Crypto Telegram alerts: every Telegram price alert bot, compared
By Gurjeet Singh, developer of CoinPriceAlert · 4 services, competitor facts read on the dates linked under each entry
Short answer
Crypto Telegram alerts come from a short list. Four services document Telegram delivery: Coinsentry, Coinwink, CoinPriceAlert and Cryptocurrency Alerting. Ranked by free Telegram allowance, Coinsentry leads with 10 free alerts to a private Telegram message, Coinwink gives 5 Telegram alerts free, CoinPriceAlert gives 3 that can go to Telegram, push and email at once, and Cryptocurrency Alerting gives 3 alerts and 10 notifications free across nine channels.
Written by the developer of CoinPriceAlert, which is one of four services on this list — and it finishes third. Crypto Telegram alerts are a small field: of the twelve alert services read for this site, only four document Telegram delivery at all, so a Telegram price alert bot is a narrower choice than the search results suggest. The list below is ranked by how many alerts each one puts into Telegram before you pay anything, with every figure taken from the service's own pages on the date shown.
What this list is ranked by
Ranked by how many active alerts each service will deliver to Telegram on its free plan. Only services whose own pages document Telegram delivery are listed; the rest are named at the bottom so you do not have to check them yourself. Paid capability, group support and webhooks are described but do not move the order.
Telegram as one of nine channels, including Discord, Slack and webhooks
Hobby: up to 3 active alerts and up to 10 notifications, on every channel except SMS and phone calls
Trader $7.99/month or $47.88/year; Pro $39.99/month or $239.88/year; Business $99/month or $588/year
Email, push, browser, Telegram, Discord, Slack, webhook, SMS and phone calls (SMS and calls on paid plans, capped weekly)
Every competitor cell is quoted from that company's own pricing page or help centre, on the date shown under its entry; "Not published" means they do not state it. CoinPriceAlert's row is generated from the limits the server enforces and the prices the paywall reads.
Free on both stores. 3 alerts to Telegram, push and email at once, no account needed.
Each one, and where it falls short
1. Coinsentry
Best for: the most free alerts landing in Telegram, and groups once you pay
10 active price alerts on the free plan, delivered to email and a private Telegram message. Paid opens Telegram groups alongside Discord, Slack and webhooks, across the 19 exchanges and 12,000-plus pairs it names, including listing and delisting alerts.
Free plan
10 active price alerts, 3 watched coins, listing coverage for 1 exchange, email and private Telegram only
Paid plans
$7.99/month, or $64.99/year, which it states as $5.42/month and a 32% saving. Both give unlimited alerts and every feature
Delivery
Telegram (including groups), Discord, Slack, email and webhooks. The free plan is limited to email and a private Telegram message
Account needed
Not published
Where it falls short
The free plan watches 3 coins and covers listings for 1 exchange. Discord, Slack and Telegram groups are paid at $7.99 a month or $64.99 a year. There is no iOS or Android app — Telegram is the notification layer because its own apps are still on the roadmap. Crypto only.
Best for: Telegram and email alerts with nothing installed, from an open-source service
The free account includes 5 active Telegram alerts, alongside 5 email alerts. Alerts trigger on a price above or below a value in nine fiat currencies or priced in BTC or ETH, or a percentage move over 1 hour or 24 hours, across 3,600 coins. Both paid plans make Telegram alerts unlimited.
Free plan
5 active email alerts, 5 active Telegram alerts, 5 coins in the portfolio, 5 in the watchlist
Paid plans
Standard $8/month; Premium $12/month. Annual prices: not published
Delivery
Email, Telegram and SMS (SMS on Premium, 100 a month, 150+ countries)
Account needed
Yes, a free Coinwink account
Where it falls short
The free Telegram and email allowances are separate pools, not one. Browser only — no store app — crypto only, and its site publishes no checking interval. Standard is $8 a month, with no annual price published.
Best for: the same alert arriving in Telegram, as a push and by email at once
3 free alerts, and Telegram is not a separate pool: push notification, Telegram, and email (opt-in, verified address only), in any combination. No SMS, phone calls, Discord, Slack or webhooks. Telegram alerts can sit on crypto (about 1,680 coins), 85 US stocks, 100 Indian (NSE) stocks, 10 commodities (gold, silver, WTI crude, Brent crude, copper, platinum, palladium, natural gas, corn, wheat) and 14 forex pairs, in one watchlist, and they work with no account — third here because two services put more free alerts into Telegram than this one does.
Free plan
3 active alerts on every market, all three channels, home screen widget, daily digest
Paid plans
Pro $6.99/month or $48.99/year; Pro+ $14.99/month or $104.99/year (adds priority processing and support); 7-day free trial for new subscribers
Delivery
Push notification, Telegram, and email (opt-in, verified address only), in any combination. No SMS, phone calls, Discord, Slack or webhooks
Account needed
No: the app works as a guest, and you can add an email later
Where it falls short
Fewer free alerts than Coinsentry or Coinwink. No Telegram groups, no Discord, no Slack, no webhooks and no SMS, and no exchange listing alerts. Removing the alert limit means Pro at $6.99 a month or $48.99 a year.
CoinPriceAlert's figures are generated from the app's own limits and live plan prices, not typed in by hand.
4. Cryptocurrency Alerting
Best for: Telegram as one of nine channels, including Discord, Slack and webhooks
Telegram is free on the Hobby plan, alongside email, push, browser, Discord, Slack and webhooks — SMS and phone calls are the only paid channels. What it can send to Telegram is the widest set here: exchange listings, wallet transactions, whale moves, ETH gas, the Bitcoin mempool and funding rates, as well as prices. It says it typically alerts within 15 to 25 seconds.
Free plan
Hobby: up to 3 active alerts and up to 10 notifications, on every channel except SMS and phone calls
Paid plans
Trader $7.99/month or $47.88/year; Pro $39.99/month or $239.88/year; Business $99/month or $588/year
Delivery
Email, push, browser, Telegram, Discord, Slack, webhook, SMS and phone calls (SMS and calls on paid plans, capped weekly)
Account needed
Not published
Where it falls short
Free is 3 active alerts and 10 notifications in total, the tightest allowance on this page. Trader at $7.99 a month raises it to 20 active alerts. Metals and forex are not covered.
Sends to Telegram, but is not a price-alert service
CryptoListing.ws offers Telegram and X notifications, but its product is a low-latency WebSocket feed of exchange listing and delisting announcements for trading bots, priced per exchange per month. Its own pages say it does not watch prices, so it cannot be a Telegram price alert bot in the sense people mean.
These were read on the same terms and none of them lists Telegram among its notification options, so if Telegram is the requirement, they are out regardless of how good the rest is.
TradingView— mobile push, browser pop-up, email, sound and webhooks — no Telegram
Pick a price or a percentage, choose push, Telegram or email, and let it watch around the clock while quiet hours keep the night to yourself.
Fires about a second after the price hits
Runs on our servers, so it reaches you with the app closed
Free for 3 alerts — no card, no account
Download the app for real-time notifications
Frequently asked questions
Which crypto price alert bots work in Telegram?
Of the twelve services read for this site, four document Telegram delivery: Coinsentry, Coinwink, CoinPriceAlert and Cryptocurrency Alerting. CryptoListing.ws also notifies by Telegram, but it sends exchange listing announcements rather than price alerts.
Can I get free crypto Telegram alerts?
Yes, from all four. Coinsentry's free plan allows 10 alerts to a private Telegram message, Coinwink's allows 5 Telegram alerts, CoinPriceAlert's allows 3 that can go to Telegram, push and email at the same time, and Cryptocurrency Alerting's Hobby plan allows 3 alerts and 10 notifications with Telegram included.
Does TradingView send alerts to Telegram?
No. Its help centre lists mobile app push, browser pop-ups, email, sound, plain-text email to another address and webhooks. Telegram is not among them, on any plan. A webhook can be relayed to Telegram by something you build yourself, but TradingView does not do it for you.
Do Telegram alerts need an account?
Coinwink requires a free Coinwink account. Coinsentry and Cryptocurrency Alerting do not publish their account requirement. CoinPriceAlert works as a guest: you connect Telegram from the app, and there is no sign-up. Pro, which removes the 3-alert limit, is $6.99 a month.
