Why teams migrate from GroupHelp to BotLaunch
Many admins switch because they want Telegram-first moderation plus optional commerce inside the same Telegram experience. BotLaunch combines a Telegram channel and group manager (moderation, anti-spam, analytics, automation) with a Telegram Mini App store builder for selling in chat.
You also get a no-code workflow. You add the bot as an admin in your channel or group, then enable the module types you want from a dashboard.
What is different or better in BotLaunch
BotLaunch runs moderation and automation as toggled module types for channels and groups. You configure them from the dashboard, no coding.
The platform is built specifically for Telegram, including Telegram Mini Apps. Mini App orders open inside Telegram, with no separate website or customer app to install.
BotLaunch includes vertical module types beyond moderation, such as e-commerce, online courses, and real estate. This matters if your current GroupHelp setup is only one part of your broader plan.
Bot tokens and other sensitive data are encrypted at rest with AES-256.
What might not carry over from GroupHelp: If you rely on specific GroupHelp configuration details or features, you will need to compare them against BotLaunch modules you enable. I cannot confirm an export path from GroupHelp to BotLaunch or a 1-to-1 match of every feature without your exact current configuration.
Migration steps (GroupHelp to BotLaunch)
Inventory your current GroupHelp moderation setup. List which tools you use (for example, anti-spam, anti-flood, CAPTCHA, word or link filters, warnings, ban management, raid protection). BotLaunch has module types that cover these categories, but you still need to map your enabled items to BotLaunch modules.
Create your BotLaunch setup for the Telegram channel or group. Add the BotLaunch bot to your channel or group as an admin. Then open the BotLaunch dashboard and enable the moderation-related modules you need.
Re-enable the exact moderation modules you rely on. In BotLaunch, you toggle module types on per channel or group and configure them from the dashboard. Start with the moderation suite modules you listed in step one.
Turn on user handling features you use. If you use warnings, bans, welcome messages, tags, or verification, enable the matching module types in BotLaunch so the bot handles those events.
Set up Mini App only if you need it. If your goal includes selling or taking bookings in Telegram, use the Mini App builder. The store opens inside Telegram, no separate website required.
If you sell, choose your checkout approach. Mini App orders are seller-fulfilled by default. On a paid Mini App plan, an own-bot shop can accept card payments inside Telegram via a Telegram Stripe provider token, with money going to your own Stripe account.
Launch the bot to your audience and monitor moderation behavior. Use BotLaunch analytics to check bot performance and engagement. Adjust module settings in the dashboard as needed.
Keep GroupHelp running only during the cutover window. Once BotLaunch moderation matches your needs, you can stop using GroupHelp. Because I cannot confirm a GroupHelp to BotLaunch export, treat this as a configuration rebuild and validate results before fully switching.
FAQ
Can I migrate the exact GroupHelp settings automatically?
I cannot confirm an automatic export or migration path. The safest approach is to map your GroupHelp enabled moderation tools to BotLaunch module types and then recreate the configuration from the BotLaunch dashboard.
Do users need to install an app when they use a BotLaunch Mini App store?
No. The Mini App store opens inside Telegram. Customers do not need a website or a separate app.
Does BotLaunch support moderation only, or also other features?
BotLaunch supports moderation through Telegram channel and group manager modules. It also includes vertical module types for crypto, e-commerce, online courses, and real estate, plus analytics and automation.
Will BotLaunch moderate using message content?
The Mini App builder reads group messages only to run the moderation and analytics modules you enable.
What are the BotLaunch plan prices for the manager and store?
The Bot-Manager plans are Free $0/mo, Starter $15/mo, Pro $39/mo, and Business $99/mo. Mini App plans are Free $0/mo, Starter $19/mo, Growth $49/mo, and Business $99/mo.