Quick guide

How to add links & get the most out of mxsender

It takes about a minute to set up your first monitor. Here's how to add a link the right way, plus tips that make your alerts faster and cleaner.

Add your first monitor

  1. Open the bot

    Tap “Open in Telegram”, then press Start. You can manage everything from the menu.

  2. Send a search or listing link

    Tap ➕ Add monitor, or simply paste the URL of a search or category page into the chat.

  3. Name it & pick an interval

    Give the monitor a short name and choose how often it should check — from every 10 minutes to weekly.

  4. You're done

    mxsender starts watching immediately and pings you the moment a new listing appears.

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Send a list or search page (one that shows many items) — not a single item's page. The bot needs a page where new items appear over time.

🔀Get the right URL

The link you send decides what you'll be alerted about. A couple of small tweaks make a big difference:

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    Sort by newest first. On the website, set sorting to show the latest listings, then copy the URL — this helps the bot catch new items reliably.
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    Add filters to cut the noise. Set price, location and keywords on the site so you only get listings you actually want, then copy that filtered URL.
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    Copy the full link from the address bar. After applying sorting and filters, copy the URL straight from your browser and send that exact link.
Tip: open your link in a private/incognito window to confirm it still shows the results you expect before sending it.

💡Popular ways people use it

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Finding a place to rent

Track apartments in a specific district and price range — good rentals go fast, so speed wins.

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Chasing rare second-hand finds

Set an alert for a specific gadget, instrument or collectible and never miss a fresh listing.

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Spotting deals to resell

Catch underpriced items the minute they appear and flip them for a profit.

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⚙️Fine-tune your alerts

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    Getting too many pings? Silence a monitor for quiet, no-sound delivery, or tighten its filters.
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    Still too much? Pick a longer check interval so you get fewer, calmer notifications.
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    Need to change a search? Re-add the monitor with the new URL — that's the quickest way to update filters.
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    Taking a break? Pause a monitor anytime and resume it when you're back.

📨Why you get too few — or too many — alerts

The alerts you receive mirror the search link you gave the bot. Two settings decide almost everything: sorting and filters.

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Too few or no alerts

Most marketplaces sort by “relevance” by default and show promoted listings on top, so genuinely new items never reach the first rows — and the bot finds nothing new. If your goal is to catch the newest publications, open your search on the site, switch sorting to “newest first”, and give the bot that URL. Also check the filters: a too-narrow price range or a typo in the keyword can hide everything.

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Too many alerts

A broad query — one generic word, no category, no price range — can flood you with messages. Narrow the search: pick the exact category, set a realistic price range, put the model into the keyword. You can also mute a monitor (🔕 silent mode) or switch it to a slower schedule and review alerts in batches.

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The bot watches your alert flow too: if a monitor goes quiet for days or turns noisy, it will message you a tip with the likely fix.