What AdLever is, how precise household targeting works, where the ads show, what it costs, and what it doesn’t do.

AdLever is a self-serve advertising platform that shows your ads to the specific audience you choose, on streaming TV (also called connected TV, or CTV), online video and display. You bring a customer list or build an audience from 600+ audience attributes, and AdLever reaches it household by household, on the devices of the people who live there. Campaigns start at about $26 a day, and the Core plan has no platform fee.
Most TV advertising is bought by the program or by the market. You pay for everyone who is watching and hope enough of them are your customers.
AdLever works the other way round. You decide who should see the ad first, and the ad is delivered only to those households. The industry name for this is addressable TV advertising. You may also hear it called targeted TV advertising.
In practice, a roofer can reach homeowners in the five ZIP codes they serve. A restaurant can reach families within a short drive. A shop can reach the customers already on its mailing list. The same audience can see the ad on the living-room TV, in online video, and in display ads on the websites and apps they use.
Less of your budget goes to people who can never become customers.
A cable or broadcast buy covers a whole market. If you serve one corner of it, most of what you paid for is wasted. When you choose the households, the money goes only to homes that fit.
Two numbers show the difference:
Precision also changes what a small budget can do. The money that would reach a whole city once can reach a few thousand of the right households many times, and repetition is how people come to remember a name.
There are four steps, and you can do all of them yourself on the self-serve CTV advertising platform.
Most first campaigns go from account creation to launch in 20 minutes or less.
With streaming TV advertising, your ads show on the services your audience watches, which can include Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, Peacock, Paramount+ and Roku, as well as in online video and display placements.
You don’t buy one channel at a time. You choose the audience, and the ad follows those households across the services they use. Here is how that works.
The estimator on the pricing page shows the cost for a specific audience size and frequency.
You don’t need a media-buying background. If you already work with an agency or a marketer, they can run your campaigns on AdLever too.
Book a demo and we’ll walk through an audience for your business, or estimate a campaign on the pricing page.
AdLever is a self-serve advertising platform for streaming TV (connected TV, or CTV), online video and display. You choose the audience, from your own customer list or from 600+ audience attributes, and AdLever delivers your ads to those households on the devices of the people who live there. Campaigns start at about $26 a day.
No. AdLever is an advertising platform. It places your ads on streaming services your audience already watches, which can include Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, Peacock and Roku, and in online video and display.
No. AdLever places ads on streaming TV, in premium online video, and in display placements on websites and apps. It doesn’t place ads on social platforms such as Facebook, Instagram or TikTok.
No. A customer list is one way to start. You can also build an audience from 600+ audience attributes such as location, income, home ownership and presence of kids, with no list at all.
There is no platform fee on the Core plan. Streaming TV campaigns start at about $26 a day for 1,000 households at the lowest frequency, and the cost rises with audience size and frequency. The pricing page has an estimator.
Yes. Many agencies run client campaigns on AdLever, and a business can also run its own. Both work from the same self-serve workflow.
Build an audience from your own contacts or verified household data, and reach those households on the devices they actually use.