What is Albert?
Self-learning paid media optimisation across channels.
Who is Albert best for?
Albert is best for brands and agencies with large ad budgets who want an AI to run bids, budgets and audiences itself.
Brands with large ad budgets
The estimate form starts at $100k a year in ad spend, and the maker says Albert works best with a steady flow of conversion data.
Agencies and consultancies
Both are client types it quotes for, and it runs inside the ad accounts a team already has.
Moving budget across channels
It shifts spend between search, social and programmatic by results, instead of fixed channel budgets set up front.
Hands-off campaign tuning
It changes bids, audiences, schedules and budgets on its own, within limits you set, rather than leaving a list of recommendations.
How much does Albert cost?
Albert does not publish prices: it is sold as a customized plan through a Request an Estimate form that asks your company type and yearly ad budget, and the maker states no free plan or trial.
Albert (Albert.ai by Zoomd) quotes a customized plan for each client and shows no plan names or prices. The estimate form asks whether you are an advertiser or brand, an agency or a consultancy, and your yearly ad budget, in bands from $100k to over $10M. Plans and current prices are on albert.ai.
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What are the best Albert alternatives?
Three tools on Recaply do Albert's job.
Questions about Albert
What is Albert?
Self-learning paid media optimisation across channels.
Who is Albert for?
Albert is best for brands and agencies with large ad budgets who want an AI to run bids, budgets and audiences itself.
Is Albert free?
No. Albert is a paid tool.
What are the best Albert alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are AdBot, Adkit and Omneky.
Where can I try Albert?
On its official website, albert.ai.
Which ad channels does Albert work with?
Albert works with Google search and programmatic, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Bing, which the maker says covers about 90% of biddable ad inventory. It plugs into your existing ad accounts and adjusts bids, audiences and budgets there.







