With Brault, you have everything you're looking for in a DAM. Everything, but the price.

A Digital Asset Management (DAM) system is a centralized platform to store, organize, find, govern, and distribute digital assets (images, videos, documents, designs, and more). It typically includes permissions, versioning, sharing, and metadata so teams can reuse the right content faster and keep brand consistency. Brault fits this definition while focusing on speed, usability, and AI-assisted discovery.

Brault offers all the advanced capabilities you expect from a Digital Asset Management (DAM) system at a fraction of the price. AI Search, libraries for flexible organization, and integrated transfers are included in every plan, starting at $0/month. At $6 to $14 per TB vs ~$1,000/TB for traditional DAMs, the pricing difference is roughly 100x. Every plan has transparent, published pricing with no hidden fees.

Brault is significantly more affordable, costing roughly $6 to $14 per TB compared to the average ~$1,000 per TB charged by traditional DAM solutions (based on Brault's internal analysis of ~30 DAM vendors). This allows businesses to maximize ROI without compromising on features.

Yes. Brault provides a fully personalized experience using your brand across the entire application, including transfers and links. You can customize white-label links, brand assets, and the interface. This level of brand customization is included in all plans, while traditional DAMs typically reserve it for enterprise tiers.

Yes, on every plan including Free, since 2026-10-09. The root of your brandspace address (https://<username>.brault.app) is a public brand portal with your logo, a tagline, a cover image or video, your website and social links, sign-in for members and a "Request access" form for partners, press and dealers; requests arrive in Users and roles and are approved as normal invitations. Link it from your website footer as "Brand portal" or "Press kit"; from the Pro plan up it carries no Brault mark. Traditional DAMs sell portals as an enterprise tier or a paid module, and they add per-market portals, style guides and templates that Brault does not have.

Brault's AI Search uses interpretative AI assistance to help you find assets faster than traditional DAMs. Key advantages include:

• Natural language search: Search using conversational queries instead of exact keyword matches
• Cross-library discovery: Find assets across folders and libraries instantly
• Less manual tagging: AI helps propose tags and improve findability, reducing the manual effort needed to keep libraries searchable

Learn more about AI Search.

Definitely. With Brault, you can get started in just one click without any lengthy onboarding processes. This fast onboarding experience allows you to integrate Brault into your operations quickly and efficiently.

Yes, Brault's advanced access control panel gives you full control over all files and folders you share. It allows centralized management and modifications, ensuring your digital assets are securely managed according to your preferences.

Libraries in Brault allow you to classify your digital assets based on your own criteria. You can organize your files with as much granularity as you need, keeping your storage clean, simple, and flexible—a feature not commonly available in traditional DAM solutions.

Yes. Brault includes integrated transfers through BTransfer, our built-in engine for sharing large files up to 250 GB securely. Send branded transfer pages with password protection and expiration dates, without needing a separate file transfer service.

Yes, Brault allows you to share public links, making it easy to share your digital assets with others while maintaining control over access and permissions. You can set expiration dates, password protection, and manage permissions centrally through the access control panel.

Brault is particularly beneficial for creative agencies, marketing teams, content production studios, and brands with large multimedia libraries. Any business that values speed, affordability, and AI-powered workflows over complex enterprise DAM features will find Brault transformative. It's ideal for growing companies that need professional DAM capabilities without the traditional high costs and lengthy implementation processes.

No. Google Drive and Dropbox are file storage and synchronization services. While they help you store and share files, they lack the core DAM capabilities: advanced metadata management, AI-powered search across content (not just filenames), brand customization, centralized access control, versioning workflows, and governance features. A true DAM like Brault provides organization, discovery, and brand management capabilities that generic cloud storage cannot match.

Traditional DAM implementations typically involve weeks or months of planning, custom deployment, IT integration, extensive onboarding sessions, and often require professional services. Many platforms also charge implementation fees and require long-term contracts. In contrast, Brault lets you get started in minutes with no credit card required, no demo calls, and no lengthy onboarding processes. You can migrate at your own pace and scale as needed.

Brault implements state-of-the-art security measures including: advanced data encryption for both data in transit (HTTPS/TLS) and data at rest, compliance with SOC-1, SOC-2, SOC-3, HIPAA/HITECH, FedRAMP, GDPR, and FISMA standards, granular access control and permissions management, and secure sharing options with expiration and password protection. Your digital assets are protected with enterprise-grade security practices.

For many teams, yes: Brault can replace a traditional DAM and reduce reliance on generic file storage by combining organization, governance, and sharing in one place. This unified approach simplifies your tech stack and reduces costs while providing the advanced features teams need for digital asset management.

Yes. You can migrate from a traditional DAM into Brault by moving your asset library and the structure that matters (folders/libraries, permissions, and metadata where applicable). The best approach depends on your current DAM and how your metadata is stored, but the goal is the same: reduce downtime and keep your library searchable from day one.

Yes. Brault has a public REST API with scoped keys, signed webhooks and an OpenAPI document, available from the Lite plan. Teams sync assets, automate boards and reviews, send transfers and publish pages from their own code or from Zapier, Make and n8n. Docs and plan limits: developers.brault.app

Brault supports structured metadata (so assets stay organized and filterable) and AI-assisted tagging to reduce manual work. In practice, teams can keep consistent metadata standards while letting AI help propose tags and improve findability—always with the option to review, edit, or enforce custom fields.

Brault scales efficiently as your asset library grows through several key features: AI-powered search that remains fast regardless of library size, flexible metadata and tagging systems, libraries that adapt to your organizational needs, granular permissions that scale with your team, and transparent pricing that grows with your storage requirements without hidden enterprise fees.