AdQuick gives you neighborhood-level out of home targeting, full attribution on every market, and one platform to replicate what works. Your team tests small, measures honestly, and scales with proof.
58 brands run geo-targeted campaigns on AdQuick, from single-DMA tests to national footprints, including Fabletics, El Car Wash, Discount Tire, and Allstate.
The same engine works for a single neighborhood or a hundred markets, and your AdQuick team runs every step.
Go beyond the DMA. Buy by zip code, congressional district, or a custom trade area drawn around your locations.
Hand us your locations and AdQuick surfaces available inventory inside your defined radius, across 1.6M+ units in 38 countries.
Footfall, web lift, and causal attribution on every market, so a test gives you a real answer, not an impression count.
Once a market proves out, clone the plan. Same targeting, same measurement, applied to the next ten markets without rebuilding from scratch.
Only have budget for one DMA? Start there, measure the result, and use the data to justify the next. Fabletics started in Cincinnati.
Unified planning, buying, billing, and reporting across every DMA you run, in one place.
Built to scale market by market
20.9%
conversion rate Fabletics hit in its Cincinnati test, then extended the playbook to markets like St. Louis and Oklahoma City.
17 → 75
locations El Car Wash scaled to while consolidating disparate vendor contracts onto one platform, driving an estimated 216,000 store visits.
177K
conversions Discount Tire drove across new and existing East Coast and Midwest markets, at a 3.17% conversion rate.
Reach the exact communities that matter, in one market or every market, without the vendor sprawl.
Plus 38 countries across six continents for brands expanding into new regions.
El Car Wash replaced manual, multi-vendor buying across Florida and the Midwest with one platform, one workflow, one report.
HQ sets the brand guardrails and budget; markets activate within them. Allstate keeps 7,000 agents on-message across local OOH.
Connect measurement to the tools you already run, including Google Analytics and Placer.ai.
Managing OOH across many markets is hands-on. AdQuick handles it end to end, so adding markets never means adding vendor relationships.
A dedicated team maps your priority markets, trade areas, and the test plan for market one.
We negotiate, book, and produce across every vendor and every market, with one consolidated bill.
Your team reports the result, then replicates the winning playbook in the next markets on your roadmap.
Down to the zip code, the congressional district, or a custom trade area drawn around your locations. Upload your sites and AdQuick shows every available unit inside the radius you define.
Yes. Start with one market, measure the result with full attribution, and use the data to justify expansion. Fabletics started in Cincinnati and built a playbook it ran across new markets from there.
Each market is measured on footfall, web and search lift, and causal attribution, reported per market so you can compare performance and reallocate budget toward what works.
It is if you are calling vendors individually. AdQuick consolidates every market into one platform with unified planning, buying, billing, and reporting, and a dedicated team runs it for you.
Yes. HQ sets the guardrails and budget centrally while local markets activate within them. Allstate runs local OOH for 7,000 agents this way, with centralized brand control.
Campaigns start at a $25K minimum. Your AdQuick team will help you put that budget against the market most likely to prove the model before you scale.
National scale, neighborhood precision, and a team that runs every market for you.