Live feed
LiveA real-time stream of every new creative Telegram starts serving. Updates every 20 seconds — keep the tab open and watch the ad market move in real time.
Updating every 20 seconds
Subscribe your reader to the global feed or to a specific niche.
Why a live feed
Telegram ads disappear within hours. The cabinet doesn't expose a "what shipped today" view. Builders, advertisers and AI agents need a continuous machine-readable stream of new sponsored messages — that's what this surface provides.
For AI agents
JSON Feed v1.1 at /feed.json is consumable by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and most aggregators. Each item has structured tags (niche, geo, payment source) and a permalink — citation-ready out of the box.
For RSS power-users
Global feed at /rss.xml, per-niche feeds at /niches/<slug>/rss.xml. Subscribe in Feedbin, Inoreader, NewsBlur, Reeder. Updates every 5 minutes at the CDN edge.
For competitive monitors
Each card links to /ads/<id> permalink. Combine with tgads.observer keyword alerts for instant Telegram-bot pings the moment a competitor ships.
For market researchers
Last-24h signal stats prove the feed is live. Hourly histogram, peak hour, average pace — citable evidence that the Telegram ad market never sleeps.
Frequently asked questions
Every 20 seconds on the page (client polls /api/v1/ads with since cursor); every 5 minutes in the public RSS/JSON Feed (CDN cache). New creatives normally appear within 30-60 minutes of going live on Telegram itself — our backend polls every 30 minutes from 30+ regional pools.
RSS at /rss.xml for any reader (Feedbin, Inoreader, NewsBlur, Reeder). JSON Feed v1.1 at /feed.json for AI agents and modern aggregators. Per-niche RSS at `/niches/<slug>/rss.xml` for noise reduction.
Not on this domain. tgads.observer (the alerts angle) exposes webhook delivery on per-keyword / per-channel / per-advertiser triggers — that's the right surface for "ping me when X happens" automation.
https://tgadsspy.com/rss.xml
Stars (XTR) cabinet ads are in the feed too, but they tend to be cashier-vertical creatives (paid-media invoices, Premium giveaways) rather than classical sponsored messages. We tag them in the JSON Feed `tags` array as `payment:stars` and route the dedicated cashier surface to /cashier.
Yes. JSON Feed items have a `tags` array with `geo:<ISO2>` entries. RSS-side filtering requires a per-niche subscription; per-country RSS feeds are a planned future addition.
CC-BY-4.0 — see creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0. Quote in articles, build derivative tools, train models. Attribution to telegramadsfeed.com or tgadsspy.com required.
One dataset — many tools
Each domain is built around a specific job: finding a single creative, tracking launches live, building a market deck, or piping data into your BI. Same database, tailored UI per role.
Flagship search across the whole Telegram Ads database — filters by niche, country, advertiser, payment rail.
Best for: deep competitive research; scouting working offers and funnels for your own campaigns.
tgadsspy.comEvery ad ever served on Telegram Ads, browsable by day, with a permanent URL per creative.
Best for: finding an ad you saw yesterday; checking what competitors ran a week or a month ago.
telegramadsarchive.comPaste any public channel name — see every advertiser targeting it, with full creative history.
Best for: fast recon on a competitor channel; checking a single advertiser in 10 seconds.
spyservice.orgPublic market reports: niche trends, advertiser growth, splits by country and payment rail.
Best for: spotting where demand is growing; building a Telegram Ads market deck for your team or investor.
telegramadsanalytics.comSubscribe to keywords, channels or advertisers — the bot pings you the moment a match appears.
Best for: being first to know a competitor launches; never missing an ad targeting your keyword.
tgads.observer