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Tatari vs tvScientific: what each platform's own pages state
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Tatari is described as streaming plus linear TV; tvScientific as CTV performance platforms. Of our 19 checks, both state 4: incrementality or lift testing, attribution to visits or sales, outcome or CPA pricing option and linear TV buying. Only Tatari states self-serve buying, managed service option and agency licensing or multi-account access; only tvScientific states published reach or channel count and AI or automated optimization. This page compares what each publishes, not how well either performs.
By The Tuning Desk · CTV Ad Finder · Published 2026-10-18
Built only from each platform's own public pages. We opened no accounts, bought no media and held no demos or vendor interviews.
Tatari
- 01Self-serve buying Stated
"Agencies can license the self-serve Tatari platform".
Source: Tatari homepage
- 02Managed service option Stated
Brands launch "with optional strategy and services".
Source: Tatari homepage
- 03No-commitment or no-minimum terms Partly
"Tatari supports flexible minimums"; no dollar figure.
- 04Incrementality or lift testing Stated
"Measure the true incremental impact".
Source: Tatari TV measurement page
- 05Attribution to visits or sales Stated
Modeled ROAS and "Reporting APIs & Multi-Touch Attribution".
Source: Tatari TV measurement page
- 06Named measurement partners Not on the pages we read
- 07Brand-safety partner named Not on the pages we read
- 08Campaigns in plain language Not on the pages we read
- Stated on the platform's pages
- Partly stated
- Not on the pages we read
tvScientific (tvScientific by Pinterest)
- 01Self-serve buying Partly
"you control where to activate" and an interface "as simple to use as paid search and social"; the homepage leads with a demo request.
Source: tvScientific homepage
- 02Managed service option Not on the pages we read
- 03No-commitment or no-minimum terms Not on the pages we read
- 04Incrementality or lift testing Stated
"Incrementality-driven attribution" and "incremental lift analysis".
- 05Attribution to visits or sales Stated
Household-level deterministic matching to online and offline conversions.
- 06Named measurement partners Partly
The homepage mentions "proprietary attribution and third-party validation"; partner names are not on the pages we read.
Source: tvScientific homepage
- 07Brand-safety partner named Not on the pages we read
- 08Campaigns in plain language Not on the pages we read
- Stated on the platform's pages
- Partly stated
- Not on the pages we read
How do Tatari and tvScientific compare on the published facts?
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| Fact | Tatari | tvScientific |
|---|---|---|
| Owner | "Tatari TV is a subsidiary of Infra TV, Inc." (site footer). Source: Tatari homepage | Pinterest. The Pinterest Newsroom (April 27, 2026) says "Pinterest completed its acquisition of tvScientific in February 2026". Source: Pinterest Newsroom: tvScientific by Pinterest · Press release |
| How you buy | Brands launch "with optional strategy and services", and "Agencies can license the self-serve Tatari platform". Source: Tatari homepage | 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". A public sign-up flow is not on the homepage. Source: tvScientific homepage |
| Entry terms | "Tatari supports flexible minimums"; no dollar minimum is stated. | Minimum spend, CPM and fees are not stated on the homepage, inventory or measurement pages. Not published Source: tvScientific homepage |
| Pricing | "CPM, CPA, flexible models" and "Transparent CPMs and cost visibility"; no public rate card. | "Guaranteed Outcomes": "only pay when you get results", an outcome-based option. Source: tvScientific homepage |
| Inventory | Buy and measure across "Streaming TV, Linear TV, and Online Video", with programmatic and direct publisher buying. Named publishers are not on the pages we read. Source: Tatari homepage | "premium streaming and linear inventory"; "reach 93% of U.S. households through direct and programmatic buying". Publishers listed include A&E Networks, Allen Media Group, AMC Networks, Bell Media, Bloomberg, Canela Media, CBC, Charter and Amagi (first page of a longer list). Source: tvScientific inventory page |
| Measurement | "Measure the true incremental impact"; metrics CPV, CPI, CAC and ROAS; DragFactor (immediate versus delayed response); reports by network, creative, DMA and platform; "Reporting APIs & Multi-Touch Attribution". Source: Tatari TV measurement page | "patented attribution" with household-level deterministic matching; "Incrementality-driven attribution" and "incremental lift analysis"; online and offline conversions. |
| AI and automation | An AI-powered Planning Engine. | "AI-powered optimization". Source: tvScientific homepage |
Check by check
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| Check | Tatari | tvScientific |
|---|---|---|
| Self-serve buying | Stated | Partly |
| Managed service option | Stated | Not on the pages we read |
| No-commitment or no-minimum terms | Partly | Not on the pages we read |
| Incrementality or lift testing | Stated | Stated |
| Attribution to visits or sales | Stated | Stated |
| Named measurement partners | Not on the pages we read | Partly |
| Brand-safety partner named | Not on the pages we read | Not on the pages we read |
| Campaigns in plain language | Not on the pages we read | Not on the pages we read |
| Outcome or CPA pricing option | Stated | Stated |
| Enterprise terms or account team | Partly | Not on the pages we read |
| Agency licensing or multi-account access | Stated | Not on the pages we read |
| Netflix listed | Not on the pages we read | Not on the pages we read |
| Prime Video listed | Not on the pages we read | Not on the pages we read |
| Disney+ or Hulu listed | Not on the pages we read | Not on the pages we read |
| Published reach or channel count | Not on the pages we read | Stated |
| Linear TV buying | Stated | Stated |
| Other channels in the same platform | Not on the pages we read | Not on the pages we read |
| AI or automated optimization | Partly | Stated |
| Manual bid or delivery controls | Not on the pages we read | Partly |
Tatari notes
- Self-serve buying Stated
"Agencies can license the self-serve Tatari platform".
Source: Tatari homepage
- Managed service option Stated
Brands launch "with optional strategy and services".
Source: Tatari homepage
- No-commitment or no-minimum terms Partly
"Tatari supports flexible minimums"; no dollar figure.
- Incrementality or lift testing Stated
"Measure the true incremental impact".
Source: Tatari TV measurement page
- Attribution to visits or sales Stated
Modeled ROAS and "Reporting APIs & Multi-Touch Attribution".
Source: Tatari TV measurement page
- Outcome or CPA pricing option Stated
Lists "CPM, CPA, flexible models".
- Enterprise terms or account team Partly
"Whether you're new to TV or spending $100m per year".
Source: Tatari homepage
- Agency licensing or multi-account access Stated
"Agencies can license the self-serve Tatari platform".
Source: Tatari homepage
- Linear TV buying Stated
Buys and measures "Streaming TV, Linear TV, and Online Video".
Source: Tatari homepage
- AI or automated optimization Partly
An AI-powered Planning Engine.
tvScientific notes
- Self-serve buying Partly
"you control where to activate" and an interface "as simple to use as paid search and social"; the homepage leads with a demo request.
Source: tvScientific homepage
- Incrementality or lift testing Stated
"Incrementality-driven attribution" and "incremental lift analysis".
- Attribution to visits or sales Stated
Household-level deterministic matching to online and offline conversions.
- Named measurement partners Partly
The homepage mentions "proprietary attribution and third-party validation"; partner names are not on the pages we read.
Source: tvScientific homepage
- Outcome or CPA pricing option Stated
"Guaranteed Outcomes": "only pay when you get results".
Source: tvScientific homepage
- Published reach or channel count Stated
"reach 93% of U.S. households".
Source: tvScientific inventory page
- Linear TV buying Stated
"premium streaming and linear inventory".
Source: tvScientific inventory page
- AI or automated optimization Stated
"AI-powered optimization".
Source: tvScientific homepage
- Manual bid or delivery controls Partly
"you control where to activate".
Source: tvScientific homepage
Who might shortlist each?
Tatari fits if: you buy, or plan to buy, linear TV next to streaming and want one measurement view.
Look elsewhere if: you want published entry terms or a list of named publishers before you talk to anyone.
tvScientific fits if: you want to pay for outcomes and see incrementality inside the attribution itself.
Look elsewhere if: you want published entry terms or an instant self-serve sign-up.
Which limits does each list?
Tatari
- LimitNo dollar minimum or rate card published; Tatari states "flexible minimums".
- LimitNamed inventory publishers are not on the pages we read.
- LimitNamed third-party measurement or brand-safety partners are not on the pages we read.
tvScientific
- LimitMinimum spend, CPM and fees are not stated on the pages we read.
- LimitThe homepage leads with a demo request; a public sign-up flow is not on the homepage.
- LimitThird-party validation partners are not named on the pages we read.