DeckCipher VS Easy-Post.app

Easy-Post.app's answer:

• Laravel (PHP)
• Telegram Bot API
• Alpine.js, React and Tailwind CSS
• n8n for add-ons and the AI form builder
• Stripe for billing

Easy-Post.app's answer:

The whole form lives inside Telegram. People answer the bot step by step, and you get a structured submission as a card right in Telegram: approve it, edit it or reject it in one tap. Approved submissions can be posted to your channel in your format, kept in your dashboard, or sent to your CRM by webhook. Collecting, moderating and publishing in one tool, with no website needed.

Easy-Post.app's answer:

• No one leaves Telegram. Unlike Google Forms or Typeform, your customers fill in the form in the chat they already use.
• Structured, not free text. Feedback bots forward whatever people type; Easy-Post asks for every field you need, photos included.
• One tap to publish. Approve a submission and it goes to your channel as a ready post.
• Ready in minutes. Pick a ready-made form or describe what you collect in plain words. No developer, free plan, no credit card.

Easy-Post.app's answer:

• Telegram channel admins who accept listings, job posts, rentals and car sales from subscribers
• Small businesses that take orders and service requests in Telegram
• Schools, communities and teams collecting applications, surveys and reports

Easy-Post.app's answer:

We run our own Telegram channels, including a real estate board across seven cities, and every listing used to arrive in DMs: a missing price here, no photos there, hours of copy-pasting. We built a bot that asks for everything in order and turns each answer into a ready post. It worked for our channels, so we opened it to everyone as Easy-Post.