Automatic Posting for Subscriptions and Donations

Automatic posting lets you publish subscription and donation posts to selected channels on a schedule — without doing it manually each time.

How to Enable Automatic Posting

Follow these steps to turn on auto-posting:

1. Open the subscription or donation

Go to the settings of the subscription or donation.

2. Turn on auto-posting

Switch on the “Auto-posting” toggle to activate the feature.

3. Choose your channels

You’ll see only the channels where the Tribute bot is added as an admin. Select one or several channels — your posts will appear in all of them at once.

If you don’t have any channels with the Tribute bot set as admin, auto-posting cannot be enabled.

4. Set the schedule

Choose:

• how often to post (weekly or monthly),

• the day or date,

• the time of publication.

5. Save your settings

After saving, you will see:

• whether auto-posting is enabled,

• the date and time of the next scheduled post.

If you choose a time that has already passed, the system will automatically move the first publication to the next possible slot.

How Automatic Posting Works

When it’s time to publish, Tribute does the following:

1. Checks channel availability

• If the bot is in the channel and still has admin rights, the post will be published.

• If the bot has been removed or lost permissions, that channel is automatically excluded from auto-posting.

If multiple channels are selected and one becomes unavailable, posts will continue publishing to the remaining ones. If the unavailable channel was the only one — auto-posting will be turned off entirely.

2. Builds the post using up-to-date data

Each post is generated from scratch and includes current:

• title,

• description,

• price,

• cover,

• buttons.

Any changes you make to the subscription or donation will be reflected in the next automatic post.

Simultaneous Posts

If several auto-posts are scheduled for the same time, that’s completely fine. There’s no limit to how many auto-posts can be published in a single channel.

If Something Goes Wrong

The system handles errors automatically:

• If a channel is temporarily unavailable or Telegram returns an error, that specific post will be skipped — the rest will continue as planned.

• If a channel becomes permanently unavailable (the bot is removed or loses rights), it’s removed from the auto-posting setup;

• if no channels remain, auto-posting will be disabled entirely.