Chatbots & automation
Telegram Bot Stopped Responding? Fix One Issue for ₹1,499
One broken command, button flow or webhook, fixed inside your existing Telegram bot — not a rebuild.
Delivered in 2-3 working days
Fixed price · per issue · no hidden charges
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Ask on WhatsApp before you buyA real person replies — usually within minutes during the day (IST).
How it works
- Tell us the bug firstDescribe what stopped working before you pay. If it is out of scope we say so and you pay nothing.
- Pay ₹1,499Secure Razorpay checkout — one order per issue.
- Reproduced, fixed, returnedRoot cause found, fixed and retested against the live bot in 2-3 working days, confirmed with you on WhatsApp.
The short answer
ZoopCoder fixes one broken issue in an existing Telegram bot — a command that stopped responding, an inline button or menu flow that got stuck, or a webhook that silently stopped delivering messages — for a fixed ₹1,499 per issue, retested and returned in 2-3 working days. The first thing we read is the webhook status Telegram itself reports: the Bot API returns the pending update count and the last delivery error, and holds undelivered updates for no more than 24 hours, so within minutes we know whether your bot is not being reached at all (an expired SSL certificate, a webhook on a port other than 443, 80, 88 or 8443, dead hosting) or is being reached and failing inside your code.
What you get
- Your existing Telegram bot reviewed for the one reported failure
- Webhook status and recent Bot API responses checked for delivery or error signals
- The failure reproduced by sending a real command or button tap to the bot
- Root cause traced: a broken webhook, an expired token, a hosting issue, or a changed API response
- The fix made inside the existing bot code — not a rebuild from scratch
- Tested with a real message to the bot before handover
- A short written note on what broke and what was changed
- Up to 2 rounds of revisions if the same issue is still not fixed
| Price | ₹1,499/issue (fixed) |
|---|---|
| Scope | One broken command, button flow or webhook |
| Timeline | 2-3 working days |
| Stack | Any existing bot on Python or Node.js, Telegram Bot API |
| Access needed | Bot source code or hosting access, or the bot token |
| Revisions | Up to 2 on the same issue |
| Support | 15 days on the same issue |
What we need from you
- Access to the bot's source code and hosting, or the BotFather-registered bot token
- What stopped working, and roughly when you first noticed it
- A command or flow where the fault can be reproduced
Not included
- Hosting or server fees beyond the fix itself
- Building a new command, flow or bot from scratch — quoted separately
- Adding payment collection inside Telegram — quoted separately
- Building a Telegram bot for the first time — a separate service (₹5,999), see our Telegram Bot Development
- More than one unrelated issue — each is a separate ₹1,499 fix
About this service
A Telegram bot that has been answering commands for months and then goes quiet is usually not a code problem at all — the webhook URL's SSL certificate expired, the hosting it points to restarted with a new address, or the bot token was rotated during a redeploy without updating every place it is used. We check the webhook status and the bot's recent API responses first, since that tells us within minutes whether the bot code is even being reached, then trace the actual cause before touching anything. If you do not have a Telegram bot yet, our Telegram Bot Development service builds one from scratch.
Questions before you buy
What counts as one issue?
One command, button flow or webhook that has stopped doing what it used to, with one underlying cause. If two symptoms share one root cause, that still counts as one issue.
Do you need my bot's source code?
Yes, or at least the hosting/webhook it runs on and the bot token. A limited or temporary access grant is fine.
Can you fix a bot you did not build?
Yes, once we can see the code and how it is deployed. We confirm that on the first working day.
Is this the same as your Telegram Bot Development service?
No. Development builds a new bot from scratch. This is for a bot that mostly works and has one thing broken.
What if the bot was built on a no-code platform like Manychat or Pabbly?
Tell us which platform when you describe the bug — we check whether the fix fits inside this scope or needs the platform-specific bug-fix service instead.
What if the real problem is in a connected system, not the bot?
We tell you plainly if that is what we find — fixing the other system is quoted separately once we know what is needed.
My bot works locally but gets no messages once deployed (or the other way round) — why?
A Telegram bot receives updates either by polling (getUpdates) or by a webhook, never both: the Bot API states you cannot receive updates with getUpdates for as long as a webhook is set. A webhook left over from an earlier deploy is the usual reason a polling bot goes silent — we check and clear it as part of the fix.
Will the messages sent while my bot was down still be delivered?
Only partly. Telegram keeps undelivered updates on its servers until the bot receives them, but not for longer than 24 hours, and for a webhook it retries failed deliveries and then gives up after a reasonable number of attempts. Anything older than a day is gone, which is why we recommend fixing a silent bot quickly.
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