# Channel Networks ### What is it? The **Channel Networks** section allows you to explore groups of Telegram channels combined into networks. These networks usually belong to the same owner or are managed as a unified content ecosystem. This tool helps you understand how channels are connected, analyze their combined performance, and evaluate them for advertising or research purposes. A **channel network** is a group of Telegram channels that: * are managed by one owner or team * share a similar topic or audience * may promote each other or operate as a content grid Analyzing networks instead of individual channels gives a broader and more strategic view of the Telegram ecosystem.
### What is shown in Channel Networks? The main page displays a list of networks ranked by key performance metrics. For each network, you can see: * **Network name** * **Number of channels** — how many channels are included * **Total subscribers** — combined audience size * **Growth (7d / 30d)** — audience change over time * **Publication views** — average or total views * **ER (Engagement Rate)** — engagement level of the audience ### Filters and controls * **Country filter** — analyze networks by region * **Sorting** — rank networks by subscribers, growth, views, and other metrics ### Why use Channel Networks? This section helps you: * find large and influential channel ecosystems * evaluate the total reach of a group of channels * identify promising networks for advertising placements * understand how channels are structured within the market ### Network details page When you click on a specific network, you open a detailed view with full analytics for all channels included in that network. ### Overview metrics At the top of the page, you will see: * **Total subscribers** — total audience across all channels * **Total views** — overall or average views across the network * **Growth dynamics** — changes in subscribers and views over time ### Channels inside the network Below is a table with all channels included in the network.
For each channel, the following data is available: * **Channel name** — name and username * **Subscribers** — total audience size * **Ads Index** — advertising quality score * **Growth (24h)** — daily audience change * **Growth (30d)** — monthly audience change * **Growth chart (90d)** — visual trend of growth * **Views** — average post views * **ER (Engagement Rate)** — audience engagement level ### Additional features * **Export** — download the channel list and metrics * **Customization** — adjust visible columns in the table * **Channels count** — total number of channels in the network ### How to use this page * analyze channels individually within a network * compare performance across channels * identify top-performing channels * select the most relevant channels for advertising instead of buying the whole network blindly ### Important * Networks may include both public and private channels * Some channels may have limited available data * Metrics are updated regularly and may change over time --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://telemetrio.gitbook.io/docs/catalog/interactive-blocks/channel-networks.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.