Albert.ai pitches managed-service autonomy behind a $2M-ICP contract and a 15–22% spend share. LaunchDeckTwo ships the autonomy direct, on a flat rate. Here's the side-by-side.
Flat monthly rate. Same price at $5K/mo spend or $500K/mo spend. No revenue share, no minimum ad budget.
15–22% of ad spend with a $10K+/mo floor — a $2M-ICP managed-service contract. Pricing scales with the budget you run.
Albert: scales with the spend you give it.
Reads performance, shifts budget, ships creative variations — runs unchanged, exits the cycle with no human in the loop.
Managed-service model — every budget reallocation routes through Albert's strategist team before it ships.
Albert: human-in-the-loop managed.
Every optimizer move lands in the audit log — from-campaign, to-campaign, amount, reason.
Decisions are reviewed by Albert's managed team — the customer sees outcomes, not the decision lineage behind them.
Albert: black box.
Albert's customers get quarterly reviews of outcomes — not the move-level trail of what changed, when, and why. LaunchDeckTwo records every shift in the audit log, with a hard 30% shift cap so no single move can reallocate more than 30% of a campaign's budget in one cycle.