Revenue tracking

See how much your bots earn in Stars — in the app and via @devnulll_bot.

When your bots accept Stars payments, dev>nulll counts that revenue for you and shows it in one place — across every live bot — so you always know how much you’re earning.

Where to see it

In the app

Open the Analytics tab. The Revenue panel shows:

  • Per-bot revenue — how much each live bot has earned, in Stars (XTR), with an approximate USD value for reference.
  • Portfolio total — the combined revenue across all your deployed bots.
  • Star balance — the withdrawable balance for a bot, read live from Telegram.

Via @devnulll_bot

Message @devnulll_bot and send /revenue. It replies with the same portfolio summary, so you can check your numbers from your phone without opening the app.

What counts

  • Only live (deployed) bots are tracked — revenue is read from each running bot’s state on the server. Bots you only build and test locally don’t generate real payments, so there’s nothing to count.
  • Only Telegram Stars (XTR) earned inside your bots. In-bot payments are Stars-only (crypto is for the dev>nulll subscription, not for your bots’ customers).

Getting paid out (Fragment)

Your Stars belong to you and are withdrawn through Telegram’s own rails — typically by converting them to TON on Fragment. Telegram applies its own holding period before Stars become withdrawable (around three weeks after the payment).

The Revenue panel shows your current balance and links you to Fragment to start a payout — it’s a navigator, not a processor. dev>nulll never moves the funds; you complete the withdrawal yourself in Telegram/Fragment.