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Adello

Adello

Mobile Advertising Technologyadello.com

Adello is a mobile marketing technology company that originated as an early mobile ad network in 2008 and has since grown into a full-scale MarTech company.

HQ: Zurich, Zug, SwitzerlandConnections: 11

Last updated Oct 22, 2026 by the ATDb Editorial Team

AI-drafted from public sources4 sources cited

At a glance

Employees
11-50
Revenue
$10M - $50M annually
1integrations10competitors

About

Swiss-headquartered mobile MarTech provider offering AI-driven campaign optimization and fraud prevention for advertisers and agencies

Adello is a mobile marketing technology company that originated as an early mobile ad network in 2008 and has since grown into a full-scale MarTech company. Its core product, AdCTRL™, is a patented SaaS mobile advertising platform powered by artificial intelligence, with self-learning algorithms that optimize directly toward a client's chosen KPI. Through AdCTRL™, advertisers, media agencies, and brands can place campaigns based on predicted interests, affinities, and local context, and measure the effectiveness of those campaigns. Adello has also developed ADELLO GP, a contextual targeting solution for YouTube ads that uses patented AI to analyze video content — including dialogues and in-video objects — and clusters millions of processed videos to deliver ads to the most contextually relevant audiences. On the fraud prevention side, Adello's AdCTRL™ Defender, launched in 2016, uses real-time processing and on-device behavioral analysis to detect invalid traffic, operating both pre- and post-bid, with detailed fraud reports available to key customers on a subscription basis. Adello offers two pricing models: a managed service in which Adello's team runs campaigns on behalf of clients, and Adello.Direct, a SaaS model built on a transparent flat fee that ensures the full budget goes toward the media buy with no hidden deductions. Source 1: swissmarte.ch — Adello, a leading mobile marketing technology | SwissMartech Source 2: titaninnovationawards.com — Best Artificial Intelligence Technology Innovation Adello GP...

Business model

SaaS and Managed Service

Target market

Mid-Market and Enterprise

What they offer

  • AdCTRL™

    Patented SaaS mobile advertising platform powered by AI and self-learning algorithms that optimize campaigns toward a client's chosen KPI, enabling targeting based on predicted interests, affinities, and local context.

  • ADELLO GP

    Contextual targeting solution for YouTube ads that uses patented AI to analyze video content — including dialogues and in-video objects — and clusters millions of processed videos to deliver ads to the most contextually relevant audiences.

  • AdCTRL™ Defender

    Fraud prevention tool launched in 2016 that uses real-time processing and on-device behavioral analysis to detect invalid traffic, operating both pre- and post-bid, with detailed fraud reports available on a subscription basis.

  • Adello.Direct

    A transparent SaaS pricing model built on a flat fee that ensures the full client budget goes toward the media buy with no hidden deductions.

Key features

AI-powered self-learning campaign optimization toward client KPIsPatented contextual video targeting for YouTube via ADELLO GPReal-time on-device behavioral fraud detection (pre- and post-bid)Transparent flat-fee SaaS pricing modelInterest, affinity, and local context-based mobile targetingManaged service and self-serve campaign options

Use cases

Mobile advertising campaign management for brands and agenciesContextual targeting for YouTube video advertisingAd fraud detection and invalid traffic preventionKPI-driven programmatic mobile campaign optimizationTransparent media buying with full budget accountability

Customer segments

AdvertisersMedia agenciesBrands

Tech & specs

Technology stack

Artificial intelligence / machine learningPatented self-learning algorithmsReal-time data processingOn-device behavioral analysisSaaS cloud platform

Security & compliance

GDPR

Deployment

Cloud

API

Limited

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