What the creator sees
The creator sees storefront plans, payment records, member access state, expiry status, and withdrawal records inside Unloka.
Guide
Remove expired Telegram members automatically
Quick answer
To remove expired Telegram members automatically, the system needs a paid access record, an expiry time, and the right Telegram bot permissions. Unloka tracks expiry and can remove access when the setup supports it.
Expiry tracking
Each paid access purchase should have a start, duration, and end time. Without that record, removals depend on memory and spreadsheets.
What happens when access ends
When access expires, Unloka can move the member out of active access and attempt Telegram removal where permissions and Telegram state allow it.
Telegram limitations
Telegram automation depends on bot permissions, group or channel configuration, and the member's Telegram state. Keep permissions healthy and do not promise impossible behavior.
Demo path for this guide
What the member sees
The member sees a public storefront, chooses a plan, completes payment, and follows the Telegram access handoff after payment status is available.
What pain this removes
The demo storefront gives search visitors a concrete way to inspect the paid access flow before creating an account.
FAQ
Can expired members stay if permissions break?
Yes. If the bot lacks the required permissions or Telegram state blocks an action, the creator may need to fix the setup and retry.
Is this useful for small groups?
It becomes most useful once you have enough members that manual expiry checks are easy to miss.
Pricing
See payment rates, withdrawal fee, and setup costs.
How it works
Understand the full creator and member workflow.
FAQ
Read common questions about payments, access, expiry, and refunds.
Paid Telegram communities
See how paid groups and channels use Unloka.
Ready to replace manual Telegram admin?
Create a storefront, publish access plans, and let Unloka handle payment-to-access workflows.