Answer guide

How to send GA4 reports to Telegram.

Use GA4 as the source, any Node.js scheduler as the runner, and Telegram as the destination for a daily website analytics summary.

This page answers the practical setup questions people ask when they want automated Google Analytics reports without building a custom reporting service from scratch.

GA4 Telegram report workflow preview

What is the easiest way to send GA4 reports to Telegram?

The easiest way is a scheduled Node.js job. Web Analytics Reporter reads GA4 through the Google Analytics Data API, formats yesterday's metrics, and sends the summary through a Telegram bot.

What metrics can the report include?

The default report includes active users, sessions, page views, top countries, top sources, top pages, and selected custom events.

Can I run it without Vercel?

Yes. Run it from plain Node cron, GitHub Actions, Netlify Functions, Railway, Express, Vercel Cron, or another Node.js scheduler.

Do I need Google Tag Manager?

No. This package reads reporting data from GA4. Your website only needs to send page views and events to GA4, either directly with gtag.js or through another tracking setup.

How do I add another website?

Create a GA4 property for the website, give the service account Viewer access, then add another site object with a new ID and GA4 property ID.

Is a service account safe?

It is safe when scoped carefully. Give the service account Viewer access only, store the private key in environment variables, and rotate leaked keys immediately.

Search terms this package is built to answer.

These are the exact problems Web Analytics Reporter solves for developers and founders.

GA4 Telegram report

Send daily Google Analytics metrics to a Telegram chat automatically.

Google Analytics Telegram bot

Use your own Telegram bot token and chat ID instead of relying on a hosted dashboard service.

Vercel Cron analytics

Run scheduled analytics reports from a Vercel serverless function.

GitHub Actions analytics report

Use a scheduled GitHub Actions workflow to send the report without hosting a separate app.

Daily website analytics summary

Summarize yesterday's traffic, sources, countries, pages, and events.

Multi-site GA4 reporting

Report one website or all configured websites from the same endpoint.

Node.js analytics reports

Keep reporting code close to your app with no separate hosted dashboard to manage.

Detailed setup guides.

Use these pages when you need implementation details for a specific scheduler or reporting model.

Next step

Install the package and test with dryRun.

Use dryRun=1 first so you can verify the GA4 response and final message before sending anything to Telegram.

Questions or feedback: contact@analyticsreporter.xyz