Campaign Control
Write the brief, set the flight, and pace delivery from one place, with budgets that stay shared as channels are added.
Plan the campaign once, then run it across display, online video, streaming TV, native, and in-app inventory — with one budget, one audience layer, and reporting that keeps pace while the campaign is still live.
Planning, delivery, and evidence live in the same account, so the weekly review does not turn into a hunt for which tool holds the real number.
Write the brief, set the flight, and pace delivery from one place, with budgets that stay shared as channels are added.
Choose a strategy per line item, set floor prices, and open auction-level detail that shows why a bid won or lost.
Combine first-party segments, modelled audiences, and contextual signals, then activate them under clear consent controls.
Keep every asset in a shared library, reuse templates across channels, and rotate variants while delivery is running.
Sell and buy across web, in-app, video, and streaming inventory, with frequency caps, dayparting, and pacing rules you set.
Read multi-touch attribution, view-through outcomes, and incrementality beside the delivery figures they explain.
Define content categories and blocklists, then decide at placement level where your creative is allowed to appear.
Filter before and after the bid against recognised invalid-traffic guidance, and score supply as it arrives.
Start from a single brief, then open it out to streaming TV, online video, display, native, and in-app supply. Shared budgets and pacing rules keep spend where it is still earning its place.
Join delivery data to the conversion events that matter to you, compare creative variants, and read the incremental effect of a placement instead of crediting whichever click arrived last.
Three situations we see most often, written as scenarios rather than testimonials.
“A brand team stops rebuilding the same plan in three tools. Planning, delivery, and reporting read from the same numbers, so the weekly review is a conversation rather than a reconciliation exercise.”
“An agency runs every client account inside one workspace, with access separated per client while the planning and reporting layer stays consistent across the whole book.”
“A publisher sees where inventory clears, what demand it attracts, and how floor prices affect both — in terms that are straightforward to take to stakeholders.”
Open a workspace, connect your audiences, and launch a first line item in minutes.
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