Why teams migrate from Rose to BotLaunch
Teams usually switch to BotLaunch when they want a Telegram-first setup they can manage from a no-code dashboard. BotLaunch combines a Telegram channel or group manager with a Telegram Mini App builder, so you can moderate and automate your community and also sell or take orders inside Telegram.
You can add your bot as an admin in your channel or group and then enable only the modules you need from the web dashboard, without writing code.
What is different or better in BotLaunch
1) You manage Telegram modules from a dashboard
BotLaunch ships 165 no-code module types for Telegram channel and group management. You toggle modules on and configure them from the dashboard (for example moderation, analytics, AI replies, and automation).
2) You can add a store inside the chat with a Mini App
BotLaunch Mini Apps open inside Telegram. Customers do not need a separate website and do not need to install anything beyond Telegram. Orders are seller-fulfilled by default, and on a paid plan a BotLaunch own-bot shop can accept card payments inside Telegram via a Telegram Stripe provider token, with money going to the seller’s own Stripe account.
3) Setup is fast for a storefront
BotLaunch includes an AI shop builder. You describe your shop in one sentence, and it generates a themed Telegram storefront with a design, written copy, and a ready-made layout filled with example products and categories in about a minute. You preview it, connect your bot to launch it inside Telegram, and edit after.
4) Tokens and sensitive data are encrypted at rest
Bot tokens and other sensitive data are encrypted at rest with AES-256.
Honest note: Without knowing Rose’s exact setup in your account, you should not assume you can copy everything as-is. Some workflows, module settings, or content formats may need to be rebuilt inside BotLaunch because the two platforms are built around different dashboards and module systems.
Migration steps: Rose to BotLaunch
List what you rely on in Rose. Write down the features you use today, for example moderation rules, welcome messages, anti-spam or CAPTCHA, scheduled broadcasts, auto-responses, analytics, and any storefront or booking flows.
Connect your Telegram bot to BotLaunch. Add the bot to your target channel or group as an admin, then connect it in BotLaunch and start configuring modules from the dashboard.
Re-enable the modules you need in BotLaunch. From the BotLaunch dashboard, turn on the relevant modules (from 165 module types) and configure each one. Common categories include moderation (anti-spam, anti-flood, CAPTCHA and filters), user management (warnings and ban management), analytics, and automation (scheduler, broadcasts, triggers, and conversation flows).
Verify moderation and bot behavior with a small test. Confirm the modules you enabled behave as expected in your channel or group, especially anti-spam and CAPTCHA verification, and then gradually roll out to your full audience.
If you sell, build a Telegram Mini App in BotLaunch. Open the Mini App builder and choose from 21 ready-made storefront designs. Use the block-based builder (content blocks like product grid, categories, cart, search, reviews, bookings and availability, property listings, and more) and the theme engine to match your look.
Connect your bot and launch inside Telegram. After you preview and finalize the Mini App, connect your bot so the Mini App opens inside the chat.
Set expectations for checkout and fulfillment. Mini App orders are seller-fulfilled by default, with no payment processing. If you need card payments, move to a paid Mini App plan and use the Telegram Stripe provider token so card payments are accepted inside Telegram with money going to your own Stripe account.
FAQ
Will my Rose settings transfer automatically?
BotLaunch configures features through its own web dashboard modules. Without a confirmed export or import method from Rose, plan to recreate key module settings inside BotLaunch.
Do my customers need a website or a separate app?
No. BotLaunch Mini Apps open inside Telegram. Customers do not need a separate website and do not need to install a different app.
Can BotLaunch accept card payments inside Telegram?
Yes, on paid Mini App plans an own-bot shop can accept real card payments inside Telegram via a Telegram Stripe provider token, and the money goes to the seller’s own Stripe account. Mini App orders are seller-fulfilled by default.
What is the cost to run the Telegram bot manager?
Bot-Manager plans cost $0 (Free), $15 (Starter), $39 (Pro), or $99 (Business) per month.
What is the cost to run the Telegram Mini App store?
Mini App plans cost $0 (Free), $19 (Starter), $49 (Growth), or $99 (Business) per month.
Does BotLaunch support multiple channels in one place?
BotLaunch is built specifically for Telegram channels and groups and Telegram Mini Apps. It is not a multi-channel or omnichannel tool.