Several Indian development shops will build you a bespoke TradingView-to-Telegram bot, quoted on request. That is the right call for some projects and badly oversized for most. Here is how to tell which you are.
Commissioning a custom TradingView-to-Telegram bot gets you exactly the behaviour you specify — your own branding, your own infrastructure, optional exchange execution, whatever dashboard you want — on an agency timeline and an agency quote, typically without public pricing. A hosted relay like AlertSync gives you the standard behaviour immediately for ₹149/mo (≈$4/mo), with a free tier to prove it first. Custom development is worth it when the requirement is genuinely non-standard or the bot is part of a product you are selling; for a trader who wants signals in Telegram, it is a large amount of money and time for something already available off the shelf.
Agencies in this space — DotPhi Infosolutions, based in Nashik and Mumbai, is the one that ranks for this query — build TradingView webhook processors that broadcast into Telegram groups, log to a database, and can optionally trigger execution APIs on exchanges such as Binance. Pricing is not published; the site offers a quote on enquiry. What you receive is a bespoke system you own and run.
dotphi.com ↗Highlighted cells mark the stronger option on that row.
| Feature | AlertSync | custom bot development |
|---|---|---|
| Published pricing | Yes — ₹0 to ₹649/mo, on the site | No — quote on enquiry |
| Time to first working alert | About two minutes | A development engagement |
| Try before you pay | Yes — free plan, no card | No — scoped and quoted first |
| Ongoing hosting and maintenance | Included | Yours, or a retainer |
| Cost to change your mind | Cancel — it is a monthly plan | Sunk build cost |
| Your own branding on the bot | No — shared AlertSync bot | Yes — your bot, your name |
| Bespoke logic and integrations | No — fixed feature set | Yes — built to your spec |
| Exchange execution (e.g. Binance) | No — notifications only | Yes, if scoped |
| You own the source code | No | Yes, typically |
custom bot development pricing and features were checked against their public site in September 2026. Third-party pricing changes without notice — confirm current rates on their site before deciding. AlertSync figures come from our own plan limits and are current.
The bot is part of something you are selling, or the requirement is genuinely unusual. If subscribers must see your brand rather than ours, if alerts have to trigger orders on an exchange, if you need a custom dashboard, your own database of signal history, or logic no off-the-shelf relay expresses — that is a real development project and an agency is the right answer. Owning the source code matters if this becomes core to your business.
You want signals in Telegram and nothing more exotic. The standard requirement — a TradingView alert reaching your chat, your group or your channel, reliably, with a log you can check — is already solved, and AlertSync does it for ₹149/mo with a free tier so you can confirm it works before spending anything. There is no scoping call, no quote, no delivery date, and nothing to host. If your needs grow past it later, you have lost a few hundred rupees rather than a build budget.
You do not have to commit to find out. The Free plan needs no card and covers 50 alerts a month, and switching an existing TradingView alert over is a single field: replace the webhook URL and save. Your alert message body, TradingView variables and templates all carry across unchanged, because AlertSync accepts plain text and JSON alike.
Read the full setup guide →Agencies in this space generally do not publish prices — DotPhi, for instance, offers a quote on enquiry rather than a rate card. Cost depends on scope: broadcasting alerts to a group is a small project, while adding exchange execution, a dashboard and signal-history storage is a much larger one. You should also budget for hosting and ongoing maintenance, which are yours after delivery.
Not on the bot itself — alerts arrive from the shared @AlertSyncOfficial_Bot, so subscribers see that name. The message content is entirely yours: AlertSync forwards your alert text exactly as written, and you can turn off the quick-action buttons so nothing but your own text appears in the chat. If white-labelled branding is a requirement, a custom build is the honest answer.
That is the intended use. Alerts fan out to every destination independently, so one failing chat does not block the others, and every alert is logged with its full payload and delivery outcome for you to audit. Paid plans keep those logs 7 to 90 days depending on tier, and our service commitments are published on the SLA page rather than left to a sales conversation.
Then you commission the build with much better information — you will know your real alert volume, which features you actually use, and what the standard product does not do for you. Starting hosted costs a few hundred rupees to learn that; starting with a build means specifying it all up front and paying for guesses.
A 33-integration alert-to-execution hub. We are cheaper on the entry tier, and it cannot bill in INR at all.
ReadThe closest like-for-like rival. AlertSync is roughly a fifth of the price for the same job.
ReadSends alerts into MetaTrader, not into Telegram — for them Telegram is a source. A different job entirely.
ReadA general automation platform. You supply your own BotFather bot, and every chat you fan out to burns another task.
ReadStart on the Free plan — no card required — and watch your next TradingView signal land in Telegram in real-time.