CTV ad platform profiles: what each platform states about itself
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We profile 10 streaming TV ad platforms from their own pages. Each profile covers how you buy, entry terms, pricing, inventory, measurement and AI, with every fact linked to its source. They are listed alphabetically; use the finder to order them by fit to your answers.
Roku's cost guide (February 25, 2026) walks through starting a campaign with your existing creative, setting an optional maximum bid and paying as the campaign delivers.
Self-serve buying: Partly
Managed service option: Not on the pages we read
No-commitment or no-minimum terms: Partly
Incrementality or lift testing: Not on the pages we read
Attribution to visits or sales: Not on the pages we read
Named measurement partners: Not on the pages we read
Brand-safety partner named: Not on the pages we read
Campaigns in plain language: Not on the pages we read
Fits if: You want to test on Roku with a small first budget and existing creative.
Homepage buttons are "REQUEST A DEMO" and "Login"; the homepage says "you control where to activate" and calls the interface "as simple to use as paid search and social".
Self-serve buying: Partly
Managed service option: Not on the pages we read
No-commitment or no-minimum terms: Not on the pages we read
Incrementality or lift testing: Stated
Attribution to visits or sales: Stated
Named measurement partners: Partly
Brand-safety partner named: Not on the pages we read
Campaigns in plain language: Not on the pages we read
Fits if: You want to pay for outcomes and see incrementality inside the attribution itself.
Self-serve ("Get started with Vibe in minutes", plus "Book a demo"), with "Campaign Management (On Demand)" listed on the pricing page for teams that want help.
Self-serve buying: Stated
Managed service option: Stated
No-commitment or no-minimum terms: Stated
Incrementality or lift testing: Stated
Attribution to visits or sales: Stated
Named measurement partners: Stated
Brand-safety partner named: Not on the pages we read
Campaigns in plain language: Stated
Fits if: You want to pilot streaming TV without a long-term commitment, prove lift with holdout tests and third-party measurement, and run campaigns from an AI assistant if you choose.
Google Display & Video 360. Google's page describes "end-to-end campaign management for enterprises in one tool", with YouTube inventory and "dozens of third-party exchanges". Access is "Sign in to Display & Video 360" or "Talk to Sales", with no public pricing, minimum or fee. We did not read enough CTV detail to profile it.
Netflix Ads. Netflix's advertiser site offers a "Get Connected" contact, with no self-serve sign-up, pricing or minimum on its homepage. Its FAQ covers programmatic buying and deal types; named DSP partners were not on the pages we.
They are the streaming TV ad platforms whose own pages we could read in enough detail to record the finder's checks. Google Display & Video 360 and Netflix Ads are listed separately because their pages did not give us enough to profile.
Why are profiles listed alphabetically?
Because we do not rank platforms. Order by fit comes only from your answers in the finder.
How current are the facts?
Every fact shows the page it comes from and the date we read it. Terms such as minimums and fees change, so confirm them with the platform.