An open auction where multiple advertisers bid on a single impression as it becomes available. The highest bidder wins, and the ad is served instantly.
is the automated process of purchasing digital advertising space using software, algorithms, and real-time bidding . Unlike traditional media buying, which involves manual negotiations and insertion orders, programmatic platforms instantly match advertisers with relevant ad impressions across millions of websites and apps. Core Technology Stack
Software used by publishers to list their available ad inventory and manage the sale of impressions to various buyers. programmatic media buying
An invite-only auction where publishers offer premium inventory to a selected group of advertisers before it hits the open market.
A direct deal between an advertiser and publisher for specific inventory at a fixed price, bypassing the auction process entirely. Key Benefits Programmatic Advertising - What It Is and How It Works An open auction where multiple advertisers bid on
A digital marketplace that connects DSPs and SSPs, facilitating real-time auctions for individual ad impressions. Primary Buying Methods
Software used by advertisers to set campaign parameters—such as target audience, budget, and bidding strategies—and automatically purchase ad space. A direct deal between an advertiser and publisher
Advertisers can choose from several deal types based on their need for control and scale: