Who would’ve thought that Telegram—the same app where people used to just send stickers and argue in group chats—would turn into a real platform for making money?
But here we are. While some folks are still digging through the App Store like it’s an old suitcase, others are already making solid income from Mini Apps. And they’re doing it quietly, without much competition. Just the way we like it.
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MyBid is an ad network that makes advertising in Telegram not just possible, but actually convenient. No endless moderation queues, no complicated API setups, none of that “fun” stuff. Everything works fast—almost like ordering a ride with one tap. Advertisers get traffic, publishers get paid. Everyone’s happy, no stress involved.
Let’s say you’re an advertiser. Need traffic? You got it. From Algeria, Egypt, even countries you didn’t know had active users. But they do. And they click. A lot. Moderation doesn’t take weeks—it’s done before your coffee gets cold.
Now, if you’re a publisher—it’s even better. The rates are solid, starting at $0.015 per click. And the money? It arrives. Not “within 30 business days,” but in a way that feels fair and human.
And the whole setup? Super simple. You sign up, drop in the code—and just watch your balance start ticking up. It’s nice when things just work.
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You know what’s frustrating? When you’re playing a game, you lose—and boom, a banner slaps you in the face. You try to close it, miss, try again. Now imagine this instead: you lose a round, and a bonus card pops up. It fits. It makes sense. It doesn’t annoy you—it actually feels like part of the game.
In utility apps, the ad looks like a helpful tip: “Want to convert currency faster? Try this service.” In educational tools, it’s a “Recommended Resources” section—not a pop-up that makes you want to throw your phone. It all blends in naturally. And people click more because it doesn’t feel like an ad.
Because almost no one’s doing it yet. Seriously. Around 90% of developers don’t even realize that Mini Apps can already be monetized. But you do. While others are still asleep, you can grab your spot. Telegram is already installed on everyone’s phone. People are tired of downloading new apps. And here? Everything’s in one place.
The barrier to entry? Couldn’t be lower. If you’ve ever built an HTML page—you’re good to go. And if you haven’t—you’ll figure it out in an evening. It’s all intuitive. No magic tricks needed.
Yes, there is. A mini-game with 30,000 monthly users can bring in $300–500. A utility app like a currency converter? Around $200–400, if your traffic is solid. An educational tool? Anywhere from $150 to $700, depending on the topic. The key is not to overdo the ads. Less is more—if it fits the context, people respond better.
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You sign up. No 40-question forms. You drop a link to your Mini App or bot. Copy the code, paste it into your HTML. Set where and how often the ads should appear. That’s it. Your first clicks will come in faster than a pizza delivery.
There are other ways to earn:
1. Subscriptions—unlock “pro features” for a couple of bucks a month.
2. Referrals—“invite a friend, get a bonus.”
3. Digital products—checklists, templates, mini-courses.
4. Anything you can sell without worrying about shipping or storage. Just make sure it’s useful.
Mini Apps will become the foundation for Web3 and play-to-earn games. Video ads will be built right into the interface. TON wallets will become the standard for in-app payments. It’s all heading in that direction—and fast.
Mini Apps aren’t the future—they’re already here. While others are still thinking about it, you can start earning today. No complicated integrations, no long waits. Just simple. Fast. It works.
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