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AdRoll vs Foreplay

Both are in Ad tools. Here is how their plans, prices and features compare, taken from each vendor's own site.

The main differences

  • Fees: AdRoll Pay-as-you-go advertising; no prices published, Pay-as-you-go advertising with managed services on qualifying ad spend; contact sales, Contact sales; one-year commitment; Foreplay states none.
 AdRollForeplay
Starting priceNot verified yetfrom $49/mo
Free planNoNot stated by the vendor
Free trialNot stated by the vendorYes
PlansSelf-service Ads (); Managed Services Ads (); Advanced Package ()Basic ($59/mo, $49/mo annual); Workflow ($175/mo, $149/mo annual); Agency ($459/mo, $389/mo annual)
FeesPay-as-you-go advertising; no prices published; Pay-as-you-go advertising with managed services on qualifying ad spend; contact sales; Contact sales; one-year commitmentNot stated
Best forNot statedAgencies
Key featuresRetargeting and brand awareness campaigns; Display, native, video, connected TV and in-app ads; Social ads add-on: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest; Audiences from website, app, ecommerce and contact list segmentsSwipe file for saving ads; Discovery across 200M+ ads; Briefs; Chrome extension and mobile app
Checked on2026-10-032026-10-04

Prices change; confirm on the vendor's site before you buy. Full details and sources are on each tool's page.

AdRoll

  • Self-service is pay-as-you-go advertising
  • Managed services and creative services are available
  • Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix and BigCommerce store integrations

Trade-offs

  • No prices are published on the pricing page
  • Social ads and cross-channel attribution are add-ons
  • The Advanced Package needs a one-year commitment

Visit AdRollFull listing

Foreplay

  • 7-day free trial on every plan
  • Unlimited ad usage and no contracts
  • Yearly billing is about 15% cheaper

Trade-offs

  • No free plan
  • Extra users are $20 each
  • Basic includes only 1 user

Visit ForeplayFull listing