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Quantcast operates an AI-powered demand-side platform (DSP) for programmatic digital advertising, built around a unified platform that supports buying across six media channels — Connected TV (CTV), Audio, Video, Display, Mobile, and Native — orchestrated through an Omnichannel layer. The core technology stack comprises the proprietary AI Suite (campaign optimization), Q+ Advantage (audience intelligence and measurement), Audience Graph (segmentation), Creative Solutions (ad creative optimization), and Cookieless Solutions (privacy-compliant targeting without third-party cookies). The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in San Francisco with 501-1,000 employees.

Quantcast serves two primary customer sets: agencies and direct-to-consumer brands, with explicit vertical coverage spanning DTC Retail, Ticketing, Tourism, Travel, Gaming, Finance, B2B, and B2C. Go-to-market combines an enterprise field-sales motion anchored on a "Book a Demo" engagement model with a self-serve platform login for mid-market buyers, supplemented by a Publishers-facing analytics product on the supply side. Marketing is content-driven — blog, case studies, video, newsletter, and active social presence — targeting top- and mid-funnel demand.

The company's revenue mechanics are not publicly disclosed; pricing is not listed and customer logos are not named in the input. Strategic activity disclosed in the data is concentrated in 2013-2015 (three acquisitions: MakeGood, Struq, Ad Performance) with subsequent emphasis on product expansion into CTV, Audio, and Cookieless capabilities. The most recent confirmed leadership event is the departure of Andrew Double, VP of Commercial for North America, to competitor Adora — a notable senior commercial loss in the core revenue region.

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Quantcast operates an AI-powered demand-side platform for programmatic advertising across CTV, Audio, Video, Display, Mobile, and Native channels, serving agencies and DTC brands across eight verticals with omnichannel orchestration and cookieless targeting capabilities.

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Serves global market

Keyword5 values
programmatic advertising, demand side platform, audience targeting, connected TV advertising, omnichannel ad tech
Industry3 codes
1Programmatic Display & Video (DSP/RTB)
CodeBPAFACACPrimaryYes
2Connected TV (CTV) & OTT Performance Advertising
CodeBPAFACAGPrimaryNo
3Media Measurement, Attribution & Mix Modeling (MMM/MTA)
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NAICS code1 code
  • Media Buying Agencies541830
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Advertising7310
Product category
Programmatic Advertising Platform
Social media profiles3 records
Marketing channels5 records

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Quantcast operates a Demand Side Platform (DSP) for programmatic digital advertising that enables agencies and brands to plan, buy, and optimize ad campaigns across Connected TV, Audio, Video, Display, Mobile, and Native channels. The platform is enhanced by an AI Suite for AI-powered optimization, Q+ Advantage for measurement and analytics, and an Audience Graph for audience intelligence and segmentation, with Cookieless Solutions for privacy-compliant targeting. Quantcast also offers a separate publisher-facing platform for audience analytics.

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Quantcast offers a unified Demand Side Platform (DSP) for programmatic advertising, supplemented by an AI Suite for intelligent optimization. The platform provides specialized channels for CTV, Audio, Video, Display, Mobile, and Native advertising, supported by add-on modules including Q+ Advantage (measurement and analytics), Audience Graph (audience intelligence), Creative Solutions (ad creative optimization), Cookieless (privacy-compliant targeting), and Omnichannel (cross-channel orchestration). The platform also extends to Publishers for audience analytics. This platform-plus-modules architecture enables agencies, DTC brands, retail, ticketing, tourism, travel, gaming, finance, and B2B/B2C advertisers to execute programmatic campaigns with AI-powered optimization across multiple digital channels.

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1Quantcast Platform
CategoryProgrammatic Advertising Platform
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A Demand Side Platform (DSP) for programmatic advertising with AI-powered optimization across CTV, audio, video, display, mobile, and native channels, used by agencies, DTC retailers, and brands across verticals.

2Publishers
CategoryAudience Analytics
Description

A publisher-facing platform from Quantcast providing audience analytics and management for digital publishers.

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Peers10 records
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Leading independent DSP for programmatic advertising across display, video, CTV, audio, and native. The closest direct competitor to Quantcast's core DSP offering, serving the same agency and brand buyers with comparable omnichannel capabilities.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Google's enterprise DSP, bundled within Google Ads and tied to the largest identity and inventory stack in the industry. Competes head-to-head with Quantcast for agency and brand budgets, particularly across display and video.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Amazon's demand-side platform leveraging first-party retail and Prime Video signals. A major walled-garden competitor to Quantcast, especially in DTC and CTV, where Amazon's logged-in commerce audience is a structural advantage.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Adobe's DSP within its Experience Cloud, targeting enterprise advertisers who want media buying integrated with Adobe Analytics and Audience Manager. Competes with Quantcast for large brand and agency spend on omnichannel programmatic campaigns.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent enterprise DSP offering programmatic buying across display, video, CTV, audio, and native channels. Directly comparable to Quantcast in target customers (agencies and brands) and channel coverage, though it has undergone significant restructuring.

TypeDirect peer
Description

European-headquartered independent DSP with omnichannel programmatic capabilities including CTV and cookieless identity. Comparable to Quantcast as a non-walled-garden DSP serving global agency and brand buyers.

TypeEmerging player
Description

After divesting its retail media exchange, Criteo has refocused on commerce and audience targeting with cookie-less capabilities. Adjacent competitor to Quantcast's cookieless and retargeting modules, with partial overlap in DTC and retail advertiser segments.

8Yelp Audience Solutions (formerly AdRoll)
TypeEmerging player
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Mid-market focused programmatic DSP with retargeting heritage. Overlaps with Quantcast on display and native programmatic buying, particularly for DTC and SMB segments.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Sell-side programmatic platform that has expanded into omnichannel including CTV. While primarily an SSP, its Activate product competes with DSPs like Quantcast for omnichannel programmatic buyers across CTV and video.

TypeOthers
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Data collaboration and identity resolution platform whose Data Collaboration Hub underpins audience targeting across the open web. An enabling technology partner/adjacent player to Quantcast's Audience Graph and cookieless targeting stack.

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Investors6 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Quantcast

Programmatic Advertising Platformquantcast.com

Quantcast operates an AI-powered demand-side platform for programmatic advertising across CTV, Audio, Video, Display, Mobile, and Native channels, serving agencies and DTC brands across eight verticals with omnichannel orchestration and cookieless targeting capabilities.

What Quantcast does

Quantcast operates an AI-powered demand-side platform (DSP) for programmatic digital advertising, built around a unified platform that supports buying across six media channels — Connected TV (CTV), Audio, Video, Display, Mobile, and Native — orchestrated through an Omnichannel layer. The core technology stack comprises the proprietary AI Suite (campaign optimization), Q+ Advantage (audience intelligence and measurement), Audience Graph (segmentation), Creative Solutions (ad creative optimization), and Cookieless Solutions (privacy-compliant targeting without third-party cookies). The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in San Francisco with 501-1,000 employees.

Quantcast serves two primary customer sets: agencies and direct-to-consumer brands, with explicit vertical coverage spanning DTC Retail, Ticketing, Tourism, Travel, Gaming, Finance, B2B, and B2C. Go-to-market combines an enterprise field-sales motion anchored on a "Book a Demo" engagement model with a self-serve platform login for mid-market buyers, supplemented by a Publishers-facing analytics product on the supply side. Marketing is content-driven — blog, case studies, video, newsletter, and active social presence — targeting top- and mid-funnel demand.

The company's revenue mechanics are not publicly disclosed; pricing is not listed and customer logos are not named in the input. Strategic activity disclosed in the data is concentrated in 2013-2015 (three acquisitions: MakeGood, Struq, Ad Performance) with subsequent emphasis on product expansion into CTV, Audio, and Cookieless capabilities. The most recent confirmed leadership event is the departure of Andrew Double, VP of Commercial for North America, to competitor Adora — a notable senior commercial loss in the core revenue region.

Quantcast firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Quantcast
Legal name
Quantcast
Website
https://quantcast.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2006
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Quantcast operates an AI-powered demand-side platform for programmatic advertising across CTV, Audio, Video, Display, Mobile, and Native channels, serving agencies and DTC brands across eight verticals with omnichannel orchestration and cookieless targeting capabilities.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Quantcast industry classification

Industry
Product category
Programmatic Advertising Platform
NAICS
Media Buying Agencies (541830)
SIC
Services-Advertising (7310)
akta.pro primary industry
Programmatic Display & Video (DSP/RTB) (BPAFACAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Connected TV (CTV) & OTT Performance Advertising (BPAFACAG), Media Measurement, Attribution & Mix Modeling (MMM/MTA) (BPAFABAN)

Keywords

  • Programmatic advertising
  • Demand side platform
  • Audience targeting
  • Connected TV advertising
  • Omnichannel ad tech

Where Quantcast is headquartered

Location

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San Francisco
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United States
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North America

Markets served

Quantcast business model

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B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels5 records

Quantcast product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Quantcast operates a Demand Side Platform (DSP) for programmatic digital advertising that enables agencies and brands to plan, buy, and optimize ad campaigns across Connected TV, Audio, Video, Display, Mobile, and Native channels. The platform is enhanced by an AI Suite for AI-powered optimization, Q+ Advantage for measurement and analytics, and an Audience Graph for audience intelligence and segmentation, with Cookieless Solutions for privacy-compliant targeting. Quantcast also offers a separate publisher-facing platform for audience analytics.

Product overview

Quantcast offers a unified Demand Side Platform (DSP) for programmatic advertising, supplemented by an AI Suite for intelligent optimization. The platform provides specialized channels for CTV, Audio, Video, Display, Mobile, and Native advertising, supported by add-on modules including Q+ Advantage (measurement and analytics), Audience Graph (audience intelligence), Creative Solutions (ad creative optimization), Cookieless (privacy-compliant targeting), and Omnichannel (cross-channel orchestration). The platform also extends to Publishers for audience analytics. This platform-plus-modules architecture enables agencies, DTC brands, retail, ticketing, tourism, travel, gaming, finance, and B2B/B2C advertisers to execute programmatic campaigns with AI-powered optimization across multiple digital channels.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Quantcast Platform A Demand Side Platform (DSP) for programmatic advertising with AI-powered optimization across CTV, audio, video, display, mobile, and native channels, used by agencies, DTC retailers, and brands across verticals.
  • Publishers A publisher-facing platform from Quantcast providing audience analytics and management for digital publishers.

Companies that use Quantcast

Customer profile

Segments9 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Quantcast technology and API

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Feature5 records

Quantcast partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Quantcast competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • The Trade Desk: Leading independent DSP for programmatic advertising across display, video, CTV, audio, and native. The closest direct competitor to Quantcast's core DSP offering, serving the same agency and brand buyers with comparable omnichannel capabilities.
  • MediaMath: Independent enterprise DSP offering programmatic buying across display, video, CTV, audio, and native channels. Directly comparable to Quantcast in target customers (agencies and brands) and channel coverage, though it has undergone significant restructuring.
  • Adform: European-headquartered independent DSP with omnichannel programmatic capabilities including CTV and cookieless identity. Comparable to Quantcast as a non-walled-garden DSP serving global agency and brand buyers.

Broad incumbents

  • Google Display & Video 360: Google's enterprise DSP, bundled within Google Ads and tied to the largest identity and inventory stack in the industry. Competes head-to-head with Quantcast for agency and brand budgets, particularly across display and video.
  • Amazon DSP: Amazon's demand-side platform leveraging first-party retail and Prime Video signals. A major walled-garden competitor to Quantcast, especially in DTC and CTV, where Amazon's logged-in commerce audience is a structural advantage.
  • Adobe Advertising Cloud: Adobe's DSP within its Experience Cloud, targeting enterprise advertisers who want media buying integrated with Adobe Analytics and Audience Manager. Competes with Quantcast for large brand and agency spend on omnichannel programmatic campaigns.

Emerging players

  • Criteo: After divesting its retail media exchange, Criteo has refocused on commerce and audience targeting with cookie-less capabilities. Adjacent competitor to Quantcast's cookieless and retargeting modules, with partial overlap in DTC and retail advertiser segments.
  • Yelp Audience Solutions (formerly AdRoll): Mid-market focused programmatic DSP with retargeting heritage. Overlaps with Quantcast on display and native programmatic buying, particularly for DTC and SMB segments.
  • Pubmatic: Sell-side programmatic platform that has expanded into omnichannel including CTV. While primarily an SSP, its Activate product competes with DSPs like Quantcast for omnichannel programmatic buyers across CTV and video.

Others

  • LiveRamp: Data collaboration and identity resolution platform whose Data Collaboration Hub underpins audience targeting across the open web. An enabling technology partner/adjacent player to Quantcast's Audience Graph and cookieless targeting stack.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Quantcast social profiles

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Quantcast financial estimates

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Quantcast leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles12 records

Quantcast funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds4 records

Investors6 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Quantcast M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A3 records

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Quantcast

What does Quantcast do?

Quantcast operates a Demand Side Platform (DSP) for programmatic digital advertising that enables agencies and brands to plan, buy, and optimize ad campaigns across Connected TV, Audio, Video, Display, Mobile, and Native channels. The platform is enhanced by an AI Suite for AI-powered optimization, Q+ Advantage for measurement and analytics, and an Audience Graph for audience intelligence and segmentation, with Cookieless Solutions for privacy-compliant targeting. Quantcast also offers a separate publisher-facing platform for audience analytics.

Is Quantcast a public or private company?

Quantcast is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Quantcast founded?

Quantcast was founded in 2006. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Quantcast based?

Quantcast is headquartered in San Francisco, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Quantcast's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are The Trade Desk, MediaMath and Adform. Broad incumbents are Google Display & Video 360, Amazon DSP and Adobe Advertising Cloud. Emerging players are Criteo, Yelp Audience Solutions (formerly AdRoll) and Pubmatic. LiveRamp is listed as an others.

Does Quantcast have an API?

No public API is recorded for Quantcast.

What industry is Quantcast in?

Quantcast's product category is Programmatic Advertising Platform. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAFACAC, Programmatic Display & Video (DSP/RTB), with a secondary code of BPAFACAG, Connected TV (CTV) & OTT Performance Advertising. Its NAICS code is 541830 and its SIC code is 7310.

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AijournPeter Paton and Low-Latency Machine Learning at ScalePeter Paton, a mathematician and machine learning engineer at Quantcast, builds real-time demographic prediction models that process over seventeen terabytes of internet data daily to guide tens of millions of dollars in advertising spend. His work operates within programmatic advertising auctions where algorithms have less than 100 milliseconds to analyze user data and bid on ad placements, a high-speed, high-stakes environment resembling high-frequency trading. Paton's approach emphasizes balancing statistical rigor with production engineering to extract meaningful signals from vast, noisy datasets, and he was recently invited by the EU's Defence Innovation Scheme to judge a drone-detection hackathon in Gdańsk, Poland.SalesTech StarQuantcast Sales Veteran Andrew Double Joins Adora as VP of RevenueAdora, an AI-native performance marketing platform, has appointed Andrew Double, former Vice President of Commercial for North America at Quantcast, as its new Vice President of Revenue. Double will lead Adora's commercial organization with a focus on expanding the company's portfolio of Fortune 500 advertisers and building strategic partnerships for global enterprise scale. The appointment is part of Adora's broader hiring push as it scales from stealth mode, following recent additions including Rohil Bhansali as Head of Engineering and Lauren Weinberg as Board Advisor.EIN PresswireQuantcast Sales Veteran Andrew Double Joins Adora as VP of RevenueAdora, an AI-native performance marketing platform headquartered in Seattle with offices in New York, announced the appointment of Andrew Double as Vice President of Revenue. Double joins from Quantcast, where he most recently served as Vice President of Commercial for North America, the company's largest revenue region, and previously built Quantcast's Asia-Pacific business from the ground up across seven markets. In his new role, Double will lead Adora's commercial organization and focus on expanding the company's portfolio of Fortune 500 advertisers while defining its approach to strategic partnerships at global enterprise scale.New Indian ExpressComic Con is coming to town!The article lists various vendors, primarily involving data collection and processing, at a generic event called Comic Con. The vendors include companies like Exponential Interactive, Index Exchange, and Quantcast, among others, with detailed cookie durations and types of data processed.The Straits TimesBaboon siblings get jealous just like human kids: ScientistsThe article reports on a list of vendors that collect data through cookies and other methods, including companies like Exponential Interactive, Index Exchange, and Quantcast, but it does not describe an event involving these companies beyond this data collection context.Market Research & Business IntelligenceDemand for Consent Management in the UKThe UK consent management industry is projected to grow from USD 56.6 million in 2026 to USD 64.8 million by 2036, reflecting a 1.4% CAGR, driven by ongoing regulatory compliance requirements under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 rather than short-term regulatory reactions. On-premises deployment accounts for the largest market share at 51.2%, while consent management platforms represent the leading solution segment at 34.2%, with England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland contributing to steady regional demand growth. Key industry participants include OneTrust, TrustArc, Cookiebot by Cybot A/S, Quantcast Choice, and Crownpeak, which compete across deployment models, solution types, and consulting services tailored to UK privacy regulations.AerospikeAI and Real-Time Decisions: Transforming Business EfficiencyAerospike CEO Subbu Iyer highlighted the transformative role of AI and real-time data platforms in enabling millisecond-level business decision-making during his keynote at the Real-time Data Summit. The article details how companies like Quantcast and PayPal utilize these technologies for high-speed advertising auctions and fraud detection, processing billions of transactions with low latency. It further outlines future trends including the integration of enterprise data via RAG, multi-model database capabilities, and continuous learning to enhance AI accuracy.TechnoserveEl Salvador ArchivesThe article lists multiple technology providers that collect user data through cookies and tracking tools on websites hosted or connected to Meta Platforms, Inc., Appnexus, Google, HubSpot, Issuu, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Oath, Quantcast, Reddit, Taboola, Twitter, YouTube, Zoom, and other services.openPR.comConsent Management Software Market Segmentation Analysis by Application, Type, and Key Players-OneTrust, TrustArc, Cookiebot, Quantcast, Civic UKThe global consent management software market is projected to reach USD 5.2 billion by 2031, growing at a 19.5% CAGR from 2025 to 2031. The market is expected to hit USD 1.5 billion in 2024, with Asia-Pacific expected to see the highest growth potential.IabcanadaAutonomous AI: The Next Evolution in Performance MarketingThe article discusses the evolution of AI in performance marketing, highlighting a shift from rule-based automation to autonomous systems that continuously adapt and optimize campaigns in real time. It features insights from Kaitlin Forbes of Quantcast, who explains how these technologies allow marketers to unify omnichannel strategies and focus on creative strategy rather than manual optimization.