Bïrch, formerly Revealbot, vs Admiral — rules that fire on their own, or changes that wait for you
Revealbot renamed itself Bïrch, and revealbot.com now sends you to bir.ch — worth knowing if you are searching for the old name. It is a mature automation product: you write rules and strategies, and they act on the account on a schedule without you. That is its strength and the clearest difference from Admiral, where the software proposes and a person disposes. Both price by monthly ad spend; only one of them charges you extra when you cross a band.
- Admiral does not run Snapchat or TikTok ads.
- Admiral has no rule builder. You cannot write an arbitrary condition and let it act; autopilot is a fixed set of pause-and-block actions under a hard daily cap.
- Admiral has no cross-account bulk launcher of the kind Bïrch sells.
Pick Bïrch if you want to write your own automation rules and let them run unattended across four platforms.
The Bïrch (formerly Revealbot) column was read from bir.ch/pricing on 14 September 2026. “Not stated” means their page did not say. If a row is wrong, it is wrong in public — tell us and it will be corrected with the date.
The audit runs before you pay anything.
Connect Google or Meta and see what Admiral finds in the first sync. Free for 14 days, no budget, no card.