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Bots that take requests, answer clients and remove routine: notifications, broadcasts, parsing, CRM integrations. For businesses in Moldova and beyond.
A Telegram bot is an employee that works around the clock and never makes mistakes: it takes requests and orders, answers routine questions, notifies your team, and pushes data into spreadsheets and CRMs. For businesses in Moldova, where Telegram is the main messenger, a bot often pays for itself within the first month — leads stop getting lost and managers stop doing by hand what can run automatically.
We build bots around a specific process: client bookings, order intake, internal notifications, data parsing, broadcasts to your base. The flow is approved before development, and after launch the bot stays on your accounts — no dependency on us.
Flow & logic
We design dialogues and commands around your process — the bot leads the client to a request, not small talk.
Request intake
Orders and requests from the bot reach a manager, a spreadsheet or your CRM — instantly, nothing lost.
Notifications & broadcasts
Team alerts on events and client broadcasts by segment — targeted, no spam.
Integrations
Google Sheets, CRM, payment systems and external APIs — the bot plugs into your infrastructure.
PRICE
Telegram bots from $200. A simple request-intake bot is the starting point; the price grows with the number of flows and integrations. A 3-month warranty and support are included.
How much does a Telegram bot cost in Moldova?
At NVG Tech Telegram bots start from $200: flow design, logic, request intake and basic notifications. Bots with payments, CRM integrations and complex flows are quoted individually.
What can a bot do for a business?
Take requests and orders, answer routine questions, book clients, notify your team, run broadcasts, collect data into Google Sheets or a CRM, and parse external sources.
Will the bot run on my own account?
Yes. The bot is registered to your Telegram account via BotFather, and hosting is set up in your name or handed over. You keep full control — we do not "hold" the bot on our side.