See who is about to expire
Admins need visibility before access ends, not only after members complain. Expiring-soon views make reminders and support outreach practical.
- Active members
- Expiring soon
- Grace period
Expiry tracking turns a paid Telegram group from a manual calendar problem into a visible access workflow: who is active, who is expiring, and who should lose access.
Admins need visibility before access ends, not only after members complain. Expiring-soon views make reminders and support outreach practical.
When the access window ends, the system should renew, extend, enter grace, cancel, or remove according to the configured policy.
Support should see expiry date, reminder history, grace-period status, and whether Telegram accepted the removal action.
Every paid membership in KickThemBot follows the same path: a payment, the member's Telegram account, a visible status and removal when access ends.
A Stripe checkout on your own account, or an access code you send after a crypto, invoice or partner sale, starts the membership.
The membership belongs to the Telegram account that paid or redeemed the code, and the bot approves a join only for that account.
In the Mini App, admins search members, see each plan, status, end date and source, and extend or remove access.
Reminders go out before the end date, subscriptions get a short renewal grace, and the bot removes members when access ends.
It shows member expiry status such as active, expiring soon, grace, expired, cancelled, removed, or removal failed.
No. Tracking gives visibility; paid access also needs reminders, renewal handling, and a clear removal or extension decision.
Open the bot, connect one private group, and let the next renewal batch run without you.
Free plan, no card required. Upgrade or stop whenever you want.
Opens Telegram. Starting the bot does not purchase a plan.