How to Earn Money from Your Telegram Mini App with Ads
Own a Telegram Mini App? Learn how ad earnings work: registration and approval, per-1,000 rates, fallback ads, referrals and withdrawals, plus honest tips on keeping traffic clean.
If you have built a Telegram Mini App, you already have something valuable: people who open it. Ads are one way to turn that attention into income without charging users. This guide explains how publishing on Adloop works, what you earn, how fallback ads behave, and how to keep your account in good standing.
What you need to join
- A Telegram Mini App with a bot username and Bot ID.
- The Mini App link, in the form https://t.me/botname/appname.
- The web hosting address of the app.
- Access to the bot's BotFather settings, so you can verify ownership with a code.
After you submit these details and verify the code, an administrator reviews and approves your app before ads are shown.
How earnings work
You earn per 1,000 valid ad views. Adloop's own advertisers pay the publisher rate of 0.80 USDT per 1,000. Fallback networks, such as Monetag and Adsgram, pay 0.30 USDT per 1,000. Rates can be changed by the platform, so always check the home page and your wallet for the current figure.
| Source of the ad | Publisher earns per 1,000 views |
|---|---|
| Adloop advertisers | 0.80 USDT |
| Fallback networks (Monetag, Adsgram) | 0.30 USDT |
What fallback ads are
When Adloop has no suitable advertiser for a user, it can show an ad from a fallback network instead, so that the slot does not stay empty. The Fallback Ads switch is OFF by default for each site. If you turn it on, roughly 40% of the time Adloop tries its own advertisers first, and about 60% of the time the fallback is tried first. Fallback pays less per 1,000 views than Adloop advertisers, so the switch is a trade-off between filling more slots and earning the higher rate.
Tip: start with fallback off if you care about rate
Leave fallback off if you want only Adloop advertisers at the higher rate, and turn it on later if you see many empty ad slots. Compare your earnings over a week for each setting.
Suspicious traffic and review
Impressions that look suspicious are sent to review rather than paid at once. Do not use scripts, repeated reloads or incentives that push users to farm ads. Clean, real traffic is the safest way to protect your account and your earnings.
Referral program
You can invite other publishers. For 90 days you receive 5% of their earnings from Adloop ads (1% on fallback ads), plus 2% of their channel earnings. It is paid by the platform and does not reduce what the invited publisher earns.
Withdrawing your money
- Open your wallet and check the balance.
- Enter your TON wallet address freshly each time (the address is not saved).
- Request an amount of at least the minimum withdrawal, currently 20 USDT.
- An administrator approves the request and the payout is sent in USDT over the TON network.
You can also move your publisher balance to your advertiser balance, which is useful if you want to run your own campaigns. Note that this transfer is one-way.
Tips to earn more, honestly
- Place the ad at a natural pause, such as between levels or before opening a section, not in the middle of an action.
- Do not show ads too often. Users who feel spammed leave and your traffic falls.
- Grow real users through your own content and communities rather than buying low-quality traffic.
- Check your wallet regularly and compare against your own traffic numbers.
When Adloop is not the right choice
Earnings depend on real traffic and on advertiser demand, so Adloop cannot promise a fixed income. A very small or brand-new app may earn little at first. The audience for ads is Telegram users only, and payouts are in USDT after manual approval, with a minimum withdrawal.
Frequently asked questions
How much can I earn?
It depends on your number of valid ad views and on which ads are shown. Multiply views by the per-1,000 rate to estimate, and expect results to vary.
Is there a minimum withdrawal?
Yes, currently 20 USDT. This is an admin setting and can change.
Do I need to turn on fallback ads?
No. It is off by default. Turn it on only if you want to fill slots when Adloop has no advertiser, knowing it pays less per 1,000 views.
Can a Telegram channel owner earn too?
Yes. Channel owners with at least 1,000 subscribers can host ads and receive 50% of the click revenue.