Gloriads vs Adbrew

The Adbrew alternative without the $799 floor

Adbrew costs at least $799 a month, or a share of your ad spend when that is higher, and asks 30 days' written notice to leave. Gloriads runs your rules on all four ad types for a price that starts at $29 and follows your spend. At $10,000 of monthly ad spend, you keep $6,720 a year.

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Updated October 25, 20266 min readAdbrew prices and terms read on their own pages on October 24, 2026.

Price$239 vs $799 a monthAt $10,000 of monthly ad spend. Adbrew's floor covers every spend up to about $39,950; Gloriads takes no percentage of your ad spend up to $100,000 a month.
CommitmentA free trial vs a sales demoGloriads starts with 14 days free, without a card, and stops in one click. Adbrew shows no trial on its pricing page and asks 30 days' written notice to leave.
ReachKDP authors, Merch and Streaming TVGloriads serves sellers, vendors, KDP authors and Merch on Demand on 23 marketplaces, with Streaming TV in beta. Adbrew serves sellers and vendors, without Streaming TV.

The short answerGloriads is the better Adbrew alternative if you run Amazon Sponsored Ads and want to pay for what you spend: rules you control that run as often as every hour, a free trial, no notice period, and $239 instead of $799 a month at $10,000 of ad spend. Keep Adbrew if you need Amazon DSP, AMC, Walmart or hourly dayparting.

What is Adbrew?

Adbrew is Amazon and Walmart advertising software made by Adbrew Software Private Limited, a company in New Delhi founded by former Amazon employees and incorporated in 2022. It is an Advanced partner in Amazon's partner directory.

It manages Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display with rules and AI, and adds Amazon DSP (on its own DSP seat for advertisers below Amazon's minimum), Amazon Marketing Cloud reports and audiences, and Walmart Connect. Streaming TV is not among the products it lists.

Its automation is built from rulesets, with hourly dayparting from Amazon Marketing Stream, a budget planner, and Adbrew Intelligence, AI agents that analyse an account and make changes. Its MCP server lets your AI assistant read your ads and, after your approval, change them.

How Adbrew pricing works in 2026

Adbrew Standard costs $799 a month or a percentage of your ad spend, whichever is greater, for accounts that spend up to $500,000 a month. Above that, Enterprise is quoted, with API access and a custom domain.

The percentage is no longer on the pricing page. From August 2024 to May 2025 it read 2%; at that rate the floor covers every spend up to $39,950, so most small and mid-sized accounts simply pay $799. The floor itself rose from $499 to $799 between October 2025 and February 2026.

Share of voice beyond the included keywords, extra shareable dashboards, DSP on Adbrew's seat and advanced AMC are add-ons, without published prices. There is no free trial on the pricing page, and the terms ask 30 days' written notice to leave, with no refunds.

Gloriads charges one price set by last month's ad spend, from $29 a month, and no percentage up to $100,000 a month. Every account starts with a 14-day free trial, without a card, and you cancel online whenever you choose.

Why sellers look for an Adbrew alternative

The reasons come back in comparisons and reviews, and most are written on Adbrew's own pages:

The $799 floor, which a seller spending a few thousand dollars a month pays in full.
A share of ad spend above the floor that is no longer published, and add-ons priced on request.
No self-serve trial: a demo comes first.
A written notice of 30 days to leave, with no refunds.
A tool for experts: reviewers on G2 say it will overwhelm someone who does not already understand Amazon advertising.
No KDP authors, no Merch on Demand and no Streaming TV.

How Gloriads works differently

Gloriads does one thing: Amazon Sponsored Ads, for sellers, vendors, KDP authors and Merch on Demand. It runs rules you can read, written as IF, AND, OR, NOT and ELSE IF on any metric and any time window, from ready-made templates or from scratch, on all four ad types, and acting on bids, budgets, keywords, negatives, placements and campaign states.

Before a rule acts, Test now runs it on your real account and lists every change it would make. Once it is on, it runs as often as you choose, from every hour to every 3 months, inside guardrails: ceilings on bids and budgets, a cooldown between two changes, your own edits left alone for 7 days, and the safest change winning when two rules disagree.

Every change lands in Activity with the rule and the figures that caused it, and one click undoes it, or a whole rule run. Lists of keywords and ASINs you never want negated keep your brand out of every negative, whatever a rule decides.

Around the rules, Gloriads launches campaigns in bulk from a plan or a spreadsheet, copies them to other marketplaces with keywords translated and bids converted, keeps a monthly budget per marketplace with pacing, and shows every marketplace and ad type on one dashboard, with 14 months of day-by-day history from the day you connect.

How Gloriads rules work

Where Adbrew is still the better choice

Adbrew is broader. It runs Amazon DSP, even for advertisers below Amazon's minimum through its own seat, builds AMC reports and audiences without SQL, and advertises on Walmart. Gloriads does none of these.

It also changes bids, budgets and placements by the hour from live figures (Amazon Marketing Stream), a budget planner that spreads a period's budget across campaigns, profit from Amazon's own fees, share of voice and organic rank, AI agents, and an MCP connector that can change your ads after approval. Gloriads does not have these today: its hourly figures are updated every night, its schedules set bids and pause campaigns but not budgets or placements, TACOS is on our roadmap, and our API and MCP connector read your data but do not change it.

And Adbrew sells people as well as software: white-glove onboarding, round-the-clock support, and strategy sessions and quarterly reviews on Enterprise. Gloriads is self-serve.

What you keep and what you lose when you leave Adbrew

Your Sponsored Ads campaigns, keywords, bids and their history belong to your Amazon Ads account, so they stay. Gloriads reads them as they are, with 14 months of day-by-day history from Amazon.

What stays at Adbrew is its own work: your rulesets, dayparting schedules and budget plans. Its automation changes bids, budgets and placements hour by hour, so the values of its last run stay in your account: check them, and any campaign left paused, the day you switch.

Amazon DSP campaigns run on Adbrew's own seat, and an AMC instance Adbrew set up for you, are not part of your Sponsored Ads account: ask Adbrew what you can take with you before you send your notice. Its terms keep archived data « extractable for a fee ».

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What the floor really costs you

Set your monthly Amazon ad spend. Adbrew's price is the greater of $799 and a share of your spend; it no longer publishes that share, so the calculator uses the last rate it showed, 2%.

Your monthly Amazon ad spend$10,000

$1,000$500,000

Adbrew (Standard)$799per month · the $799 floor

Gloriads$239per month · One price set by your ad spend

You keep, over 12 months$6,720

Paid yearly, Gloriads costs $199.17 a month. Adbrew publishes no yearly price.

Above $500,000 a month, Adbrew sells Enterprise plans on quote.

Feature by feature

Gloriads and Adbrew, side by side

Each Adbrew fact comes from one of their own pages, listed at the bottom of this one.

Feature	Gloriads	Adbrew
Price at $10,000 of ad spend	Gloriads does better$239 a month	$799 a month
Share of your ad spend	Gloriads does betterNone up to $100,000 a month, then 1%	$799 a month or a share of your spend, whichever is greater; the share is no longer published
How the price is set	Gloriads does betterBy ad spend, all 23 marketplaces included	The greater of $799 a month and a share of your ad spend
Published price	Gloriads does betterYes, every tier, all 23 marketplaces included	The floor only; the rate, the add-ons and Enterprise on request
Contract	Gloriads does betterNone: month by month, cancel in one click	No fixed term, but 30 days' written notice to leave, and no refunds
Free trial	Gloriads does better14 days, no card	None on its pricing page: a demo first
Account types	Gloriads does betterSellers, vendors, KDP authors, Merch on Demand	Sellers and vendors
Marketplaces	Gloriads does better23	9 named on its pricing page, 19 declared to Amazon
Copy campaigns to other marketplaces	Gloriads does betterYes: keywords translated, products matched, bids converted	No one-step copy on its public pages
Your campaigns when you leave	Gloriads does betterLeft as they are	The bids, budgets and placements of the last hour its dayparting ran stay
Your campaign structure	Gloriads does betterKept as it is	In its own case study, new campaigns launched next to the old ones, whose budgets are lowered
KDP metrics	Gloriads does betterKENP pages and royalties in rules and on the dashboard	None: KDP author accounts are not among those it serves
API for your own tools and AI assistants	Gloriads does betterA read-only API and MCP connector, for every customer	An API on the Enterprise plan, with no public documentation
Languages	Gloriads does better10	English
Billed after you cancel	Gloriads does betterNothing	Your 30 days of notice, then all outstanding fees at once
Longest time window a rule reads	Gloriads does better1 to 90, 180 or 365 days, the same days last year, fixed dates, days left out, or all time (up to 6 years)	120 days for budget rules (7, 14, 30, 60, 90 or 120 days)
Changes you make yourself in Amazon	Gloriads does betterLeft alone by your rules for 7 days	No hold published; its dayparting sets bids, budgets and placements every hour
Amazon ad types	Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display, Streaming TV (beta)	Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display, plus Amazon DSP
How you set it up	Rules you read in one sentence (IF, AND, OR, NOT, ELSE IF), from templates or your own	Rulesets of conditions and actions, from templates or your own, plus AI agents
See what a rule will do before it acts	Test now: every change it would make, on your account	A preview before you automate a rule
Undo	One click, for one change or a whole rule run	Yes, from its change history
Launch campaigns in bulk	Yes, from a plan or a spreadsheet, previewed and created paused	Yes, with its Bulk Campaign Launcher
Team members	Unlimited and free, with 4 roles	Unlimited users
When rules run	Every hour to every 3 months, per rule	When you set each ruleset, down to every hour
Placement adjustments by rule	Yes, in rules and at campaign creation	Yes, in rulesets and hour by hour
Keywords and ASINs a rule may never negate	Yes, as lists every rule respects	Brand and competitor terms you define, which its rules can leave out
Bulk edits in tables	Every filtered page, up to 20,000 rows	Bulk actions on targets, campaigns, search terms, negatives and placements
Target ACOS levels	Marketplace, then campaign	Per campaign, with a target ROAS too
Custom fields read by rules	Four per product: margin, phase, stock, label	Labels on campaigns and products, which set goals and automation
Search term analysis	Every search term and its n-grams of 1 to 3 words, 30 days to 6 years, a word that costs without selling turned into a negative in two clicks	N-grams refreshed every hour
More marketplaces	All 23 included	No marketplace or account fee among the extra charges it lists
Email alerts	In the app only: notifications and budget alerts; no e-mail alerts yet	None on its own pages; directories list « Account Alerts », undescribed
Bids set from hour-by-hour figures	Yes: figures hour by hour (updated every night, kept a year) and a day × hour schedule that pauses or sets bids; no automatic re-bid every hour	Adbrew does betterYes: dayparting of bids, budgets and placements from Amazon Marketing Stream
A budget plan split across campaigns	A monthly budget per marketplace, with pacing and a cap	Adbrew does betterYes: a period's budget turned into daily budgets per campaign, unused budget moved to the campaigns that ran out
DSP and other retailers	No: Amazon Sponsored Ads only	Adbrew does betterAmazon DSP, on Adbrew's own seat if you have none, and Walmart
Profit, TACOS, share of voice, AMC	A margin per product; TACOS on the roadmap	Adbrew does betterProfit from Amazon's own fees, TACOS, share of voice and rank, AMC reports and audiences
AI agents and assistants	Your assistant reads your data through our MCP connector	Adbrew does betterAdbrew Intelligence agents, and an MCP connector that changes your ads after your approval
Organic rank and share of voice in rules	Not yet	Adbrew does betterYes: bids raised or lowered from hourly share of voice and organic rank
Keyword research	No: Gloriads does ads only	Adbrew does betterKeyword discovery and gaps, with rank tracking
A person who helps run your ads	No: you keep the controls	Adbrew does betterWhite-glove onboarding and 24/7 support; strategy sessions on Enterprise

The honest answer

Which one should you pick?

Pick Gloriads if you

pay Adbrew's $799 floor on a smaller ad budget
want to try it on your own account before you pay
want to leave the day you choose, without a notice period
are a KDP author or a Merch on Demand seller, or run Streaming TV
copy campaigns to other marketplaces, with keywords translated

Stay on Adbrew if you

run Amazon DSP or AMC audiences, or need a DSP seat without Amazon's minimum
also advertise on Walmart
need budgets and placements changed by the hour from live figures, or a budget plan across campaigns, today
want profit from Amazon's fees, share of voice and AI agents in one place
want a team to onboard you and answer around the clock

Switching

Leave Adbrew without a gap

Your Sponsored Ads campaigns are real Amazon campaigns, so they stay. Four steps, in this order.

Send your notice, and ask about DSP and AMC
Adbrew's terms ask 30 days' written notice. Send it by email, and ask in the same email what becomes of your Amazon DSP campaigns if they run on Adbrew's seat, and of the AMC instance Adbrew set up for you.
Export what you want to keep
Before your access ends, export your reports and the history of the changes Adbrew made. Its terms keep archived data « extractable for a fee ».
Connect Amazon Ads to Gloriads
Gloriads reads your campaigns as they are, with 14 months of day-by-day history. Prepare your rules switched off, and press Test now to see what each one would change.
Switch over on your last paid day
Remove Adbrew's access in Amazon, then check the campaigns, bids and budgets its hourly automation left at their last values, and turn your rules on. Each change shows in Activity, with its reason and an undo.

Gloriads does not import Adbrew rulesets: Adbrew offers no public way to export them, so you rebuild them from our ready-made templates.

FAQ

Questions about switching

Is Gloriads a good alternative to Adbrew?

Yes, for Amazon Sponsored Ads, and most of all below about $39,950 of monthly ad spend, where Adbrew charges its $799 floor in full. Gloriads automates Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display and Streaming TV with rules you control, as often as every hour, with a free trial and no notice period. Adbrew remains the stronger choice for Amazon DSP, AMC, Walmart and hourly dayparting.

How much does Adbrew cost in 2026?

Adbrew Standard costs $799 a month or a percentage of your ad spend, whichever is greater, for up to $500,000 of monthly ad spend; above that, Enterprise is quoted. The percentage has not been on its pricing page since mid-2025; it read 2% from August 2024 to May 2025. Share of voice, shareable dashboards, DSP and advanced AMC are add-ons without published prices. Prices read on Adbrew's pricing page on October 24, 2026.

Does Adbrew have a free trial?

Not on its pricing page: Adbrew starts with a demo, and the visitors of its trade-show stands in 2026 were given a trial offer. Gloriads starts every account with a 14-day free trial, without a card.

How do I cancel Adbrew?

By written notice. Adbrew's terms say the agreement runs until either party ends it with at least 30 days' written notice, and they promise no refund. Send the notice by email, keep a copy, and plan your switch for your last paid day.

Will my campaigns stop when I leave Adbrew?

No. Your Sponsored Ads campaigns live in your Amazon Ads account. But Adbrew's automation changes bids, budgets and placements hour by hour, so the values of its last run stay: check them, and any campaign left paused, right after you remove its access. Amazon DSP campaigns on Adbrew's own seat are a different case: ask Adbrew before you leave.

Can Gloriads import my Adbrew rules?

No. Adbrew offers no public way to export its rulesets. You rebuild them in Gloriads from ready-made templates, and Test now shows what each rule would change before it acts.

Does Gloriads manage Amazon DSP, AMC or Walmart like Adbrew?

No. Gloriads runs Amazon Sponsored Ads only: Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display and Streaming TV. If your account depends on DSP, AMC audiences or Walmart, Adbrew covers them and Gloriads does not.

Does Gloriads work for KDP authors and vendors?

Yes. Gloriads works with seller, vendor, KDP author and Merch on Demand accounts, and its rules read KENP pages for authors. Adbrew serves seller and vendor accounts.

Sources

Every Adbrew figure on this page comes from Adbrew's own pages, read on October 24, 2026:

Adbrew is a trademark of its owner. Gloriads is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Adbrew. Prices and features change: check adbrew.io for their current terms.