AdGlare review
A cloud ad server spanning web, app, and CTV campaigns, with detailed targeting and delivery controls.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AdGlare is cloud-based ad serving software for publishers, advertisers, and agencies managing campaigns across websites, apps, and connected TV. Teams can upload creatives, create ad or VAST tags, manage inventory, and track delivery in reports. Its scope includes display, redirect, native, web VAST video, and CTV video, alongside campaign scheduling and conversion tracking. A 14-day trial is available without a credit card, which gives teams a way to evaluate the service before committing to a paid plan.
Campaign controls are a central part of the offering. Targeting can use country, region, city, browser, operating system, language, device, keywords, domain or URL, and key/value criteria; audience targeting is listed for the Custom plan. Teams can schedule flight dates and dayparting, pace delivery, cap budgets, filter general and sophisticated invalid traffic, and optimize creative delivery by CTR or conversion rate. Reporting tracks impressions, clicks, conversions, viewability, and fill rates. JavaScript, decision, and REST management APIs support workflows that need programmatic access.
The plans differ meaningfully in formats and reporting. Professional includes display, redirect, and web VAST video ads, one-dimensional reports, unlimited team members, and unlimited CDN bandwidth. Enterprise adds CTV, native, rich media, and product catalog ads, multidimensional reports, custom metrics, SSO, and a white-label domain. Custom is described as a custom plan, while Lite is described as the most affordable plan. The published plan information includes a $389 monthly plan example, but does not map amounts to individual tiers, so buyers should clarify pricing with the vendor. AdGlare suits teams needing campaign controls across web and CTV; organizations that require multidimensional reporting or SSO should consider Enterprise, while buyers seeking transparent tier-by-tier pricing may prefer to compare alternatives.
AdGlare pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Serves display, native, web VAST, and CTV video ads
- Targets by location, device, keywords, domain/URL, and key/value
- Includes pacing, budget caps, invalid-traffic filtering, and optimization
- Where it doesn't
- Professional reporting is limited to one dimension
- CTV and native formats are listed under Enterprise, not Professional
- Audience targeting is listed for the Custom plan
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