No click left unpaid

Two products, one engine. The Chrome extension audits any page you open in your browser, on demand. Telegram Monitor lives inside your channels and checks the links you post there around the clock, reporting back daily. Buy either or both; they are billed separately and never share allowances.

Add @Btaglybot to a channel as an admin and pair your account. From then on it reads every link posted to that channel, follows each through its full redirect chain across your markets, and sends a daily health report per channel at 8am in that channel's timezone. Pro and Agency also get an instant alert the moment a link fails. Plans go by channel count: Starter 2, Pro 5, Agency 15.

Publisher (€29/month per channel) lets Btagly post for you, not just watch. You schedule a post with the link, its target market and a time; at that time the bot posts it, verifies the link lands correctly in that market, and keeps re-checking it through the day. If it goes dark, you get warned to swap it. Without Publisher, Btagly watches and reports; with it, Btagly publishes and guards.

Yes, it is per channel. From the bot's /channels list you switch Publisher on for exactly the channels you want and leave the rest on plain monitoring. Run posting on your money channels, monitor-only on the others, mix and match however you like.

All per channel, all recurring. The Capacity Pack (€19.99/month) doubles a busy channel's daily check limit from 100 to 200, stackable once to 300. Extra Channel (€39/month) adds one more monitored channel beyond your plan's included count, on Pro and Agency. Add them only on the channels that need them.

No. Telegram Monitor is fully standalone. Pair your account at btagly.app/connect with an email code, add the bot to your channel, and you are running. The extension is a separate product for auditing pages in your browser.

We designed against it. Checks are HEAD-first where trackers allow it, results are cached so repeated audits do not re-click, per-domain request rates are throttled, and scheduled monitors run at most daily. The residual footprint is comparable to a manager manually test-clicking links, which is already standard practice in affiliate QA.

No. The extension only reads a page when you click Audit on it. It has no access to other tabs, no background crawling, and it collects nothing beyond the page you chose to audit. The full details are in the privacy policy.

At launch: United Kingdom, Germany, Malta, Sweden, and the Netherlands, with more markets added based on demand. Every check, in the browser or in Telegram, routes through residential connections in each country, so geo-targeted links behave the way they do for a real visitor there.

Yes. The rule engine is generic: any program with tracked links, required parameters, and disclosure requirements works. Templates ship for iGaming markets, Amazon Associates, and generic CPA networks.

No card, ever, to start. On the extension you get 200 link-geo checks across 3 countries, enough for one full audit of a serious page. On Telegram you get your first daily report free on each channel you add. Neither trial auto-converts into a charge; when you subscribe, paid plans bill from day one and you already know what you’re buying.

Yes, on the Agency plan: org-scoped revocable keys, the same audit engine, the same endpoints the extension uses: submit audits, poll results, fetch CSV and white-labelled PDF reports. See the API docs.

Link checkers test a URL you paste in. Btagly audits the whole page in context: it finds the links itself, including cloaked and shortened ones, checks your tracking tag against the rules you define, and confirms whether the required disclosure text is present around the links. Then it keeps the history.