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Birch

Best for: Performance Marketing Automation

Last updated: August 03, 2026

Bïrch — formerly Revealbot — is cross-platform ad automation for performance marketers who manage real budgets. Its plain-English rule engine lets campaigns run themselves (IF ROAS < 1.3, THEN pause), across Meta, Google, TikTok and Snap in one workflow, now paired with AI that analyses your setup and recommends actions — AI assists, you decide. The honest catch: pricing scales with ad spend and it's steep for small advertisers. Below roughly $20K/mo on a single platform, the native ad rules cover most of the same ground for free.

Pros

  • Plain-English rules automate scaling, pausing & budget shifts
  • One workflow for Meta, Google, TikTok & Snap
  • New AI recommends actions — you stay in control
  • Bulk launching, A/B testing & rule template libraries
  • Official platform partner; all features on every plan; 14-day trial

Cons

  • Pricing scales with ad spend — steep for small advertisers
  • Below ~$20K/mo on one platform, native rules do most of it free
  • Real learning curve before the depth pays off
  • Best value only with multiple accounts or higher spend
  • Powerful rules can misfire if configured carelessly
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Key features

Plain-English automated rule builder
Meta, Google, TikTok & Snap in one workflow
AI that analyses your setup & recommends actions
Bulk ad launching at scale
A/B testing with automated budget weighting
Rule template libraries (scaling & fail-safes)
Cross-account performance dashboard & custom metrics
Creative performance insights
Scheduled & automated reporting (Slack/Telegram alerts)
Official Meta / Google / TikTok / Snap partner

Pricing

STARTS AT

From ~ $99/mo

Monthly billing Annual discount Free trial: Yes
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Frequently asked questions

Bïrch prices by total monthly ad spend across every connected account, not per seat. Paid plans start around $99/mo at lower spend and rise to roughly $299 as managed spend grows, with a custom Enterprise tier for very large or uncapped spend. Every feature is on every plan — you're paying for the volume Bïrch manages. Annual gets 12 months for the price of 10, and there's a 14-day free trial, no card.
Ad ops you'd otherwise babysit. Its rule builder uses plain-English logic — IF ROAS < 1.3 THEN pause, or scale budget while performance holds — so campaigns adjust around the clock. Add bulk ad launching, A/B testing with automated budget weighting, template rule libraries for scaling and fail-safes, and scheduled reporting. It's the difference between checking dashboards every few hours and letting rules act the moment conditions are met.
As an assistant, not an autopilot — the stated philosophy is AI assists, you decide. The newer AI layer analyses your account setup and performance and recommends actions you review and apply, rather than making silent changes. Paired with the rule engine, it surfaces opportunities and risks you might miss while keeping a human on the final call. Wary of handing an algorithm full control of your budget? This middle ground is the appeal.
The big four: Meta (Facebook & Instagram), Google Ads, TikTok Ads and Snapchat Ads, all in one connected workflow. Bïrch is an official partner of these platforms, and the payoff is cross-account, cross-platform management — the same rules, reporting and dashboards spanning everything you run rather than logging into each ad manager separately. Spread across networks? Consolidating them is much of the value.
The honest question to ask first. Running under ~$20K/mo on a single platform? Meta's own automated rules cover most of what you'd use Bïrch for, free — so it's hard to justify. Bïrch earns its price once you're managing higher spend or multiple accounts, where cross-platform rules, bulk launching and unified reporting save hours the native tools can't. Revisit it when monthly spend crosses roughly $20K or you're stretched across accounts.
Cost-fit and complexity, mostly. Pricing scales with ad spend, so it's steep for small advertisers, and its value only lands above higher spend or with multiple accounts. The interface is powerful but takes time to learn — not the most beginner-friendly. And because the rules are genuinely powerful, a carelessly configured one can act at scale, so it rewards careful setup and periodic monitoring over fire-and-forget.

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