Adsun frequently asked questions
Quick answers about Adsun, Telegram Mini App monetization and Telegram advertising campaigns.
About Adsun
What is Adsun?
Adsun (adsun.io) is an advertising network for Telegram Mini Apps, bots and channels. Publishers earn by showing rewarded, interstitial and task ads; advertisers reach Telegram users with Network and Native Ads campaigns.
Is Adsun official Telegram advertising?
No. Adsun is an independent advertising network and is not Telegram's official ad platform.
Who can use Adsun?
Developers and owners of Telegram Mini Apps, bots and channels who want to monetize, and businesses that want to advertise to Telegram users.
For publishers
How do I start monetizing with Adsun?
Register as a publisher, add your Mini App, bot or channel, create an ad block and paste the integration code from the block page. Test in debug mode before going live.
Which ad formats does Adsun support for publishers?
Reward, Interstitial and Task blocks for Mini Apps, plus bot placements for Telegram bots.
How are rewards verified?
onReward fires after server-verified completion, and each Reward block can call your server-to-server Reward URL. Grant rewards on your server with validation and duplicate protection.
How much can I earn?
Earnings depend on advertiser demand, audience countries, placement and completed billable events. Adsun does not promise a fixed eCPM; actual earnings are shown in your workspace.
For advertisers
How do I advertise on Telegram with Adsun?
Register as an advertiser, add balance, then create a Network campaign or a Native Ads campaign with media, inline ads, channel posts or bot messages, and set your targeting.
Can I target by country?
Yes. Campaign targeting and reporting include countries. See the advertiser workspace for the options available to your account.
More guides
Read the Mini App monetization guide, the SDK documentation or the glossary.