Questions about AdChat, answered directly

AdChat is a no-code chat marketing platform for Telegram and Instagram. Businesses use it to build chatbots in a visual flow builder, send broadcasts to segments of subscribers, answer customers from a shared team inbox, and take payments inside Telegram. It is a web application (SaaS) made by «ADCHAT» LLC, a company registered in Uzbekistan.

AdChat automates conversations between a business and its customers in messengers. Its main functions are a visual chatbot (flow) builder, a unified inbox with bot-to-human handoff, broadcasts and drip sequences, subscriber segmentation with tags and custom fields, in-chat payments through Click and Payme, an AI seller that answers from your catalog, referral links with source tracking, and analytics.

AdChat is made for small and medium businesses that sell or support customers in messengers: online stores, service businesses, course creators and bloggers, and agencies that run several clients. Its main market is Uzbekistan, with an interface in Uzbek, Russian and English and payment in so’m. International customers can pay in US dollars.

In three steps. You connect a channel — a Telegram bot with a token from @BotFather, or an Instagram Business account through Instagram login. You build a flow in the visual editor or start from a template, and publish it. From then on the bot answers subscribers automatically, and every conversation appears in the shared inbox, where your team can take over.

AdChat is developed and operated by «ADCHAT» LLC, registered in Fergana, Republic of Uzbekistan, in 2026. The website is adchat.uz and the application runs at app.adchat.uz. You can reach the team at info@adchat.uz.

The website and the application interface are available in Uzbek, Russian and English. Your bot can talk to customers in any language you write its messages in, and the AI seller can be set to answer in Uzbek, Russian or English.

Not yet. AdChat supports Telegram and Instagram today. WhatsApp Business, Discord, Slack and SMS are on the roadmap, without a promised date.

The flows, the inbox and segmentation are the same for both; the rules of the platforms differ. Telegram has no time limit on messaging, supports inline buttons with links, and supports in-chat payments through Click and Payme. Instagram allows messages only within 24 hours of the person’s last message, supports text quick replies, and adds its own triggers: story replies and post comments.

No. A Telegram bot is connected with a bot token through the Telegram Bot API, and an Instagram account through Instagram login and Meta’s Instagram API. AdChat never asks for the password of either account, and channel tokens are stored encrypted.

Platforms that solve similar tasks include ManyChat, SendPulse and Chatfuel internationally, and BotHelp and Salebot in the CIS. When you compare them, check four things: whether both Telegram and Instagram are supported, whether the interface exists in your language, how the plan is paid for from your country, and whether in-chat payments work with your local providers. AdChat’s answers: both channels; Uzbek, Russian and English; prepaid plans in so’m through Click and Payme, or in US dollars by card; Click and Payme invoices inside Telegram.

No. AdChat is a chat marketing platform: it keeps subscribers with tags, custom fields and conversation history, but it does not manage deals or pipelines. Data can be sent to a CRM through the HTTP request block or to Google Sheets.

No. Channels are connected in a guided wizard and flows are assembled from ready blocks in a visual editor. A developer is only useful if you want the HTTP request block to talk to your own systems.

AdChat has a free plan for up to 300 subscribers. Pro costs $13 a month and Business $42 a month, with a lower price when paid for a year. Plans are prepaid and never renew automatically, and a new account gets a 14-day Pro trial without a card.