Scalegram pricing: Lite or the full plan?

Scalegram pricing has two plans. Scalegram Lite is $99 a month and gives you one of each thing: one bot, one Telegram account, one page, one tracked link, one copier, one seat and a 10,000 client limit. The full plan, called simply Scalegram, is $999 a month with unlimited bots, accounts, pages, links, copiers, seats and clients. Every feature is on both plans; only the counts change.

Scalegram is the Telegram CRM for IBs and forex affiliates. The live prices are always on the pricing section.

Scalegram pricing at a glance

Lite also carries one pixel group and one Meta Ads account. A Scalegram Pixel group is not tied to a single site; it runs on as many sites as you put it on.

Both plans are a monthly subscription paid by card (Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or Google Pay) and sold through Whop as merchant of record. The subscription renews each month until you cancel, which you do from the Whop receipt or billing page.

What "one of each" means on Lite

Lite is the whole product at a small scale. Nothing is switched off. The autopilot, the deposit check, the CRM and the ad tracking all work the same way they do on the larger plan. What Lite limits is how many of each thing you can run at once.

One bot

The bot is the part that does the selling. It answers every lead in the language the message arrived in, decides who is ready, sends your broker link, asks for the email or account number, and checks it against the broker's IB portal or the prop firm CRM over a read-only API. When the person qualifies, it approves their request to join the paid group and files them on a client card. If they go quiet, it follows up and calls the chase off when they reply.

One bot covers one offer flow well. If you sell one broker offer through one channel, a single bot is enough. If you run separate funnels for separate offers, each with its own product knowledge and its own conversation flow, you will want a bot for each, and that means the full plan.

The broker connection is set once for your account under Integrations, by pasting the IB portal or prop firm CRM address and an API key. Every call is a GET; Scalegram has no code path that writes into the broker's system. How that check works step by step is in the guide to verifying a broker deposit automatically.

One Telegram account and 10,000 clients

When you connect your personal Telegram account, Scalegram imports your whole contact list plus everyone who ever texted you, from all history. Each person becomes a client card with a pipeline stage, tags, private notes and an Open in Telegram button. No message is stored; there is no message table in the product. The connection is read-only: no bulk sending and no drip campaigns. The one write it makes is saving an address-book contact when you click it.

That import is where the 10,000 client limit matters. An account that has been selling on Telegram for a few years can hold more people than that once every old conversation counts. Check the size of your contact list and your chat history before you pick Lite.

One page and one tracked link

A Website is a landing page for a Telegram channel, hosted by Scalegram on your own domain with a CNAME. Every visit and every join is tracked and reported. A tracked link is an address you can tag with UTM parameters and paste straight into an ad, a bio or a post. It also reads fbclid, gclid, ttclid and sccid, and every subscriber it brings is reported server side to Meta, TikTok and Snapchat.

With one of each, you can track one channel fed from one landing page. An affiliate who runs a separate page per country or per language, or separate links per channel, will reach this limit quickly.

One copier, one Meta Ads account, one seat

The signal copier reads trades from a Telegram channel or group and re-prints them in one fixed format into your channel, with TP/SL follow-ups posted as replies to the trade they belong to. Lite runs one copier. Scalegram itself sends no signals and gives no trading advice; the copier only reformats what a source channel posts. There is more on it in the signal copier article.

The Meta Ads desk mirrors campaigns, spend, results and creatives from the Marketing API. On Lite it shows one ad account. One seat means one login: you.

Who Lite fits

Lite fits an IB or forex affiliate who runs one channel from one Telegram account and does the work alone. The typical case is one broker or prop firm offer, one main traffic source and a contact list under 10,000.

It also fits someone who wants to see the autopilot handle real leads before moving a whole operation onto it. Because every feature is on Lite, what you test is what you would run on the larger plan.

Who the full plan fits

The full plan fits an operation that has outgrown "one of each". The signs are concrete:

• You run more than one channel or offer, and each needs its own bot with its own product knowledge and flow.
• Leads come into more than one Telegram account, for example one per language or one per partner.
• Your client list is over 10,000, or will be once your full history is imported.
• You run ads in several countries and want a Website page and a tracked link for each, so every deposit ties back to the ad that bought it.
• Other people need to log in, such as a partner or a teammate who reviews conversations, and each needs a seat.
• You manage several Meta ad accounts and want them on one desk.

For an IB business at that size, the useful comparison is the work the plan replaces: instant replies at any hour, the qualifying and the follow-up, and the admin of confirming a deposit and opening the door. That is the setter, closer and admin work behind an affiliate offer. If you are still working out what an IB needs from software in the first place, the IB CRM guide covers it.

Where Lite usually runs out first

The client count comes first for anyone with an old account, because the import pulls in everyone who ever wrote to you. Tracking comes next: the first time you want to compare two ad campaigns on separate landing pages or separate links, one page and one link stop being enough. The second bot and the second seat usually follow when a second offer or a second person arrives.

If none of those is close, stay on Lite. Paying for unlimited counts you do not use buys nothing.

Costs that sit outside either plan

Three costs are not on the Scalegram invoice, whichever plan you pick.

The AI runs on your own key. You choose Grok, OpenAI or DeepSeek and paste an API key from an account you opened with that provider, so the model usage is billed there. The article on bringing your own AI key explains what that changes.

Ad spend stays with the ad platforms. Scalegram tracks the click, the join and the verified deposit and reports them back; the budget itself is set and paid in your ad accounts.

Websites need a domain you own, because the page is hosted on it through a CNAME. The domain registration is yours.

How to choose in five minutes

Count four things before you sign up: channels you sell through, Telegram accounts leads write to, people who need a login, and the rough number of people in your Telegram contacts and chats. If every answer is one, and the last is under 10,000, start on Lite. If any of them is more, the full plan is the one that will not stop you halfway through a month.

Both plans start from the sign in page, and how the autopilot works is on the home page.

Lite and the full plan run the same product. Pick by how many channels, accounts and people you have today, and move up when one of those counts grows.

— The Scalegram Team

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