Send us the market. We'll send back the screens.

We aggregate publisher and inventory costs across the full plan, then quote you a single blended CPM that covers every screen on the buy. Internally we still pay each publisher their negotiated rate; externally you get one number and one line item. You can reallocate spend between venue types mid-flight without repricing the plan, because the delivery contract is against the blended number, not the underlying line rates. Most buyers see the flat rate land under the arithmetic sum of the parts, because we're absorbing the mix risk across the whole book.

Almost certainly yes if it's a US or Canadian DMA. We aggregate from 40+ SSPs and direct publisher deals, covering roughly 800,000 screens across billboards, transit, retail, gyms, restaurants, offices, gas stations, medical, and airports. If your market is thin for the venue type you want, we'll tell you in the plan and suggest an adjacent venue that actually reaches the same person.

No. There's no floor, no platform fee, and no annual commitment. We build the plan against whatever the number actually is — a single neighborhood for a two-week flight, or a national multi-market flight, gets the same process. What changes is where we concentrate. Small budgets get built tight and deep rather than thin and wide, and we'll show you on the map why we made that call. If we think a number genuinely can't do the job you're describing, we'll tell you what it can do instead rather than turning you away.

No. We run buys as a managed service against your existing DSP if you already have one seat, or against our own if you don't. If you're on DV360, Vistar, Adomni, or Broadsign Ads, we'll execute inside your instance and give you the plan as a curated deal. If you'd rather we handle everything and just send you reporting, that's fine too.

Yes. The plan document, the map, the specimen table, and the reporting can all ship under your agency's brand with our logos removed. Common setup for holdcos and independents who present internally as the media buyer of record.

AMAP (Audience-Matched Advertising Platform) is our proprietary cookieless audience data layer. It maps first- and third-party audience signals to physical screen locations without moving PII off-platform. You own your first-party data going in; we own the modeled overlap that comes out. Nothing gets resold or joined to another advertiser's buy.

Photo-verified proof of play on every screen where the publisher supports it — a timestamped image of the actual creative on the actual screen, exported into a client-ready log. On the smaller share of inventory where the publisher only offers log-file POP, we call it out on the plan so you know before you commit.

Underdelivery is caught in our nightly pacing check. We reallocate the shortfall to comparable inventory in the same DMA and venue category, at no additional cost to the buyer, and note the shift in the wrap report. If a whole publisher goes dark mid-flight (rare, but it happens), we swap the budget onto an equivalent publisher within 24 hours.

Plan in one business day. From signed IO to live creative, typically 48–72 hours on programmatic inventory, 5–10 business days on direct-buy billboards where production and posting time is real. Emergency political and event flights can go live same-day on the programmatic side.