How AdLever puts your ad in front of the households you choose on Hulu, Netflix, Disney+ and other streaming services, and what it costs.

With AdLever, your ad can show on Hulu, Netflix, Disney+ and other streaming services without you buying each one separately. You choose the audience, from your own customer list or from 600+ audience attributes, and AdLever delivers your ad to those households on the services they watch. Campaigns start at about $26 a day.
Yes. AdLever places ads across premium streaming services, which can include Hulu, Netflix, Disney+, Peacock, Paramount+ and Roku.
You don’t open an account with each service. You set up one campaign in AdLever, and it reaches your audience across the services they use.
It starts with the audience, not the service.
So where your ad shows depends on what your audience watches. A household that watches Hulu on Monday and Netflix at the weekend can see your ad on both.
The industry name for this is addressable TV advertising.
AdLever delivers across premium streaming services, live TV and sports, streaming cable, and ad-supported services. That can include Hulu, Netflix, Disney+, ESPN, Peacock, Paramount+, Tubi, Pluto TV and Roku.
The same audience can also see your ad in online video and in display ads on websites and apps. The channels page shows the current list.
You choose the kind of placement: streaming TV, premium video or display. You can combine them and set how often each one runs.
You don’t pick a single app, a program or a time slot. What you choose is who sees the ad.
Because your customers don’t stay on one service.
If you buy one service, you reach your customers only when they happen to be there. You also pay to reach everyone else on that service, including people far outside the area you serve.
When you choose the audience:
A roofer can reach homeowners in the ZIP codes they serve. A restaurant can reach nearby families. A shop can reach the people already on its mailing list. AdLever campaigns average 6× the industry click-through rate.
The estimator on the pricing page shows the cost for your audience size.
Disney sells ads on Hulu and Disney+ through its own self-serve tool. You target by ZIP code, age, gender, interests and the type of show, and your ad runs on Disney’s services. Netflix sells ads through its sales team and large ad-buying platforms, and does not publish a self-serve option for small businesses.
AdLever is different in two ways:
If you want to reach specific households wherever they watch, that is what AdLever is built for.
You need a video ad. If you don’t have one, you can generate one in AdLever from your logo, photos and website, and review it before it runs.
Book a demo and we’ll build a sample audience for your business, or estimate a campaign on the pricing page.
Yes. AdLever delivers your ad to the households you choose on the streaming services they watch, which can include Hulu. You don’t need a separate Hulu account. Campaigns start at about $26 a day.
Netflix does not publish a self-serve option for small businesses. With AdLever, a small business can reach households that watch Netflix, because Netflix can be among the services where ads are delivered, depending on availability.
With AdLever, you choose the audience and your ad is delivered across the streaming services those households watch, which can include Disney+. You don’t need a separate Disney+ account.
With AdLever, campaigns start at about $26 a day for 1,000 households. That covers the services those households watch, which can include Hulu, and not Hulu alone. The cost rises with the number of households and how often they see the ad.
On AdLever you choose the audience and the kind of placement, and the ad follows those households across the services they watch. No single service is guaranteed.
No. You can upload a customer list or build an audience from 600+ audience attributes such as location, income, home ownership and presence of kids.
Build an audience from your own contacts or verified household data, and reach those households on the devices they actually use.