Most relays make you duplicate the alert, or bill you once per destination. AlertSync fans a single webhook out to every chat you choose and counts it as one alert against your quota.
AlertSync can deliver one TradingView alert to several Telegram destinations at the same time. Add each chat, group or channel to the same webhook and every one of them receives the message when the alert fires. Starter allows 2 destinations per webhook, Pro 5, and Business unlimited. Critically, the fan-out counts as a single alert against your monthly quota — reaching ten chats costs the same as reaching one — because the value of the feature is amortising one TradingView alert across many audiences, not charging for each copy.
Add @AlertSyncOfficial_Bot to each group you want to reach, and as an administrator with posting rights to each channel. Your own private chat is available as soon as you link your account. The bot tracks every place it has been added, so all of them appear as selectable destinations.
Open New Webhook, or edit an existing one, and tick every destination you want in the Telegram Destinations checklist. The counter shows how many you have selected against your plan's cap. Save, and the webhook is now a fan-out.
Paste the single webhook URL into your TradingView alert's Webhook URL field. There is nothing else to configure — one alert, one URL, and AlertSync handles the fan-out on delivery.
From the webhook's detail panel you can add or remove individual destinations without recreating the webhook or touching TradingView. The last remaining destination cannot be removed — a webhook with nowhere to deliver would fail silently, so delete the webhook instead if you are finished with it.
Task-metered automation platforms charge per action, so posting to three chats spends three tasks per alert and a busy signals operation gets expensive quickly. AlertSync counts the incoming TradingView alert, not the outgoing copies. Fanning out to more chats never increases what you pay — the only thing your plan caps is how many destinations a single webhook may hold.
Deliveries run independently and in parallel. If the bot has been removed from one group, or a channel's permissions changed, that destination fails and the rest still receive the alert. The alert log records how many destinations were targeted and how many failed, along with the error Telegram returned, so a partial failure is visible rather than silent.
Destinations per webhook are the plan-gated part of fan-out:
The pattern shows up wherever one signal has more than one audience — a public channel for free subscribers plus a private group for paying ones; a team channel plus the trader's own phone; separate groups per market or per strategy, all fed from one alert.
The full walkthrough covers the whole flow end to end with screenshots of every screen — creating the webhook, linking Telegram with a six-digit code, and pasting the URL into a TradingView alert.
Read the setup guide →No. One TradingView alert counts as one alert no matter how many destinations it reaches. Your plan caps how many destinations a single webhook may hold — 2 on Starter, 5 on Pro, unlimited on Business — but never charges extra for the copies.
Yes. A single webhook can hold any mixture of your private chat, groups the bot has been added to, and channels it administers. They are all just destinations, and you tick whichever combination you want.
The others still go through. Each destination is delivered independently, so one failure never blocks the rest. The alert is recorded as sent with the failure count and the specific error attached, and it only counts as failed if every destination failed.
Yes. Destinations are managed from the webhook's detail panel in AlertSync, and the webhook URL never changes. Your TradingView alert keeps working untouched while the set of chats behind it changes.
No — Free is limited to 1 destination per webhook. Fan-out starts on Starter at ₹149/mo (≈$4/mo) with 2 destinations per webhook. You can still use Free to confirm the whole TradingView-to-Telegram flow works before upgrading.
Start on the Free plan — no card required — and watch your next TradingView signal land in Telegram in real-time.