limits. First, so Telegram doesn't get pissed at your bot. Second... well... depends on your plan 😁

A few important things to know about both triggered and manual broadcasts:

➡️Every message includes an Unsubscribe button. We're marketers, not spammers.

➡️Every message supports one media file plus text.

➡️Every message can include a button that links anywhere you want and passes along the Click ID, so you can track additional actions. The only requirement is that the destination knows how to read that Click ID.

➡️No hidden charges like «per message» or «while your campaign is running.»

➡️If your subscription expires, nothing gets deleted. The bot simply falls asleep... and wakes back up once you pay.

Broadcasts are available on CRM plans (up to 135k messages/day), the Kitty plan for $24 (unlimited triggered campaigns, 1 350 manual messages/day), and the Tiger plan for $88 (unlimited triggered campaigns, 13 500 manual messages/day).
Come on... you can afford it
😘


Telegram retention done right. Part 1 📨

Let's keep going through all the ridiculously useful things you get when you send Telegram traffic through AlterCPA TOP.

Once a user activates your bot, you've already paid for them. Your job now is to squeeze every bit of value out of that user. Sure, you've got the in-bot funnel. Sure, you've got your channel content. But we can do more.

Telegram officially allows you to send messages to users who voluntarily activated your bot. And retention increases revenue in pretty much every business, which is why everyone, especially in gambling, is obsessed with it. This is the legendary follow-up. The mythical squeeze.

We have two types of messaging:

💂‍♀️ Triggered campaigns.
💪 Manual campaigns.

Today we're talking about the triggered ones.

They launch automatically based on the user's status and, optionally, how long they've stayed in that status.

You can build pretty much an unlimited number of automated funnels. Here are a few obvious examples:

➡️The user activated the bot but never subscribed. Launch a message sequence with reminders, bonuses, incentives, or whatever else you need to push them toward subscribing.

➡️The user unsubscribed after being a member. Time for a reactivation campaign. You can even throw in a welcome-back bonus. Even if you run an informational channel, you can always promise them something like «10 recipes for cooking pig tails by Trump» just for coming back.

➡️The user has just subscribed. Send them your best content or an exclusive «members only» offer. Or just drop an affiliate offer with a landing page link.

➡️You banned a spammer or a bot? Well... you can tell them to fuck off. That's an option too. Your imagination is the only limit across the five core statuses.

You can also add time conditions. Activated the bot but didn't subscribe within an hour. Unsubscribed more than two hours ago and never came back. These are real-world examples that let your automated follow-up work on its own while properly segmenting your audience.

Message content and audience segments are configured in the dashboard. Everything runs automatically with no limits. As soon as a user changes status, the previous message sequence immediately stops sending.

So what about manual campaigns? To be continued... ⏳


One welcome screen or a 10-step funnel: which one would you use yourself, and which one would you send your mom through? 🛤

Alright, kittens, by now you already know that with our Telegram traffic setup, every user lands in a bot first. But what actually happens inside that bot... that's where the real magic of handling your warm, freshly bought traffic begins.

You can keep it simple with a single screen. That's the only option available on the free Kitten plan. The user arrives, you show them a welcome message, promo code, bonus, giveaway, or whatever incentive you want, and they click the one and only button — the Subscribe button.

Or... you can embrace the dark arts and build a custom funnel with up to 10 screens. Here's what you can do:

1️⃣ Information screens (bonuses, offers, FAQ, etc.)

2️⃣ An offer showcase. Your end goal doesn't have to be a Telegram subscription. You can send users straight to a regular affiliate offer instead. Or build a showcase of Telegram channels... grouped by GEO, for example.

3️⃣ A warm-up questionnaire where every answer leads to a different screen, and in the end the user gets the offer that's the best fit for them 🎰

4️⃣5️⃣6️⃣🔝 Use your imagination. There are a ton of ways to use this.

A few important details:

➡️Every screen has its own layout and supports media files.

➡️Restarting the bot does not trigger postbacks or flood your tracker with duplicate events.

➡️The bot remembers where every user came from, and their entire journey stays attached to them. On top of that, it supports a whole bunch of macros you can pass downstream into affiliate networks: Click ID, username, Telegram ID, even the exact time the bot was started. If you're sending users to an external offer, all of that can travel through your funnel.

➡️Screen order and navigation are fully flexible. The system even highlights dead-end screens so you don't accidentally trap your warm lead with nowhere to go.

➡️Up to 10 screens per campaign and up to 8 buttons on each screen. Building funnels is done inside the dashboard—trying to build that structure directly inside the bot would be pure torture. But every screen in the bot has an Edit button that logs you into the dashboard automatically, so making quick changes takes seconds.

Sadly, this deeper functionality isn't free. It's available on all Team plans, as well as the solo Kitty ($24) and Tiger ($88) plans.

Come on, you can afford it. And if you build a good funnel, it'll probably pay for itself within the first hundred clicks 😉


Anti-Spam: How to protect your Telegram channel from spammers, bots, and dead accounts

Sorry for flooding the channel with AlterCPA TOP posts. I did build a new product after all, so I kinda want to tell you at least the important stuff.

We're solving another pain point for anyone growing a Telegram channel — unwanted audience.

Spammers flood your comments, scrape your members from the chat and DM them. Bots and dead accounts (deleted profiles) sit there ruining your stats. The admin has no idea why reach is low compared to subscriber count: is the content crap, or is half the audience fake? Advertisers get nervous about paying, and if you ever try to sell the channel, the buyer suddenly has way too many questions. Which is not what you want. What you want is their money. Preferably in silence.

AlterCPA TOP solves this with two guns 🔫🔫

🔫 Gun #1 belongs to the bouncer. The bouncer stands at the door and checks every new user against the public CAS database (Combot Anti-Spam, cas.chat), which tracks spammers, bots, and other trash. Huge thanks to Combot for maintaining a database of over a million accounts!

Every new user gets checked IMMEDIATELY. Before the welcome message. Before any postbacks are sent to your tracker. That means junk never pollutes your stats, unnecessary events never fire, and you don't waste money paying traffic sources for garbage.

You're probably thinking we just hit the API every time someone joins and ask whether the account is in the database. That would be insane. Realistically you'd get about one request per second. The moment you start pushing serious traffic into your channel, requests pile up, everything slows to a crawl, and your conversion rate falls through the floor.

Instead, TOP keeps a full local copy of the database. It syncs constantly. Constantly enough that if an account gets added to CAS a minute ago, the bouncer still won't let it in.

🔫 Gun #2 belongs to the cleaner. It kicks out users who already slipped into the channel, users who weren't in the database before but are now, and accounts that used to belong to real people but have since been deleted and turned into dead weight.

Telegram doesn't give bots the full list of subscriber IDs. You can realistically track members only through roughly the last month's event log. So run the cleaner regularly if you want to keep your channel healthy.

It's a small feature, but a damn useful one. Available on all Team plans, plus the solo Kitty ($24) and Tiger ($88) plans. Come on... you can afford it 😘


Mini guide. Smart Telegram channel traffic: Free and effective. Part 4 ✡️

Probably the shortest part of this whole guide. Just a quick heads-up. Everything we covered in Part 3 can actually be done... right inside the bot built for AlterCPA TOP. You can create a campaign, connect Red, and even finish configuring your flow.

When you're starting out on the free plan, you don't even need to open the dashboard. So yeah, my lazy kittens, we made it all for you 😘

P.S. The girl in the picture is AlterCPA TOP's mascot. Her name is Zlata (like Goldie in English), and you'll be seeing her quite a lot inside the bot. Please give her a warm welcome 🌸


Mini guide. Smart Telegram channel traffic: Free and effective. Part 3 ✡️

Phew... you've finally made it to the actual guide!

➡️Sign up for AlterCPA Red and activate the Free plan — one flow, no credit card required. It's a cloud tracker, so there's nothing to host or install.

➡️Connect your bot to TOP. Grab a token from @BotFather, paste it into TOP, then make the bot an admin of your channel or group. Now it'll see every join and every leave. More details are in the bot docs.

➡️Create a campaign. Inside TOP, select your bot and channel, write a welcome message, add a CTA button, and set your unsubscribe window. The editor is covered in the campaign docs.

➡️Connect Red with a single click. In your TOP profile, enter your tracker domain and API key. The tracker preset automatically fills in all five postbacks (wait / hold / approve / cancel / trash), and a Create Flow button appears next to the deeplink. Click it, and TOP creates the flow in Red, links its ID to your campaign, and points everything at your bot. No manual links, no copy-paste hell.

➡️Finish setting up the flow in Red. Open the flow, enable bot filtering and cloaking, choose your GEO and traffic source — Facebook, TikTok, Telegram Ads, etc. Flow setup is covered in the Red docs, postbacks are explained here.

➡️Launch traffic and watch the funnel. Take the flow URL from Red and send traffic to it. From there everything runs automatically: click → Red filters traffic and hides the landing page behind cloaking → redirects to t.me/yourbot?start=CAMPAIGN-{click} → the bot catches the /start event (start postback) → the user joins (subscribe postback). Red sends everything through CAPI to your ad platform, while TOP pulls the stats back into the campaign dashboard — clicks, uniques, all five statuses, conversion rates, everything.

I might do one more part soon, so you can see what this little thing can do once you actually pay for it 💵


Mini guide. Smart Telegram channel traffic: Free and effective. Part 2 ✡️

So, in the previous post we figured out how to run Telegram traffic efficiently. Now let's see how to actually do it in practice, and whether you can pull it off completely FREE.

Alright, kittens, I know you guys love free stuff, so let's start there.

AlterCPA TOP is useless without a tracker. So we need a tracker. Where do you get one for free? That's right — AlterCPA Red still comes with a free plan that has zero feature restrictions. The only limits are volume: 1 flow, up to 1 500 clicks and 30 leads per day. No credit card required. Just sign up and use it until you hit the limits. For smaller campaigns and especially for testing, it's more than enough.

TOP itself comes with the «Kitten» plan. It's the same idea — a completely free plan for one campaign with the full feature set.

Yep, literally free. No credit card, no catches, full functionality. There are limits, sure, but by the time you hit them, you've probably already seen that the setup is awesome, saves you money, and gives you Telegram analytics you've never had before. At that point... maybe it's okay to actually pay for it. Don't be so cheap 😘

Now that you know why you need all this, and that it's genuinely free, go smoke through the TOP docs and the Red docs. Once you're done — congratulations, you're officially ready to build your own free setup.

Oh... you're too lazy to read the docs and you're waiting for a guide instead? Fine then... To be continued


Mini guide. Smart Telegram channel traffic: Free and effective. Part 1 ✡️

Kittens, if you still haven't figured out why AlterCPA TOP exists, here's the quick overview.

When you buy Telegram subscribers, the best you can normally do is track how many joined through each invite link. But you have no clue how many actually stayed, what your unsubscribe rate is, whether people left because your channel sucked... or because you got flooded with bots. If you start banning people, good luck figuring out which traffic source that trash came from.

If you're buying traffic from FB, TikTok or Google, you can't properly measure performance by campaign, creative or angle. You can't optimize because those platforms only know about the click. Did the user actually subscribe? Did they stay? Total black box.

And even if you're using a tracker, the most you'll usually see is... clicks.

That's exactly what AlterCPA TOP fixes. It becomes the bridge between your target Telegram channel and your tracker. In practice, that bridge is a bot in the funnel, where you can also warm users up before they join.

User starts the bot → Wait event. Requests to join → Hold. Gets approved and joins → Approve. Unsubscribes within your chosen time window → Cancel. You ban them → Trash.

Every single status gets sent as a postback to your smart tracker (you've already switched to AlterCPA, right?), and the tracker instantly forwards those events to FB/TikTok CAPI so your campaigns optimize for actual goals instead of celebrating meaningless clicks.

You can also define an unsubscribe window to filter out low-quality users and bots. That makes optimization easier for the traffic source, while giving you a crystal-clear view of whether a specific Telegram channel, creative or angle is bringing in people who actually care... or just garbage.

And by meticulously tracking every damn click, you'll finally separate organic traffic from paid traffic, so it stops messing with your numbers. Instead, you'll get clean ROI broken down by source, angle, creative, and whatever else you want.

So that's how you run Telegram traffic the smart way. To be continued


Diary of a Vibecoder, or The Making of AlterCPA TOP ✍️

May 30, Caturday, 4:45 PM. Dear diary, I can't put into words the pain and humiliation I'm enduring right now.

I suddenly realized I'm no longer needed. This wonderful, super-smart brain, an awesome programmer with 20 years under his belt — sits and watches some pathetic hunk of silicon build a new project in his place.

In barely an hour I wrote up the spec, talked it over with Claude — and there's already a development plan for a new product. He set up the server, set up the domain, and right now he's generating a cute little placeholder site for our page.

The machine and I cobbled together the project structure. At least that part I still come up with myself.

So what are we even building? Tracking for Telegram. It'll plug into my beloved AlterCPA Lite, plus Red and One. And other trackers too — I don't mind, you'll all come to me for AlterCPA eventually anyway. I'll wait.

A user interface — to add a bot and set up a campaign. An admin panel — so I can fiddle with payments. A bot — so the free plan doesn't get scammed too hard, and yes, there will be a free plan. Plus documentation.

The stack: Debian, MariaDB, Memcache — same as always. Services in Go, because Go handles small, fast tasks best.

And the scariest part — the frontend in Vue. None of my beloved dumb, hard-coded HTML. Now we work with a frontend. Thank god I don't touch that filth with my own hands.

The full Diary is available at the link. Free, no sign-up, no SMS — for all you fellow fans of behind-the-scenes stuff and vibecoding 👨‍💻


Ready to meet the cute little pink AlterCPA TOP? 💵

I've made a brand new awesome piece of software! And I bet you'd never in a million years guess what it is 👀

AlterCPA TOP — the dopest tracking overlay for Telegram on the market.

If you're buying ads on Telegram and you're sick of "throw it at the wall and see what sticks" analytics — this little tool is about to be your saving grace. TOP connects to any tracker, whether it's those godforsaken ones or the divinely blessed AlterCPA Red, Lite, One.

TOP catches subscribers and fires a postback to your tracker. And voilà, the tracker remembers every single subscriber! You can break it down by ad channels and see the real number of subscribers per source — the ones who actually stuck around, not the ones who bailed an hour later. You can monitor every user's activity, engagement levels, right down to how much money they brought you directly or indirectly.

With deep analytics, you'll finally start understanding the real ROI on your ad buys and the actual quality of your traffic sources — instead of just staring at cost-per-subscriber and patting yourself on the back when you hit target.

Bottom line: you'll start scaling not what's cheapest, but what actually pays off and brings profit. Because buying audience for a TG channel is the exact same game as media buying — so it's about time we applied our approach, battle-tested over the years and proven by millions upon millions of dollars 💰

The system runs through a TG bot, and the bot is the first to greet your potential subscriber. Think of the bot as a pre-lander — it can warm up the audience and boost your Click2Follow, or it can tank it if you set it up with your elbows 💅

AlterCPA TOP is a fresh, modern approach to buying traffic for your TG channel. Please welcome it, test it, enjoy it, and adore it… It's pink, after all 🌸

And yes, as always, there's a free plan with 1 flow — gear up 🔫

Full service overview and features: https://www.altercpa.pro/en/blog/altercpatop


I'm Watching You 👀

We've just added a cool new feature to AlterCPA Red, Lite, and OneEvent Tracking.

Examples of events:
Clicks
➡️ Scrolls
➡️ Time spent on page
➡️ And pretty much anything else you can think of

Who needs it?

👉 Anyone running teaser or push traffic who wants to understand where the bots are coming from — and whether they're actually bots at all.

Who else needs it?

👉 Anyone obsessed with deep analytics and optimizing their landing pages based on real engagement metrics instead of gut feelings and moon phases.

How do you set it up?

Simple: read the docs. We've documented exactly where to click, what to copy, where to paste it, and which buttons you're supposed to break.

And if you've got your own creative use cases for event tracking, drop to the DM.

The author of the most interesting use case gets a surprise gift of their choice 🎁


Satellite Storages for Maximum Stability and Speed 🗄⚙️

In case you'd rather not get teleported into the fictional universe from the previous post and happen to have a strong desire to eliminate tracker fingerprinting through storage nodes...

This setup works with all AlterCPA tracker products: Red, Lite, and One.

Here's how to do it:

➡️ Open «Websites» as an admin, grab the storage installation command, and deploy a new storage node.

➡️ Refresh the Websites page and uncheck the «Use Storage» option. The cat automatically enables it after installation, and we don't actually need it.

Important: If you're using AlterCPA Red or One, save your current settings somewhere first so you can restore them afterward.

➡️ Save the FTP user password generated during installation along with the storage node's IP address.

➡️ On the central server (or the main storage node), find the file rsync-nodes.txt in the root directory and add the IP addresses and passwords from step 3.

➡️ Enable synchronization in cron: crontab -e -u wsvr
Remove the comment from the rsync line, save with Ctrl+O, exit with Ctrl+X, and you're done.

➡️ Double-check step 2. Odds are you've managed to screw it up on at least one satellite node.

➡️ That's it. From now on, all changes are made on the central storage and automatically propagate to every satellite node within a few minutes.

You can park a domain on whichever storage node you like.

You can even throw all storage IPs into the parking address list — the system will automatically return a random IP for parking requests.

Got questions?

Welcome to the DM, kittens 😘


Kittens, let's step into the world of fairy tales for a moment and imagine a completely fictional scenario that I totally made up.

Suppose there's a popular tracker whose policy is extremely strict when it comes to violations — any license gets banned immediately, no investigation, no verification, even if the customer has been perfectly loyal for years.

If something like that existed in real life, you'd probably agree the tracker would be complete dogshit. For convenience, let's call it Shitara. Sounds nice. Like a guitar, except carved from a baculum.

So here's our imaginary story:

1. A random internet user stumbles across a website that looks highly suspicious. Let's say they were browsing the Facebook Ad Library, clicked a link, and instead of a zucchini cooking course they were greeted by a giant dick covering the entire screen.

2. The user is smart enough to understand that Facebook doesn't exactly allow that kind of content, so the site is probably using cloaking. The user is also smart enough to open the page source, find the base href tag, notice the landers directory, and start putting the pieces together.

3. The user recognizes the typical footprint of our hypothetical Shitara tracker and heads over to the company's website. They contact support and hand over the evidence: the domain, the source code, the screenshots. «This domain is behaving very badly.»

4. The company behind Shitara, staying true to its traditions, skips any investigation, checks the server IP, discovers that one of their licenses is running there and immediately concludes: «Well, that's enough for us. BAN IT.» And suddenly somebody on the other end experiences a catastrophic day.

So... How long would it take for competing companies running giant dicks, giant slots, and other questionable things in this rather unusual industry to recognize such a pattern and start using it against each other?

I certainly wouldn't want to live in that fictional universe.

If only those poor souls knew how easy it would be to avoid...


🚀 AlterCPA Pro v35 & AlterCPA Lite — The Big Summer Update

Kittens, a new development milestone has arrived. This time there are so many updates they won't fit into a single post. But I'll try...

What's new:

✨ Pretty Stuff

➡️ Fresh new interface design;
➡️ Automatic light/dark mode;
➡️ Faster loading times;
➡️ Pink. Obviously.

📊 Tracking Stuff

➡️ Path priorities;
➡️ Advanced goal-based caps;
➡️ Even traffic distribution for split tests;
➡️ Custom events (scrolls, clicks, installs, and more);
➡️ Hidden flow parameters for showcases and landing pages.

📈 Stats Stuff

➡️ New Client ID tracking tag;
➡️ New «Order Cost» metric;
➡️ Lead status change history;
➡️ Unique click percentage;
➡️ New tracking tags and redesigned charts.

🔗 Postback Stuff

➡️ Dedicated outgoing postback system;
➡️ Telegram notifications for registrations and deposits;
➡️ Pre-authorization support, allowing the tracker to push leads directly into affiliate networks.

🎯 TikTok CAPI

➡️ Full TikTok CAPI integration is now available alongside Facebook. Simple setup, the tracker handles everything else automatically.

🌐 Domain Stuff

➡️ Domain expiration monitoring;
➡️ Error notifications;
➡️ Verification files;
➡️ Team domain parking.

📞 Call Me, Call Me

➡️ Make calls directly from your browser via SIP without any third-party software. Want to hide the client's phone number from operators? You can.

🐾 Transition Stuff

➡️ Auto-login link visit simulation to keep leads alive while the call-center peasants are sleeping.

⚡ And dozens of additional improvements:

➡️ PHP 8.2 support, new XLSX export format, Excel import, improved diagnostics, upgraded website storage, and a whole pile of internal optimizations.

The full changelog turned out way too big for a single post 👇

https://www.altercpa.pro/en/blog/altercpa-pro-v35


WANNA CAPTCHAS?! 🔄

Yep, the topic is too old, the functions are yet bit older too 😦 But you'll do need it, so check it out! 👇

AlterCPA Pro / Cloud allow you to add a captcha to the registration page to protect the form from bots while preserving a convenient self-registration experience for real users.

To use this feature, you need to register in Google reCAPTCHA service (you will need an account):

1. Go to the registration page.
2. In the reCAPTCHA type, select Challenge (v2) → "I'm not a robot" Checkbox.
3. Specify your network domain (you can use it as the label as well).
4. Accept the terms of service and click Submit.

You will receive a Site key and a Secret key.

Further setup is done on the AlterCPA side:

1. Go to Control → Settings → Basic → Registration and referrals.
2. Check the box Enable reCAPTCHA v2 on the registration page.
3. Enter the previously obtained Site key and Secret key into the corresponding fields.
4. Save the settings.

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