What AdLever Pro includes, what it costs monthly and yearly, the math on when it pays for itself, and who should stay on the free plan.
AdLever Pro is the paid plan on AdLever. It costs $79 a month, or $49 a month billed yearly, and adds three things to the free Core plan: 5,000 contacts of AdLever audience data every month, downloads of your audience data and creatives, and priority support. You don’t need Pro to run a campaign on streaming TV (also called OTT or connected TV, CTV), video or display. Pro is for advertisers who build audiences from AdLever’s data, or who want to take their audiences and ads out of the platform.
The Core plan is $0 a month, with no platform fee, and it’s the plan every account starts on. It includes:
On Core you pay only for the advertising itself. Streaming TV campaigns start at 1,000 households, about $26 a day at the lowest frequency, and the cost rises with the number of households and how often they see your ad.
Your audience data is priced separately from the ads, and it works like this:
That second line is where Pro comes in.
If you don’t have a customer list, or your list is too small for a campaign, you build your audience inside AdLever from attributes such as location, income, home ownership and presence of kids. Here is how that works without a list. Each contact in that audience is a verified household record, and on Core each one costs $0.25.
On Pro, the first 5,000 contacts you use each month are included in the plan. At $0.25 each, that is $1,250 of audience data a month.
A campaign starts at 1,000 households, so 5,000 contacts covers several campaign-sized audiences a month, or one larger audience.
Pro lets you download the audiences you build in AdLever and the ads you’ve made in the platform as files you keep. The household records you’ve paid for, or used from your monthly 5,000, leave with you, and so do the display and video creatives from the AI-assisted creative tools.
This is the feature agencies ask about most, because an audience built for one client can be kept in the client’s own records, and creatives made in AdLever can be used elsewhere.
Questions from Pro accounts go to the front of the support queue.
The platform fee is the only thing that changes between plans. Media is billed the same way on Core and Pro, so the question is simply whether the included audience data is worth more than the fee.
Put plainly:
Create a free AdLever account, then choose Upgrade to Pro from your account. You can switch between monthly and yearly billing on the same screen. The upgrade applies to your account right away, and any campaign you’ve already built stays as it is.
Sign up for AdLever and upgrade when you need the data, or book a demo and we’ll work out which plan fits how you advertise.
AdLever Pro is AdLever’s paid plan. For $79 a month, or $49 a month billed yearly, it adds 5,000 contacts of AdLever audience data every month, downloads of your audience data and creatives, and priority support to everything in the free Core plan.
$79 a month paid monthly, or $49 a month billed yearly, which is $588 for the year. Advertising is billed separately on every plan, starting at about $26 a day for 1,000 households.
No. The free Core plan includes unlimited campaigns, unlimited AI-assisted creatives, and streaming TV, video and display advertising. Pro adds included audience data, audience and creative downloads, and priority support.
They are household records from AdLever’s audience data, used when you build an audience from the 600+ attributes in the platform instead of uploading your own list. On Core each contact costs $0.25. On Pro the first 5,000 you use each month are included, which is $1,250 of data at the per-contact price.
No. Campaign pricing, minimums and inventory are the same on every plan. Pro lowers the cost of audience data, not media.
If you advertise to your own customer list and nothing else, Core covers it. If you build audiences from AdLever’s data, Pro is cheaper than paying $0.25 per contact once you use more than 316 contacts a month (196 on yearly billing), and one 1,000-household audience is already past that.
Build an audience from your own contacts or verified household data, and reach those households on the devices they actually use.