Founded by Abdel-rahman Mohamed in 2022
Insert virtual brand signage and products into video content using artificial intelligence
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Free Tier, Paid
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Time to value
Long Setup (> 1 day)
You can use Rembrand to insert virtual products, billboards, and signage directly into video content using artificial intelligence. Instead of interrupting viewers with traditional pre-roll or mid-roll commercials, the service places contextually relevant brand assets inside the video itself. You can also convert top-performing social media videos into connected TV and display ad formats. These non-intrusive placements integrate with demand-side platforms to deliver programmatic ads across video networks, allowing publishers to monetize existing footage while keeping audience attention intact without ad skips.
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Pricing model: Free tier, Paid
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