People look for you on Telegram and find silence. ClipDrip turns your channel into a daily feed of your own content: clean covers, your title, and a button that sends people exactly where you earn. You set it up once, in about a minute, from your phone.

🔞 Pornhub — paste your performer or studio page. The bot reads your public catalogue and posts it on a schedule, never repeating a video until the whole list has run.
🍑 xHamster — same thing, paste your pornstar page.
📸 Photo pool — no public catalogue? Send your photos straight to the bot and paste the link the button should open: OnlyFans, your VIP channel, Linktree, anything that is yours. The channel rotates your photos by itself.
Open @DripClipsBot, tap “Add me to your channel”. The only permission it asks for is the one to post.
The bot notices it has been added and asks for your page. Paste it in chat, or build your photo pool. No commands to learn.
The first post goes out immediately. From then on it posts every day, on schedule, with clean covers by default so the channel does not get restricted. Pause, change frequency or remove it any time from the panel — it is your channel.
The button under each post passes through a counter before reaching your
content. Open /stats in the bot whenever you want: clicks per day,
per channel. That number is your proof that the feed is working — not our word,
your data.
Free, forever: 2 posts a day, 30 pool photos, a small “posted by ClipDrip” line under your posts.
Premium — $19.99/month by card, or $15/month · $99/year in crypto: 4 posts a day, no ClipDrip line on your posts, 200 pool photos, and AI-written captions in your language. Activates by itself right after payment, from the bot.
A channel that posts to nobody is a diary. We also bring real subscribers to it, which is the business we have been running for years. Ask us for the numbers on your market before you decide anything.
Use it on content you have the right to promote. On iPhone, adult channels stay hidden until the person changes one setting in Telegram, so part of mobile traffic is lost no matter how good the feed is: better you know now than after paying.