Moving from Adstat to Adsly: Connect Your Accounts Without Stopping Campaigns

You do not have to leave Adstat to start using Adsly. An account opened through Adstat connects to Adsly Pro Panel with your Adstat login and password, your campaigns keep running, and Adstat itself keeps working exactly as before. This guide walks through the connection, shows what each tool does according to its own site, and is honest about what Adstat does better.

Everything said about Adstat below was checked on adstat.pro, its strategies page and Magnetto’s Telegram Ads page on 3 October 2026. Where those pages are silent, so are we.

When Adsly Is the Better Fit

Adstat is the analytics and automation tool built by Magnetto, a Telegram Ads seller, and its site lists bulk ad creation, auto-bidding strategies, competitor ad search, ad labelling and a pre-launch moderation check. Advertisers add Adsly, or move to it, for reasons that have to do with how they work rather than with something Adstat lacks:

• Accounts from more than one source. Pro Panel puts accounts connected from ads.telegram.org — Euro, TON and Stars — next to accounts connected from an Adstat login, in one dashboard with one set of rules.

• A tool that is not tied to where the account was opened. Pro Panel is a subscription — Free, Pro at $129/month, Agency at $229/month — and it is included at no cost with any account Adsly opens.

• A team with per-account access. On the Agency plan every person has their own login and holds Manager or Viewer access on each account separately.

• Declined ads handled after the decline. Recreate re-submits a declined ad every hour until it is approved; AI Recreate does the same with a new text each time.

• Rules that use your own conversions. Postbacks from your tracker put leads, purchases and revenue into the campaign table, and rules can act on cost per lead or ROAS, not only on clicks.

• Opening accounts without paperwork. Adsly opens Euro accounts as World accounts for every available country except Russia and Ukraine, or as separate Russia and Ukraine accounts at the same price, paid in any cryptocurrency, with no KYC.

If your work depends on ad labelling for Russia, on searching competitors’ ads, or on reacting faster than once an hour, keep Adstat for those — see “What Adsly does not have” below.

What You Keep, What Changes

Connecting an account does not copy it or move it. Pro Panel reads and manages the same account, so nothing has to be re-created.

The table shows how each part of your setup looks on both sides once the account is connected.

Aspect	In Adstat	In Adsly Pro Panel
The account	Stays in your Adstat login	Connected with that same login; still yours in Adstat
Campaigns, texts, targets, budgets	Unchanged	Synced as they are
Statistics	Adstat’s reports	Current totals on sync; hourly history from the day you connect
Automation	Strategies	Rules — rebuilt by hand, see Step 4
Team access	Not described on its site	Manager or Viewer per account (Agency plan)
Interface	English site and login	English and Russian
Competitor ad search	Built in	Not available

Because both tools act on the same account, a change made in one shows up in the other after its next sync.

Step-by-Step Migration

You do not need to disconnect anything in Adstat first.

Step 1: Create your Adsly login

Sign up at adsly.pro. Every new login gets 3 days of Pro, with nothing to pay up front.

Step 2: Connect your accounts

On the add-account screen choose Connect Adstat account, enter your Adstat login and password, and pick the accounts to add from the list that comes back. This option is switched on for the Agency plan; on other plans, message @adsly_pro to have it enabled. An account already connected by someone else is shown greyed out.

Accounts you hold directly on ads.telegram.org — TON, Stars, or a Euro account you log into yourself — connect on the same screen by phone verification, with the browser extension, or with a session token pasted by hand.

Step 3: Wait for the first sync

Pro Panel pulls every campaign with its status, text, targets, budget and totals. How long that takes depends on how many campaigns the account holds. The Sync button runs it again on demand and reports how many campaigns were added and updated.

Step 4: Rebuild your strategies as rules

Strategies do not transfer; you set them up again as rules. A rule is a set of conditions joined by “all” or “any”, an action, and an optional limit. Conditions can use views, clicks, actions, CTR, CVR, spend, CPC, CPA, CPM and budget, plus conversion metrics from postbacks; actions are pause, activate, set, raise or lower CPM, add or reduce budget, and notify. A rule can sit on one campaign, a group, a selection or the whole account.

Typical translations:

• “Pause if the bid gets too expensive” → IF CPM above your threshold THEN pause.

• “Scale what works” → IF CTR above target AND CPA below target THEN add budget, with a limit on the total.

• “Stop low performers” → IF spend above a limit AND clicks below a minimum THEN pause.

Two differences to plan for. Adsly checks rules once an hour, while Adstat’s strategy page describes checks as often as every 10 minutes. And each Adsly condition has its own measurement window, from the last hour to the last 168 hours or all time, so “spend in the last 6 hours” and “CTR over all time” can sit in the same rule.

Step 5: Verify campaigns are synced

Open the same account in both tools and compare a handful of campaigns: status, budget, CPM and targets should match. If something differs, press Sync and check again before you rely on rules.

Step 6: Decide what stays in Adstat

Switch off each Adstat strategy you have replaced with an Adsly rule, so that two automations are not changing the same bid. Keep using Adstat for what Adsly does not do — competitor ad search and ad labelling — for as long as you need them.

Zero Downtime: Run Both Tools Side by Side

“Will my campaigns stop during the move?” is the question we hear first. They will not: connecting an account to Pro Panel changes nothing in the campaigns themselves, and Adstat keeps its own access.

The one rule is that automation should live in one place per account. An Adstat strategy and an Adsly rule that both manage the same campaign’s CPM will undo each other’s work.

A working plan — an estimate to adapt, not a schedule we measured:

• Day 1: create the Adsly login, connect accounts, check the sync.

• Days 2–5: run both tools. Build your rules in Adsly with the “notify” action first, so you see when they would fire without anything changing.

• Days 6–7: switch the rules to real actions and turn off the matching Adstat strategies.

• After that: keep Adstat for the features you still use there.

Feature Comparison After Migration

What you gain

• One dashboard for every account — Adstat accounts next to Euro, TON and Stars accounts from ads.telegram.org.

• Bulk creation and editing — texts × links × targets built into separate campaigns in one pass; mass changes of CPM, budget and status; one campaign copied up to 100 times.

• AI text generation — up to 25 ad texts per click.

• Recreate and AI Recreate — declined ads re-submitted hourly until approved.

• AutoCPM — hourly visibility checks on the channels and bots a campaign targets, moving the bid 10% at a time.

• Postbacks and API — leads, conversions, purchases and revenue from your tracker in the campaign table and in rules; API keys on Pro and Agency.

• Team access — Manager or Viewer per account on the Agency plan.

What Adsly does not have

• Competitor ad search. Adstat’s site describes a built-in search of competitors’ ads and the channels they target. Pro Panel has no such tool.

• Ad labelling for Russia. Adstat lists auto-labelling among its features. Pro Panel does not obtain or attach ERID tokens.

• Checks every 10 minutes. Adstat’s strategy page describes condition checks as often as every 10 minutes and up to 8 scenarios per campaign. Adsly rules and AutoCPM run hourly.

• A pre-launch review. Adstat’s site promises an expert review of your channel and creatives before launch. Adsly works on the other side of moderation: Recreate after a decline, and human escalation of a declined ad on Euro accounts opened through Adsly.

If any of these is central to how you work, the sensible setup is both tools on the same account.

Pricing Comparison

Adstat and Adsly charge for different things, so they are compared line by line rather than as one price against another.

The Adstat column quotes its own site; where the site gives no figure, the cell says so.

Aspect	Adsly	Adstat (per adstat.pro)
How the tool is paid for	Subscription: Free $0, Pro $129/month, Agency $229/month; included with any account Adsly opens	”No hidden fees, subscriptions, or unexpected charges” — you pay the service fee on your ad budget
Service fee on ad budget	A commission on the amount you load, only on accounts Adsly opens and tops up for you	”Customized based on your total budget”
Minimum to open an account	€500 ad budget as standard, crypto and stocks included; €5,000 + 30% commission for gambling, nutra, adult and binary options	€500 minimum deposit
Trial	3 days of Pro at sign-up	Not stated on its site
Longer periods	10% / 20% / 30% off for 3 / 6 / 12 months	Not applicable

Pro Panel’s price depends on the plan and the number of account slots — $19/month for each extra one — not on how much you spend on ads.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I run Adsly and Adstat at the same time?

Yes. Pro Panel connects to an Adstat account with your Adstat login, and Adstat keeps working as before. Just keep the automation for any one campaign in one tool.

Will I lose my campaign history when switching?

No. The campaigns and their totals stay in the account and are read on the first sync. What starts fresh is Pro Panel’s own hour-by-hour history, which is recorded from the day you connect.

Do I need to re-create my campaigns in Adsly?

No. Existing campaigns are synced with their texts, targets, budgets and statuses. The only thing you rebuild is automation: Adstat strategies become Adsly rules.

How long does the migration take?

Connecting an account is a matter of minutes, and the first sync depends on how many campaigns it holds. The part that takes real time is rebuilding and testing your rules — give it a few days with both tools running.

Does Adsly open accounts, or only manage them?

Both. Adsly is a Telegram Ads partner that opens Euro accounts — in 48 hours from payment, no KYC, no documents, no company of your own, payment in any cryptocurrency — and the accounts it opens come with access on ads.telegram.org and with Pro Panel. Pro Panel also manages accounts you already have, whoever opened them.

What about the Adstat spy tool?

Adsly has no competitor ad search. If you rely on it, keep your Adstat access for research and run campaign management and rules in Pro Panel; the two do not conflict.