JamLoop
JamLoop is a CTV-first programmatic DSP that lets agencies, SMBs, and enterprises plan, buy, optimize, and measure Connected TV, Online Video, and Display campaigns across 350+ premium publishers via a self-serve, managed, or white-label platform with in-house attribution and AI-driven optimization.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2013
- HeadquartersWalnut Creek, United States
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingSoftware
What JamLoop does
JamLoop operates a self-built, Connected-TV-first demand-side platform that runs programmatic advertising across Connected TV (CTV), Online Video (OLV), and Display. Its technology stack — bidder, attribution, analytics, and reporting — is proprietary end-to-end and is layered with a deterministic plus probabilistic household graph ("Goldilocks" attribution), HyperLogLog-based reach calculation, a machine-learning Campaign Optimizer that reallocates impressions toward high-performing publisher, geography, deal, and daypart segments, and an incrementality engine that uses randomized pre-campaign holdouts at 99% confidence. The platform reaches 130M+ households via 60K+ audience segments across 350+ premium publishers including Hulu, Disney+, Netflix, Prime Video, Max, Paramount+, Peacock, Tubi, Sling TV, LG, FOX, ESPN, DirecTV, CBS News, AMC, ABC, A&E, HGTV, NBC, and Fubo TV.
The company monetizes through three coordinated deployment modes: a fully self-serve DSP with a $100 minimum campaign spend and credit-card or ACH billing targeting agencies and SMBs; a Managed Service offering for enterprise and mid-market advertisers that prefer JamLoop to run campaigns end-to-end; and a White-Label program that lets partners deploy the JamLoop Self-Serve app under their own brand on a JamLoop-hosted sub-domain. Revenue is predominantly CPM-based advertising spend through these channels, with module-level capabilities (AdCreator AI creative, Offline Sales Attribution via Clean Room + Experian, Snowflake Secure Data Share log-level exports, CallRail call attribution, Shopify/WooCommerce e-commerce pixels, GA4 server-side measurement) creating pricing optionality above the underlying media buy.
Customer segments span agencies (multi-advertiser dashboards), SMBs, enterprise and national brands, automotive and retail verticals, political advertisers (via the ActiveVoter™ product co-developed with Aristotle that suppresses already-voted households), and white-label partners. The company is privately held, US-domiciled as JamLoop LLC in California, with headquarters in Walnut Creek, and was reported to be growing revenue at 35% year-over-year as of December 2025 alongside the launch of its fully self-serve platform and executive appointments of a CMO, COO, and SVP Head of Sales.
JamLoop firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- JamLoop
- Legal name
- JamLoop LLC
- Website
- https://jamloop.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2013
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- JamLoop is a CTV-first programmatic DSP that lets agencies, SMBs, and enterprises plan, buy, optimize, and measure Connected TV, Online Video, and Display campaigns across 350+ premium publishers via a self-serve, managed, or white-label platform with in-house attribution and AI-driven optimization.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
JamLoop industry classification
Industry- Product category
- CTV Advertising Platform (Demand-Side Platform)
- NAICS
- Media Streaming Distribution Services, Social Networks, and Other Media Networks and Content Providers (516210), Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (518)
- SIC
- Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Demand-Side Platforms (DSP) (BPAMALAB)
- akta.pro secondary industry
- White-Label DSP Platforms & Streaming-as-a-Service (MPAIACAN)
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Where JamLoop is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Walnut Creek
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices1 record
Markets served
JamLoop business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations
Revenue model
- Performance CTV / OLV / Display Advertising Sales: Core revenue generated by running advertisers' CTV, Online Video and Display campaigns through JamLoop's DSP with CPM-based pricing against premium inventory; a 35% year-over-year revenue increase was reported in December 2025 alongside the launch of the fully self-serve platform.
- Managed Services: JamLoop-managed campaign execution for clients who prefer hands-on campaign running, paired with Request Demo / consultative sales motion for enterprise and mid-market advertisers.
- White-Label Platform Licensing: Customers license the JamLoop Self-Serve app on a JamLoop-hosted sub-domain with custom branding, logos, app name and email sender; deployment requires custom assets and up to 10 business days for JamLoop to configure.
- Self-Serve Platform (SMB): Self-serve DSP subscription-style usage for agencies and advertisers with minimum campaign spend as low as $100, paid by credit card or ACH, including build credit / apply for net-terms billing options.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | Self-Serve — minimum $100 campaign spend, credit card / ACH |
| Other | Multi-year contract | Managed Service — quote-based, includes premium inventory packages and CPM pricing |
| Subscription | Annual | White-Label — custom pricing, deployment in up to 10 business days |
Go-to-market motion4 records
Distribution channels4 records
JamLoop product offering
Product offeringCore offering
JamLoop operates a self-built, CTV-first demand-side platform (DSP) for Connected TV, Online Video, and Display advertising, offering access to 350+ premium publishers and 130M+ households. It delivers its DSP through three modes—a self-serve product for SMBs and agencies, a managed-service offering for enterprise and mid-market advertisers, and a white-label deployment for partners—backed by an in-house bidder, household-graph attribution, AI-driven optimization, incrementality measurement, and a privacy-safe clean room for first-party data.
Product overview
JamLoop offers a unified, CTV-first performance advertising platform — the JamLoop Platform — delivered through three deployment modes: a fully self-serve DSP for agencies and advertisers, a white-label deployment for partners that rebrand the app on a JamLoop-hosted sub-domain, and a managed service in which JamLoop runs campaigns end-to-end. The platform layers a series of named modules on top of the core DSP, including AdCreator (generative-AI ad creative generation inside the Campaign Builder), the JamLoop Attribution Product (CTV-specific attribution with Last-Touch or Multi-Touch models), the Campaign Optimizer Model (ML-driven impression allocation), the Optimization Report, Incrementality Reporting, Offline Sales Attribution, the Clean Room (privacy-safe first-party data collaboration), and Data Exports (custom aggregate reports plus Snowflake Share for log-level data). Industry-specific offerings include ActiveVoter™, a political CTV product built with Aristotle that excludes already-voted households from delivery. The premium CTV inventory footprint spans 350+ publishers, including Hulu, Disney+, Paramount+, Peacock, Netflix, Prime Video, Max, and Tubi, and is supported by integrations with Shopify, WooCommerce, Google Analytics (GA4), CallRail, Snowflake, Looker, Funnel.io, Power BI, Tableau, Google Tag Manager, Experian, and Google OAuth.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Jamloop DSP: JamLoop's Self-Serve DSP, a programmatic demand-side platform for Connected TV (CTV), Online Video (OLV) and Display advertising that lets agencies and advertisers independently build, launch, manage, report and optimize media campaigns.
- ActiveVoter™
Products and services
- JamLoop Self-Serve DSP A self-serve demand-side platform that lets agencies and advertisers independently build, launch, manage, report, and optimize CTV, Online Video (OLV), and Display campaigns. Features guided campaign setup, agency- and advertiser-specific dashboards, real-time reporting with attribution, AI-driven Campaign Optimizer, a $100 minimum campaign spend, and credit-card or ACH payment.
- JamLoop Managed Service A done-for-you service in which JamLoop plans and runs CTV campaigns on behalf of the advertiser across planning, activation, optimization, and measurement, targeted at enterprise and mid-market advertisers via a Request Demo / consultative sales motion.
- JamLoop White Label A white-label deployment of the JamLoop Self-Serve app on a JamLoop-hosted sub-domain with customizable branding (app name, logos, favicons, splash image, email-from name). Knowledge Base and in-app email support remain JamLoop-branded. Targets partners who want to deliver CTV capabilities to their clients under their own brand.
- ActiveVoter™ A political CTV advertising product, launched in partnership with Aristotle, that uses state-reported early voting data to exclude already-voted households from delivery during the early voting window, reducing wasted impressions and improving campaign ROI for political advertisers.
- JamLoop Attribution Product An attribution product designed to simplify Connected TV (CTV) campaign tracking with always-on, daily-reprocessed data. Provides configurable 7/14/30-day attribution windows, Last-Touch or Multi-Touch models, dynamic web event tracking with custom value parameters, retargeting/detargeting via pixel data, and Shopify/WooCommerce purchase capture.
Quantifiable outcome
- $12M offline revenue influenced for a national home services brand across 200+ local franchise markets
- +3 more outcomes
Companies that use JamLoop
Customer profileNamed customers1 record
Segments7 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
JamLoop technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration13 records
AI capability6 records
Feature10 records
JamLoop partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
34 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship vertical partner, core data infrastructure partner, core e-commerce integration, core analytics integration, standard authentication provider, specialty attribution integration, core identity-resolution partner, core bi integration, supported bi integration, standard deployment option, flagship premium publisher and premium publisher.
- Aristotleflagship vertical partnerCo-developed ActiveVoter™, a political CTV advertising product that uses state-reported early voting data to exclude already-voted households during the early voting window. The partnership addresses targeting inefficiencies in political advertising and aims to improve campaign efficiency and ROI for political advertisers. Announced 2026-02-26 via PR Newswire.
- Snowflakecore data infrastructure partnerJamLoop uses Snowflake Share (Private Listings) to deliver aggregate, log-level, and log-level-attribution datasets directly into customer Snowflake accounts for real-time, programmatic access. Data is shared securely without file transfers or APIs, enabling BI tools such as Looker, Funnel.io, Power BI, and Tableau to query JamLoop data alongside internal datasets.
- Shopifycore e-commerce integrationJamLoop is available as an app in the Shopify App Store; the integration uses Shopify's Web Pixel / Customer Events framework to capture page views, add-to-carts, checkouts and purchases, sending them to JamLoop's tracking endpoint for attribution and optimization. Also supports WooCommerce.
- Google Analytics (GA4)core analytics integrationJamLoop sends server-side events into customer GA4 properties via Google's Measurement Protocol API, including CTV view-through visits and downstream commerce events such as purchases, add-to-carts, registrations and form-fills; events appear in GA4 as source=jamloop / medium=ctv (plus olv, dsy, pau, aud).
- Google OAuthstandard authentication providerJamLoop DSP integrates Google OAuth for sign-in authentication; JamLoop does not store or share Google credentials, and access is governed by the JamLoop Privacy Policy.
- CallRailspecialty attribution integrationIntegration enables phone-call conversions tracked by CallRail (via Website Pools and dynamic number insertion) to be attributed back to JamLoop ad exposures and reported within the platform using Post-Call or Call Routing Complete webhook events.
- Experiancore identity-resolution partnerExperian is JamLoop's primary identity provider for matching first-party data uploaded through the Clean Room for audience activation and offline sales attribution; data is matched, enriched, and returned in aggregated, privacy-safe formats without raw data exposure.
- Looker (Google Cloud)core bi integrationLooker is documented as a supported BI tool that connects to JamLoop campaign data via the Snowflake Secure Data Share for unified cross-channel analysis.
- Funnel.iosupported bi integrationFunnel.io is listed as a supported BI platform that can ingest JamLoop data via the Snowflake data share destination.
- Power BI (Microsoft)supported bi integrationPower BI is listed as a supported BI platform that connects to JamLoop campaign data via Snowflake for unified reporting.
- Tableausupported bi integrationTableau is listed as a supported BI platform that connects to JamLoop campaign data via Snowflake.
- Google Tag Managerstandard deployment optionJamLoop documents a step-by-step process for installing the JamLoop Pixel via Google Tag Manager, including Custom HTML tag with the JamLoop tracking SDK and triggers for page views, click events, form submissions, and custom dataLayer events.
- Hulu & Disney+flagship premium publisherJamLoop accesses Hulu and Disney+ as specialty premium CTV publishers requiring advertiser validation and safe-listing, 15/30/60-second ad durations (30s strongly encouraged), and 4-5 business days approval before launch.
- Paramount+flagship premium publisherParamount+ is a specialty premium CTV publisher requiring impression forecasting by geography and 4-5 business days approval; JamLoop runs 15- or 30-second creatives with one creative per flight recommended.
- Peacockflagship premium publisherPeacock is a specialty premium CTV publisher requiring 4-5 business days approval before campaign start; JamLoop recommends running a single creative per flight for best results.
- Discovery+ & HBO Maxflagship premium publisherDiscovery+ and HBO Max require forecasting per advertiser (name, URL, creative asset), support :30 ads with one spot per flight, and 4-5 business days approval; repetitive animations and WBD trademark references are prohibited.
- Tubipremium publisherTubi is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners, accessible to advertisers across 350+ platforms through JamLoop's packaged inventory tiers.
- Sling TVpremium publisherSling TV is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- Lifetimepremium publisherLifetime is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- LGpremium publisherLG is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- FOXpremium publisherFOX is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- ESPNpremium publisherESPN is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- Netflixpremium publisherNetflix is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- Huluflagship premium publisherHulu is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip and is also documented as a specialty publisher with additional approval requirements.
- Prime Videopremium publisherPrime Video is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- Maxpremium publisherMax is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- DirecTVpremium publisherDirecTV is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- CBS Newspremium publisherCBS News is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- AMCpremium publisherAMC is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- ABCpremium publisherABC is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- A&Epremium publisherA&E is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- HGTVpremium publisherHGTV is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- NBCpremium publisherNBC is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
- Fubo TVpremium publisherFubo TV is featured as one of JamLoop's premium CTV inventory partners in the platform's hero logo strip.
Scale indicators6 records
Recent moves6 records
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JamLoop competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Simpli.fi: Simpli.fi operates an omnichannel programmatic platform with a long-standing focus on local and SMB advertisers, including CTV, with geo-targeting and unduplicated reach. Directly comparable to JamLoop's SMB/local focus and self-serve + managed-service GTM.
- The Trade Desk: The Trade Desk is the largest independent omnichannel DSP with deep CTV inventory aggregation across premium publishers. It competes directly with JamLoop for CTV/OLV/Display budgets via Solimar, with overlapping premium supply and similar attribution/measurement capabilities, but at much larger scale.
- Tatari: Tatari is a performance-focused CTV advertising platform built for DTC and growth brands, with managed service, transparent measurement, and creative optimization. Directly comparable to JamLoop's managed-service and performance-CTV positioning for brand and mid-market advertisers.
- MNTN: MNTN is a performance CTV platform targeting SMBs and mid-market advertisers with self-serve capabilities, ZIP-level targeting, and outcome-based reporting. Directly comparable to JamLoop's SMB-focused Self-Serve DSP on positioning, target customer, and performance-CTV narrative.
- MediaMath: MediaMath is an independent omnichannel DSP with a Source differential and CTV capabilities serving agencies and enterprise advertisers. Directly comparable as a CTV/display DSP competitor, though with broader legacy scope and a different scale profile than JamLoop.
Emerging players
- Ampersand: Ampersand is an audience-based, cross-screen TV advertising platform selling linear and CTV inventory to media buyers. Comparable as a CTV-adjacent platform targeting brand and mid-market advertisers with multi-screen measurement, but with broader linear-TV DNA rather than pure CTV self-serve.
Broad incumbents
- Google Display & Video 360: Google Display & Video 360 is Google's enterprise DSP for omnichannel programmatic, including CTV via YouTube and partner supply. Comparable as a broad incumbent competing for agency and enterprise CTV budgets, but with broader scope and integrated identity/data assets.
- Amazon Advertising: Amazon Advertising operates Amazon DSP, which buys CTV, OLV and display inventory across Amazon-owned and third-party supply, and bundles massive first-party shopper data. Comparable as a broad incumbent DSP in the same CTV/OLV/display category, but with structural data and scale advantages JamLoop does not have.
- Magnite: Magnite is the largest independent CTV/online video SSP, providing supply-side infrastructure that connects DSPs (including JamLoop) to premium publishers. Comparable as a CTV ad-tech incumbent, but on the supply side rather than demand side, and a likely partner-competitor dynamic.
- Roku Advertising: Roku Advertising monetizes the Roku platform via first-party data, the Roku OS CTV inventory, and OneView ad buying across other CTV publishers. Comparable as a CTV-first platform, but with a structural owned-inventory advantage versus JamLoop's aggregator model.
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Frequently asked questions about JamLoop
What does JamLoop do?
JamLoop operates a self-built, CTV-first demand-side platform (DSP) for Connected TV, Online Video, and Display advertising, offering access to 350+ premium publishers and 130M+ households. It delivers its DSP through three modes—a self-serve product for SMBs and agencies, a managed-service offering for enterprise and mid-market advertisers, and a white-label deployment for partners—backed by an in-house bidder, household-graph attribution, AI-driven optimization, incrementality measurement, and a privacy-safe clean room for first-party data.
Is JamLoop a public or private company?
JamLoop is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was JamLoop founded?
JamLoop was founded in 2013. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is JamLoop based?
JamLoop is headquartered in Walnut Creek, United States, in the North America region.
How does JamLoop make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Performance CTV / OLV / Display Advertising Sales are the primary driver. The others are managed Services, white-Label Platform Licensing and self-Serve Platform (SMB).
Who are JamLoop's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Simpli.fi, The Trade Desk, Tatari, MNTN and MediaMath. Ampersand is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Google Display & Video 360, Amazon Advertising, Magnite and Roku Advertising.
Does JamLoop have an API?
Yes. JamLoop exposes developer-facing integration endpoints rather than a single public REST API. The JamLoop Pixel SDK is a JavaScript-based client (https://p.jmlp.app/sdk.js) that can be installed via Google Tag Manager or directly in site code to track page views, events, and conversions. Webhooks are offered for third-party event ingestion (e.g., CallRail Post-Call and Call Routing Complete webhooks). Server-side event delivery is supported via Google's Measurement Protocol API for GA4 attribution. Data sharing into customer warehouses is available via Snowflake Secure Data Share (log-level and aggregate exports), with no copying or API-based ingestion required by the customer. Authentication supports Google OAuth. No standalone public REST/GraphQL API documentation is published; no rate limit, versioning, or sandbox details are stated. Developer documentation is at help.jamloop.com/en.
What industry is JamLoop in?
JamLoop's product category is CTV Advertising Platform (Demand-Side Platform). Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAMALAB, Demand-Side Platforms (DSP), with a secondary code of MPAIACAN, White-Label DSP Platforms & Streaming-as-a-Service. Its NAICS code is 516210 and its SIC code is 7370.