Telegram Scipt

Budget: 25 USD Deadline: 1 day

Good day.

I have worked with the Telegram API, I am very strong in this, I can fix everything very quickly, test it, and send it.
If you are interested, write to me, we will discuss the questions more specifically and everything will be working in the shortest time.

To know the exact deadlines and price, it is better to write.

Budget: 220 USD Deadline: 3 days

Hello! Your task of stabilizing the existing mailing list is a classic case of "legacy code," where the main problem usually lies not in the sending itself, but in the incorrect handling of Telegram limits (Flood Wait) and asynchronicity. I specialize in developing complex Telegram solutions (Pyrogram, Telethon) and automating high-load systems (over 30 successful projects). I am ready to take your script, conduct a full audit, and bring it to a rate of 80 messages in 2-3 minutes with a zero percent loss rate.
🛠 My approach to solving your task:
1. Deep Audit:
* First, I will analyze which library the script is written in. If it is a synchronous library (for example, python-telegram-bot older versions), we may run into thread blocking.
* I will check the logic of working with sessions (.session files). Often errors arise due to incorrect closure of connections or "sleeping" proxies.
2. Speed Optimization and Limit Bypass:
* Smart Delays: Instead of fixed time.sleep(2), I will implement random exponential delays. This simulates human behavior and helps avoid "red flags" from Telegram's anti-fraud system.
* FloodWait Handling: I will add a global error handler for 420 FLOOD_WAIT_X. The script will not "crash," but will correctly wait the required number of seconds and continue working from the same point.
* Asynchronicity (asyncio): If the code is not yet asynchronous, I will rewrite critical nodes to async/await so that sending occurs in parallel, but in a controlled manner.
3. Working with Infrastructure:
* I will check your proxies (IPv4/IPv6/Mobile). For sending 80 messages in such a short time, the quality of the proxies is 50% of the success.
* I will add a logging system so you can see the status of each message in real-time (Sent / Retrying / Failed).
📋 Stages of Collaboration:
* Analysis (1 day): Studying your code, running it in a test environment, identifying "bottlenecks."
* Refactoring (1-2 days): Fixing bugs, optimizing speed, implementing message queues.
* Testing (7 days): This is your mandatory point. Throughout the week, I will be in touch, monitoring the script's performance on real volumes and making adjustments if new limits arise.
⏱ Terms and Cost:
* Execution time (active phase): 2-3 working days.
* Cost: 4,000 – 7,500 UAH (depending on the state of the current code and the need to rewrite the architecture). Expand

Budget: 25 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello, Aurel!
The overall task is clear. To give you a precise answer regarding timeframes and pricing, I'd like to clarify a few questions I had after analyzing your task.
Privately message me—we'll discuss the details and your preferences.

Budget: 25 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello!
I am ready to take on your project. The main reason for such problems is the synchronous sending of messages and exceeding Telegram limits (error 429), which leads to delays and unstable operation.
I solve this through the implementation of asynchronous sending, message queues, and rate limit control. This allows for stable sending of up to 80 messages in 2-3 minutes without failures.
I will conduct an audit of the current code, identify bottlenecks, and optimize the script.
I am ready to start optimizing your code.

Budget: 120 USD Deadline: 3 days

Hi Aurel! I've worked with Telegram Bot API and mass messaging systems — I know exactly where these scripts fail under load: rate limits, flood waits, improper async handling, no retry logic.
I'll review your existing code, find the bottlenecks and fix them so it reliably sends 80 messages per 2–3 minutes smoothly without interruptions.
Specifically I'll check:
— Message queue and sending intervals (Telegram allows ~30 msg/sec but bulk needs careful throttling)
— Error handling for flood waits and retries
— Async/await structure if it's Python (aiogram/pyrogram) or Node.js
7-day testing period is fine — I'll be available for fixes.
Ready to look at the code today. What stack is it — Python or Node.js?

Budget: 150 USD Deadline: 10 days

Hello!

I am ready to optimize your existing Telegram script. I will familiarize myself with the code from the attached archive and improve it for stable sending of 80 messages in 2-3 minutes without failures.

How I will approach the task:
• audit of the current codebase and sending logic
• identification of bottlenecks (delays, blocks, Telegram API limits)
• optimization of the sending queue (asynchronous / batching)
• handling FloodWait and automatic retries
• adding logging and stability control
• load testing to target metrics
• monitoring for 7 days

Deadline: 2-3 days for optimization + 7 days for testing
Cost: $150

I have experience in optimizing Telegram mailings and eliminating API limitations. Expand

Budget: 350 USD Deadline: 10 days

Hello! The task is clear. To ensure the script works stably and sends 80 messages in a couple of minutes without blocking, I will approach the solution as follows:

1. Audit of the current code and logging:
First, I will implement detailed logging (if it is not already in place) to see at which stage the bottlenecks occur: whether it is API errors (Flood Wait), issues with network delays, or suboptimal loop performance in the code.

2. Optimization through Asynchronous Programming (Telethon/Pyrogram libraries):
If the script is written in Python, I will check if asynchronous programming is being used. For fast sending, it is important not to wait for a response from each message, but to use asyncio.gather or task queues while maintaining micro-pauses.

3. Working with limits and Flood Control:
80 messages in 180 seconds means approximately 1 message every 2.2 seconds. This is safe, but only with proper load distribution. I will set up an adaptive "Smart Sleep" that will dynamically adjust to the responses from Telegram servers to avoid hitting FloodWait.

4. Checking sessions and connections:
Often, slowdowns occur due to constant reconnections of the session. I will optimize the connection handling to keep it active throughout the entire mailing process.

I am ready to take a look at the code and provide more precise feedback on timelines. Expand

Budget: 25 USD Deadline: 4 days

Ready to improve the work of this Telegram bot. I have experience in this field. And similar cases.

Budget: 25 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello, I have extensive experience in developing Telegram bots. I am ready to improve the performance of your script. I suggest discussing the details in private messages.

Budget: 150 USD Deadline: 4 days

Hello!

I have thoroughly reviewed the code of your script. I see that it has a good foundation, but I found several significant issues that prevent it from working quickly and smoothly.

What is not working correctly right now:

1. Unnecessary pauses in the code. The script has hardcoded very long delays. With them, it is physically impossible to achieve the desired sending speed.
2. Program hangs. Inefficient database operations cause the script to constantly wait, blocking simultaneous sending from multiple accounts.
3. Excessive requests to Telegram. The bot constantly searches for messages to forward, which slows down the operation and increases the risk of temporary blocks (FloodWait).
4. Inefficient limit handling. When there are restrictions from Telegram, the script often just sleeps for a long time instead of switching to another available account.

How I will fix this:

1. I will remove hard pauses and set up an even, safe load between accounts to consistently stay within 2-3 minutes.
2. I will optimize the parallel operation of processes so that they do not block each other.
3. I will add message caching — the script will take them from memory, which will significantly reduce the load on the accounts.
4. I will set up smooth account rotation: the system will instantly switch to the next account without stopping the overall process.

Timeline: I will need 3-4 days to fix the errors and optimize the code. After that, we will start the agreed 7-day testing period so you can verify the stability and reliability of the solution.

Cost: The average market cost for similar refactoring and optimization of scripts is about $200-$300. However, since I am currently building my rating and reviews on this platform, I am willing to complete this task for half the price, namely $150.

I have extensive experience in creating mass mailing systems in Telegram and know all their issues well. I would be happy to discuss the details of our collaboration! Expand

Budget: 200 USD Deadline: 6 days

Good day! 👋

I have experience working with the Telegram API, mass mailings, and optimizing existing Python scripts (including those from other developers).

Experience in similar tasks

I have worked on:

— Telegram bots and mailing services
— optimizing message sending speed
— bypassing rate limits and flood control
— stabilizing long-running scripts
— refactoring someone else's code without documentation

How I will approach your task

Code analysis

— I will quickly understand the existing logic
— I will identify bottlenecks (blocking operations, incorrect API usage, queues)
— I will check error handling and retry logic

Optimization

— I will switch to an asynchronous model for sending (asyncio)
— I will add rate limit control (to avoid bans and stops)
— I will implement a message queue (batch / throttling)
— I will optimize session and connection handling

Stability

— error handling (timeout, flood wait, disconnect)
— automatic retries with backoff
— logging and monitoring

Testing

— running the script under load
— checking stability over 5–7 days
— monitoring goal achievement (80 messages in 2–3 minutes without failures)

Result

— stable and fast mailing
— absence of hangs and failures
— clear and maintainable code
— readiness for scaling

I am ready to quickly connect, review the code, and suggest specific improvements for your task 👍 Expand

Budget: 150 USD Deadline: 4 days

I can do it, but I see that there are many bids, and you still haven't chosen anyone, so probably the open project won't go any further. 😜

Budget: 200 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello! I am ready to complete this project and have extensive experience developing various applications.

Budget: 299 USD Deadline: 3 days

Good day! My colleague and I have been professionally engaged in technical support and stabilization of Telegram bots and scripts for mass mailings for over 4 years, so we will help you fix all the shortcomings of the existing solution and bring it to a level of stable performance. We will use Python to refactor the sending logic, implement effective session management, and set up a logging system so you can track the status of each message in real time. Our 4 years of experience is confirmed by projects drkukharevich.rivne.ua, crave-agency.com.ua, jk-solution.com.ua, where we have already successfully established work with APIs under strict limits. We will provide seven days of load testing, optimize connection error handling, and adapt the script for uninterrupted operation. We work reliably and with a focus on the long-term support of your project.

Budget: 500 USD Deadline: 2 days

Hello! My partner (designer + full-stack) and I have been specializing for over 4 years in the development of automation systems and optimization of high-load scripts for the Telegram API, so we will help you stabilize the existing code and ensure reliable sending of 80 messages within a specified time interval without blocks. We will implement an architecture based on Python (libraries Telethon or Pyrogram) using asynchronous programming and intelligent delays (flood wait handling) so that the script runs smoothly and is not interrupted due to Telegram server limitations. Our experience in development is 4 years; take a look at our work in terms of technical logic and speed at hyperfi.tech, espressolab.com.ua, hudi.com.ua. We will conduct a complete audit of your codebase, eliminate memory leaks, and optimize the message queue, ensuring stable performance throughout the entire testing period.

Budget: 1000 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello. I have been working with Telegram bots for more than 8+ years.I'm ready to cooperate.

Budget: 25 USD Deadline: 1 day

I understand that you need a spammer script? Please reply in private messages....

Budget: 100 USD Deadline: 3 days

Hello, Aurel.

I’ve worked on Telegram automation systems where stability and delivery timing matter, and issues like this usually come from rate limits, session handling, or inefficient message queues rather than the API itself.

My approach is always the same. First I audit the script flow, logging, and request handling to identify where delays or drops happen. Then I restructure the sending logic using a controlled queue with proper batching, retry handling, and rate limit awareness so messages are sent smoothly without triggering restrictions. I also check connection persistence, async handling, and error recovery to eliminate interruptions.

Once optimized, I run continuous testing with logs over several days to ensure it consistently hits the target throughput without failures.

If the base script is decent, this is very fixable and can be made reliable.

Thank you. Expand

Budget: 200 USD Deadline: 7 days

Hello!

I analyzed the Tunebot code and found several specific reasons why the bot is unstable and does not achieve the required throughput.

Main issues:
1. Broken FloodWait logic in schedule.py — the bot tries to send again just 10 seconds after setting the flood timer instead of waiting for it to expire. This is the reason for the avalanche of FloodWait errors.
2. Two competing flood mechanisms — the old FLOOD/FLOOD_HOLD dictionaries and the new flood_manager are running in parallel, not synchronized with each other.

3. Three independent SQLAlchemy engines — separate connection pools to the same database are created in models.py, app.py, and schedule.py, leading to conflicts and connection leaks.

4. Crash on startup — manageuser_run_v2 crashes with TypeError on the first call due to self.last_run = None.

5. Crash in run_once() — an undefined variable u is used (NameError).

6. TypeError on every successful send — record_send calls the method with the wrong number of arguments.

Work plan: unify the flood system into one mechanism, fix all the bugs mentioned above, bring the DB layer to a single engine, cover it with tests, and conduct a load test for 7 days.

In short, I messed something up :)

I am ready to fix all the bugs and create the script. Expand

Budget: 200 USD Deadline: 3 days

Hello! I have reviewed your project and am ready to start working. I guarantee high quality and prompt execution.

Budget: 220 USD Deadline: 7 days

Hello! 🚀

I have experience working with the Telegram API, mass mailings, optimizing sending queues, handling rate limits/FloodWait, and stabilizing existing Python scripts. For this task, I would start with an audit of the current logic: I would check the authorization method, sending queues, exception handling, pauses between messages, retry mechanism, logging, and performance bottlenecks.

Technology stack used:

Backend: Python, asyncio

Integrations: Telegram API / Telethon / python-telegram-bot, logging, retry/backoff, rate-limit handling

Infrastructure: Docker / VPS, monitoring, CI/CD as needed

I am ready to discuss the project details in private and am ready to start working.

Best regards, Andriy Expand

Budget: 123 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hi

I can help optimize and stabilize your existing Telegram messaging script.

I have solid experience with Telegram API (including high-volume messaging), debugging legacy code, and improving performance under rate limits. I’m comfortable diving into an existing codebase independently and identifying bottlenecks.

My approach:
- Review architecture (sync vs async, queueing, session handling)
- Identify rate-limit issues, retries, and blocking points
- Refactor sending logic (async/batching where needed)
- Implement proper error handling, backoff, and logging
- Add monitoring to track delivery performance
- Run stress tests and validate stability over 7 days

Goal: stable delivery of 80 messages within 2–3 minutes without interruptions.

Ready to start and can also support long-term improvements if needed. Expand

Budget: 25 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello!

We have extensive experience working with the Telegram API and mass mailing systems. We have already solved tasks related to optimizing such scripts, including working with limits, stability, and high sending speed. We have significant experience in similar tasks. I suggest we move to private messages.

Budget: 199 USD Deadline: 5 days

I analyzed schedule.py. The diagnosis was confirmed: you have a classic "over-throttling" problem. The script has too many nested sleeps and a hard limit of 4 simultaneous sessions, which prevents reaching 80 messages/2 minutes even with available accounts.

I also found a critical point in handling FloodWaitError — the script tries to resend too aggressively, leading to a cumulative ban effect.

My plan:

Implement asyncio.Queue for parallel sending.

Optimize flood_manager for switching between accounts without stopping the entire cycle.

Fix the database logic to avoid locks under high load. Expand

Budget: 550 USD Deadline: 5 days

Hello.
I am ready to take on the task. I have exactly the profile needed for such cases: not to write from scratch, but to understand an already working script, quickly identify bottlenecks, and bring the solution to stable operation.
From the description, I see that you already have a ready-made Telegram script, but the problem now is not in the fact of sending itself, but in reliability, speed, and predictable behavior under load. In such tasks, I usually start not with chaotic edits, but with analyzing the current logic: how sending is structured, where blocks occur, how errors, retries, timings, and API limits are handled. After that, it is possible to calmly strengthen the problematic areas without unnecessary rewriting of the entire project.
I work with Python backend, Telegram integrations, queues, worker logic, Redis/PostgreSQL, systems where stability and proper state handling are important. I have experience in projects where Telegram is not just notifications, but part of the product's working logic.
GitHub: https://github.com/vitalivo
From open examples:
Agency OS - backend logic, roles, processes, statuses, integrations
Parser - pipeline with Redis Streams, PostgreSQL, deduplication, and Telegram alerts
Fitting Room AI - FastAPI/Celery/Redis/PostgreSQL, queues, and Telegram-facing flow
If you give me access to the current code, I will first quickly determine where exactly your bottlenecks are and what hinders stable sending, after which I will propose a specific plan for edits without unnecessary theory.
Regarding cost: I will provide an exact estimate after reviewing the current implementation. It is optimal to start with a short audit, and then fix the scope of improvements. Expand

Budget: 1000 USD Deadline: 3 days

Good day!
Experience with Telegram API and high-load mailings allows me to conduct independent optimization of your script. Goal: stable 80 messages in 2-3 minutes, confirmed by 7-day testing.

I am ready for long-term work. Let's discuss my approach in private messages.

Budget: 100 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello! I am ready to enhance the messaging performance of your Telegram bot on PYTHON. Feel free to contact me. I will be happy to collaborate!

Budget: 100 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello. I can analyze the current code, improve stability. I am ready to collaborate with you.

Budget: 111 USD Deadline: 1 day

Hello, I'm ready to take on the project and improve your software. I have extensive experience developing for Telegram.
Send me a private message so we can discuss the project in more detail.

Budget: 80 USD Deadline: 1 day

Good day.

The task is clear — it is necessary not to write from scratch, but to understand the existing script, identify bottlenecks, and bring it to stable operation under load.

I have experience working with the Telegram API and similar tasks (mass sending, limitations, stability), so I understand well where problems usually arise: blocking, rate limits, incorrect asynchronous behavior, hanging, or unstable retry logic.

Here is how I would approach the task:

1. Code audit
- I analyze the logic of the script
- I look at how sending is implemented (synchronously / asynchronously)
- I check the work with sessions, queues, retry

2. Problem identification
- where delays occur
- whether there are blocking operations
- how Telegram API errors are handled (FloodWait, timeouts)
- whether there are memory leaks or "hanging"

3. Optimization
- transition to the correct asynchronous model (if needed)
- setting up the sending queue
- speed control (throttling) to avoid limitations
- stable retry system (retry logic)
- logging for monitoring

4. Stabilization
- load testing
- achieving the goal: ~80 messages in 2–3 minutes without failures
- checking operation over time (not just "ran once")

5. Testing period
- support for 7 days
- monitoring
- quick fixing of possible issues

I work with such tasks as with systems, not "one-time run scripts" — it is important that it works stably, not just under ideal conditions.

I am ready to review your code and propose a specific improvement plan. Expand