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AdLib
Scale your programmatic media buying smarter, faster, and more profitably

What is AdLib?

AdLib provides a comprehensive programmatic media buying platform designed for independent agencies and marketers seeking to scale their advertising efforts efficiently. The platform offers a unified self-service buying environment that supports campaigns across various channels including connected TV, audio, display, video, mobile, and digital out-of-home advertising.

With features like automated campaign setup, optimization, and reporting, AdLib helps users reclaim time typically lost managing multiple platforms. The platform integrates with over 20 premium demand-side platforms and retail media networks, providing access to premium inventory from sources like Netflix, YouTubeTV, Spotify, and Amazon Prime without enterprise minimums.

Features

  • Unified Self-Service Buying Platform: DSP-agnostic platform for launching campaigns across multiple channels and screens
  • Automated Client Billing: Automated invoicing and payment collection via credit card, wire transfer, or ACH
  • Programmatic APIs: Build custom applications and workflows on top of the platform
  • White Labeled DSP: Launch branded programmatic offerings without development investment
  • Meta Reporting Dashboard: Consolidated reporting from Facebook, Instagram, and major DSPs
  • Premium Inventory Access: Top-tier supply including Netflix, YouTubeTV, Spotify, and Amazon Prime
  • Audience Targeting: Access to over 1,000,000 audience segments from 50+ data providers
  • First-Party Data Onboarding: Secure onboarding of customer lists from email, postal, or phone sources

Use Cases

  • Running multi-channel advertising campaigns across CTV, audio, and display
  • Automating programmatic media buying for agencies
  • Managing client billing and invoicing for advertising services
  • Creating white-labeled programmatic offerings for resellers
  • Consolidating reporting from multiple advertising platforms
  • Targeting specific audience segments across digital channels
  • Onboarding first-party customer data for targeted advertising
  • Optimizing advertising campaigns with real-time analytics

FAQs

  • What advertising channels does AdLib support?
    AdLib supports multiple advertising channels including connected TV, audio, display, video, mobile, native, and digital out-of-home placements.
  • Can I use AdLib to manage campaigns across multiple DSPs?
    Yes, AdLib integrates with over 20 premium demand-side platforms and retail media networks, allowing unified campaign management across multiple DSPs.
  • Does AdLib offer automated billing features?
    Yes, AdLib provides automated client billing with options for daily, weekly, or monthly invoicing via credit card, wire transfer, or ACH payments.
  • Can I create a white-labeled version of AdLib for my business?
    Yes, AdLib offers a white-labeled DSP option that allows businesses to launch their own branded programmatic offerings.
  • What types of audience targeting are available?
    AdLib provides access to over 1,000,000 audience segments from 50+ data providers and supports first-party data onboarding from customer lists.

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