Put your brand where people actually are.

The placements on offer here are 1500 Broadway and 43rd Street and 7th Avenue. You are buying plays on a specific board rather than a vague share of the area, and the listing for each one tells you how many plays you get and roughly how many people pass it. Your spot is fifteen seconds of full motion video or a still, and it runs in rotation through the day rather than once.

Yes. Most people buy Times Square for the picture afterwards as much as for the impressions, so a photo and a short video of your spot running is part of what comes back to you. That is the thing that gets posted, sent to a client, or hung on a wall.

Real screens in places people already are, not roadside billboards only. The main groups are Roadside (Roadside billboards, Digital roadside boards, Highway spectaculars), Street (Bus shelters, Street kiosks, Newsstands), Transit (Bus sides and kings, Bus interiors, Subway platforms), Fitness (Gyms and studios, Locker rooms, Golf courses), Food and drink (Bars and pubs, Restaurants, Coffee shops) and Retail (Grocery in-store, Shopping cart screens, Convenience stores), and there are dozens more. You tell us the towns or postcodes you want and the kind of venue that fits, and we build the list from what is actually available there. You get the venue list back before it runs, and the report afterwards names where it ran.

You choose the area and the type of place. Naming an individual screen is possible for some inventory and not for others, so tell us what you have in mind and we will say plainly whether it can be done rather than quietly booking something near it.

Your video runs as a normal ad break inside streaming TV: the free ad-supported channels and the ad tiers of the big services, on a real television rather than a phone. It is full screen and cannot be skipped, which is why it holds attention better than most things. You are buying the audience rather than a specific show, so we target who is watching and where they are, and the report tells you which apps it appeared in.

No. It runs inside music streaming and podcasts, between tracks or in the break, to people listening on headphones or in the car. Targeting is by area, age and listening habit rather than by station. Most people are listening alone, which is why a spoken message lands differently here than it does on the radio in a shop.

Banner and in-article placements across ordinary news, sport, weather and interest sites. You are buying an audience across the open web rather than one publication, so we target who sees it and where they are. If there are sites you do not want to appear next to, say so and we will block them before it starts.

Campaigns start at $250. Below a certain point a budget spreads so thin that nobody sees it twice, which is worse than not running, so if what you have in mind will not work we will tell you before you pay rather than after.

A report showing what ran, where, when and how many times, with the real delivered numbers rather than what was ordered. For anything physical you also get proof it was up.

No. Most people do not. We can build the creative for you, or resize something you already have to every format it needs to run in. It is an add-on when you book, and you approve it before anything goes live.

Usually a few working days once the artwork is approved. Anything physical or date-specific depends on the space being free, which is why the dates you can book are the ones actually shown rather than a form that takes any date and disappoints you later.

Before it starts, yes. Once media is bought it is committed, in the same way a printed page is, so we will always tell you the last moment you can change something. Nothing renews on its own and nothing recurs unless you asked for it.

No. You book a campaign, it runs, you get the report. There is no retainer, no monthly fee and no contract to sign to get started.