Tap over 100,000 audiences from 33 data partners, layer them onto every market and screen, then let AdQuick rank inventory by who it actually reaches.
Pick a segment, pick a grain, get the inventory.
Bring your own first-party segment or select from 33+ data partners covering demographics, behaviors, purchase, and location.
Index placements at national, DMA, county, or city level, so "coffee buyers in Nashville" and "all coffee buyers nationwide" are two different plans.
AdQuick sorts markets and OOH/DOOH units by audience reach, not gut feel.
Filter, compare, and reserve the units that maximize reach against your target.
The same audience definition flows into exposure, attribution, and insights reporting.
100,000+
audiences ready to plan against, across 33 data partners
4 grains
of geographic indexing (national, DMA, county, city)
29%
more efficient reach vs. unindexed market selection
Activate your own CRM or pixel segments alongside syndicated data, no separate contracts required.
Decide whether a market should reach a local audience or contribute to a national one.
Capture exposed devices for specific audiences and hand them to your measurement and buying partners.
Live count of active audiences by data partner. Bring the ones you already trust, or discover new segments across demographics, behavior, purchase, and location.
Yes. Onboard your CRM or pixel-based segments and use them to rank inventory exactly like a syndicated segment, with no separate setup for each campaign.
Grain decides the reference population. City-level finds OOH that best reaches an audience within a city; national finds OOH anywhere that contributes most to reaching that audience across the country. Same segment, different plans.
No. AdQuick integrates 33 providers and over 100,000 audiences so you can plan and target against any of their segments inside one platform, without negotiating or managing contracts vendor by vendor.
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