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Stop spending hours scrolling through Telegram groups looking for leads. LeadGenRunner does it for you.
LeadGenRunner is an AI-powered tool that monitors Telegram groups and channels for buyer-intent messages matching your keywords. When a potential client posts a message, you get an instant notification with the message content, sender info, and a direct link.
What makes it different:
AI Lead Classification โ A specialized AI agent analyzes every matching message for intent, urgency, and relevance, classifying leads as Hot, Warm, or Cold so you focus on what matters.
AI Reply Suggestions โ Don't know how to start the conversation? AI drafts an engaging, contextual response. Just review and send.
Channel Discovery โ AI finds relevant Telegram groups and channels for your niche automatically, expanding your reach.
Scale Without Hiring โ Monitor 500+ chats simultaneously without additional staff. One person can handle what used to require a team.
Real-Time Analytics โ Track which chats bring the most leads, which keywords perform best, and optimize your strategy with data.
Plans start at $9/month. Free 5-day trial, no credit card required.
Supports English, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, and Arabic.
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LeadGenRunner's answer:
LeadGenRunner is the only tool that combines real-time Telegram group monitoring with AI-powered lead classification. While other tools scrape member lists or require manual searching, LeadGenRunner monitors public messages 24/7 for buyer-intent keywords and uses AI to classify every lead as Hot, Warm, or Cold - so you only focus on prospects ready to buy. It also generates contextual reply suggestions, letting you respond in seconds instead of hours.
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Three reasons: (1) It's Telegram-native - built specifically for Telegram's ecosystem using the official API, not scrapers that risk account bans. (2) AI does the heavy lifting - instead of reading hundreds of messages yourself, AI classifies leads by intent and urgency, and drafts ready-to-send replies. (3) Scale without hiring - one person can monitor 500+ chats simultaneously, replacing what used to require a team of 3-5 people manually scrolling through groups. Plans start at $9/month with a free 5-day trial, no credit card required.
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Digital marketing agencies, B2B sales teams, freelancers, and small business owners who use Telegram as a sales channel. Particularly popular with agencies managing client outreach in Telegram communities, crypto/Web3 projects monitoring industry conversations, real estate professionals tracking buyer inquiries, and consultants looking for project opportunities in niche groups. The common thread: they know their ideal clients are posting in Telegram groups right now, but finding those messages manually is unsustainable.
LeadGenRunner's answer:
LeadGenRunner was born out of frustration. I was spending 3-4 hours every day scrolling through dozens of Telegram groups looking for potential clients - people asking for recommendations, looking for services, discussing problems I could solve. The messages were there, but finding them was like looking for a needle in a haystack. I built a simple keyword monitor for myself, then added AI classification when I realized that even with keyword matches, 70% of messages were noise. The AI layer changed everything - suddenly I was only seeing high-intent leads. I turned it into a product in 2025, and now it saves users hours every day while finding leads they would have otherwise missed.
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LeadGenRunner is a web-based SaaS application built with Python (FastAPI) on the backend and Vue.js on the frontend. It uses the official Telegram API via Pyrogram for real-time message monitoring, OpenAI GPT for AI lead classification and reply generation, and PostgreSQL for data storage. The platform is hosted on cloud infrastructure with real-time WebSocket notifications.
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