Mira vs TeleClaw: Which AI Bot Fits Your Telegram Channel

TeleClaw and Mira both work inside Telegram, but they do different jobs. TeleClaw is a general AI agent that does what you ask in a chat. Mira is a Telegram bot that searches your sources and scores items against your channel topic. The best items wait as drafts for your approval. For other tools, see all AI bots for Telegram, sorted by job.

We make Mira, so we are not neutral. We want you to pick the right tool, even when it is not ours.

We checked the TeleClaw facts on 2026-10-11 on its own pages. We did not sign up or pay, so this is not a hands-on test. If a fact is wrong, write to us via the contact page.

What we checked and what we could not

We read TeleClaw's public pages and did not create an account. So we can tell you what TeleClaw says about itself. We cannot tell you how well it works.

What its pages state:

• What it is. The home page calls it "Telegram's AI Agent for groups & channels." It can "research, write, code, and automate tasks."
• Where it works. The features page lists groups, supergroups, channels and private chats. It names Claude, GPT-5.5 and Gemini as models.
• Channel posting. The channel bot page describes a posting schedule and content templates. It says channel bots can pull from RSS feeds and summarize news.
• Other apps. The connectors page lists 1,000 connectors, YouTube and Reddit among them.
• Price. The pricing page sells credit packs from $10 to $100. Credits never expire.
• Refunds. The terms allow refund requests for payments made in the last 30 days.

What we could not confirm:

• The cost of one post. The pricing page says usage "varies by model and task." It gives no price per post.
• What the free start includes. The pages say "Start for free" and "try the available free features." They give no numbers.
• Approval of channel posts. The channel bot page says it can draft posts and announcements. It also says scheduled posts start once the bot is an admin. We found no page that says a draft waits for your approval.
• How it picks news. We found no page on how TeleClaw picks news for a post. We also found none on how it skips repeats.
• Private Telegram channels as sources. Not stated on its pages.

Treat the second list as open questions. If they matter to you, test them on TeleClaw's free start before you buy credits.

How do TeleClaw and Mira compare, fact by fact?

TeleClaw is a wide tool that you direct. Mira is a narrow tool with a fixed flow. The table shows what each one's own pages and catalog say.

TeleClaw facts come from its home page, features, pricing, channel bot page, connectors and terms, checked on 2026-10-11. Mira facts come from How Mira works and our plan catalog.

Where is TeleClaw stronger?

TeleClaw is stronger when your job is bigger than filling one channel. It is built to act on what you ask, in many places.

• Groups. It can sum up a long thread, flag spam and run polls. Mira has no group tools.
• Comments. Its channel bot page says it can answer comments under channel posts and flag spam there. Mira does not handle comments.
• Other apps. Through connectors it can, for example, post to Reddit or manage a YouTube channel. Mira only reads those sources.
• Choice of model. You can pick Claude, GPT-5.5, Gemini and other models. It can also run code on a cloud computer.
• No subscription. You buy credits once, and they do not expire. You pay only when you use it.

If you run a busy group, or you want one agent for many tasks, we recommend TeleClaw. Mira will not help with those jobs.

Where is Mira stronger?

Mira is stronger when your channel needs fresh posts every day and you want to approve each one. You set it up once and do not write instructions.

• A clear list of sources. You add sources of six kinds: websites, Telegram, YouTube, Reddit, Google News and Bluesky. Mira checks each source and shows its status, such as Working or Needs a check.
• Picking by your topic. You describe the channel in a Profile: topic, audience, tone and what to avoid. Mira scores each item against it and skips repeats of your past posts. You read the best items, not every link.
• You approve first. Each item waits in your Inbox with the reason Mira picked it. You edit it, then publish it or add it to your Plan. On Free, a planned post goes out on its own at your time.
• Auto-publish with rules. On Pro, you set posts per day, a time window and the lowest score allowed. Mira shows the rules on one screen before you turn it on.
• A known price. Free has fixed limits, such as 5 websites and 3 topic drafts a day. Pro has one flat price, 500 Telegram Stars, 690 RUB or 7 USDT per month.

If your channel lives on news from the web, we recommend Mira. The How Mira works page shows the full flow.

Want to see it on your own topic? Add one website in Mira and read the first drafts.

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Which one should you pick?

Pick by the question you ask every day. "What do I post today?" points to Mira. "Who keeps this chat in order?" points to TeleClaw.

Use both only when you really have both jobs. Two tools that post to the same channel can publish the same news twice.

Your sources may be other Telegram channels. Then read Mira vs Junction Bot. If you only need one RSS feed posted as it is, see the RSS to Telegram guide.

Frequently asked questions

What we recommend for a channel that needs posts

If your problem is an empty channel and a long list of websites to read, we recommend Mira. If your problem is a busy chat or many tasks at once, we recommend TeleClaw. Start with the one that matches your daily question.

Add one source in Mira and read the first drafts.

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