Adzooma Pricing and What Each Adzooma Plan Costs

Adzooma has a free plan at $0, Silver at $69 a month ($700 billed yearly), Gold at $179 a month ($1,800 billed yearly) and a custom-quoted Enterprise plan. All four connect unlimited ad accounts. What changes by plan is how often reports run, how many alerts you get, and whether you see every optimization opportunity or only a limited number.

Those figures come from Adzooma's own pricing page as shown to US visitors in dollars, checked in October 2026 (some regions are billed in pounds). Adzooma is a reporting, alerts and opportunities platform: it scans your connected ad accounts, tells you what could be better and sends the numbers on a schedule. It does not make the changes for you. That difference is the real cost question, because a cheap tool still needs a person with time. If you are comparing tools rather than prices, our Adzooma alternative page covers fit and features.

How much does Adzooma cost?

Adzooma costs between $0 and $179 a month for the three self-serve plans. Enterprise has no published price. Here is what each plan includes.

Every plan includes unlimited connected ad accounts, email and Slack notifications and budget tracking. Free has one user seat; Silver and Gold have unlimited seats and add performance report branding, which matters to agencies that send reports to clients. The free plan covers one SEO profile and one web metrics profile, Silver five each, and Gold unlimited.

Is Adzooma free?

Yes, Adzooma has a permanent free plan. It gives monthly performance reports, a limited set of optimization opportunities, three alerts from the standard templates and one user seat, with unlimited ad accounts connected. It is a real way to look at an account, not a time-limited trial. The pricing page does not mention a free trial of the paid plans, so check with Adzooma if that matters to you.

Adzooma yearly pricing and the 20% discount

Adzooma's page advertises a 20% saving on yearly billing. The numbers shown work out to a little less: $700 against twelve months of Silver at $69 ($828) is about 15% off, and $1,800 against twelve months of Gold at $179 ($2,148) is about 16% off. The yearly saving is real, but plan on roughly $58 a month for Silver and $150 for Gold, not the 20% headline. Adzooma's pages also mention a fair use policy, so read it if you plan to connect many accounts.

What Adzooma pricing leaves out

Adzooma tells you where an account is losing money. The subscription does not pay for any of the following.

The ad spend. Google, Microsoft and Meta bill you directly. Adzooma's fee is flat and does not change with your budget.

The person who acts on the opportunities. An opportunity such as "pause this ad" or "raise this budget" is a task. Someone has to read it, decide and make the change in the ad platform. For a business with no marketer, that means the list grows and the account does not improve. Typical US freelance retainers run $2,000 to $8,000 a month, as our freelance media buyer rates guide shows.

Creative and landing pages. Adzooma reports on ads that already exist. If the ads are weak or the page they send people to does not convert, it will show you the poor numbers without fixing either. A quick way to help the second problem is to add customer reviews to the page your ads send people to before you raise the budget.

Adzooma vs AdBot

The two products answer different questions: Adzooma asks what should change, AdBot makes the change. Compare them by who has the time in your business.

If you have a marketer or an agency who needs better reporting and alerts across Google and Microsoft, Adzooma is the cheaper and better-matched tool. If nobody in the business has time to open Ads Manager, AdBot covers the costly part: it reads your website, writes the ads, builds the campaigns once you approve them and then pauses ads that are not sending people to your site and moves budget toward the ad sets that cost less per visit. It runs Facebook and Instagram only, so search ads on Google stay with you or your specialist. Every plan is on our pricing page, and our Facebook ads management tool overview covers the category.

The two can also work together: Adzooma for cross-platform reporting, AdBot to run the Meta side. For other tools in this price band, see Opteo pricing and Adalysis pricing.

Adzooma pricing questions

Is Adzooma worth it?

Adzooma is worth it if someone in your business will act on its opportunities and alerts, especially at $69 a month for Silver. It is not worth it if you expected the tool to improve the account without anyone logging in, because it reports and recommends but does not run the campaigns.

Which Adzooma plan should I choose?

Start on Free to see the interface and how many opportunities your accounts produce. Move to Silver when you want weekly reports, custom alerts and every opportunity visible. Gold is for agencies that need daily reports and unlimited alerts across many client accounts.

Does Adzooma manage my ads?

No. Adzooma scans accounts, shows opportunities, sends alerts and builds reports. Changes are made by you in the ad platform. For ads that are built and run daily for you on Facebook and Instagram, see the Adzooma alternative comparison.

Can I cancel Adzooma anytime?

The pricing page does not state cancellation or refund terms. Monthly plans are the flexible option, and the yearly price is paid up front, so confirm the terms with Adzooma before choosing a yearly plan.