What the creator sees
The creator sees storefront plans, payment records, member access state, expiry status, and withdrawal records inside Unloka.
Guide
For Telegram subscription payments, think in access periods: the creator sells a plan for a defined time, the member pays, access is tracked until expiry, and renewal happens when the member buys access again.
Unloka should be described around paid access periods, renewal, and expiry tracking. Do not call it automatic recurring billing unless that behavior is actually implemented.
A member can return to the storefront and buy another paid access period. The access record should make it clear when paid access is active or expired.
Paid communities leak value when expired members stay indefinitely. Tracking expiry is what separates a paid access system from a payment collection link.
The creator sees storefront plans, payment records, member access state, expiry status, and withdrawal records inside Unloka.
The member sees a public storefront, chooses a plan, completes payment, and follows the Telegram access handoff after payment status is available.
The demo storefront gives search visitors a concrete way to inspect the paid access flow before creating an account.
This page does not claim automatic recurring billing. It describes paid access periods and renewal through checkout.
You can create access plans with supported durations and explain the renewal path clearly to members.
See payment rates, withdrawal fee, and setup costs.
Understand the full creator and member workflow.
Read common questions about payments, access, expiry, and refunds.
See how paid groups and channels use Unloka.
Create a storefront, publish access plans, and let Unloka handle payment-to-access workflows.