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Capitol Outdoor
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Capitol Outdoor, Inc.
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Private
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2010
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Capitol Outdoor is a privately-held outdoor advertising (OOH) company operating across 28 U.S. markets, headquartered in Washington, DC. The company sells advertising placements across five core format categories: static bulletins (standard 14'x48' illuminated billboards on highway corridors), digital billboards (LED displays running 8-second rotating spots in a 64-second loop across nine major markets), wallscapes (large-format vinyl installations on building walls in landmark locations), digital wallscapes (full-motion digital building-wall installations), and digital kiosk networks (street-level pedestrian-facing DOOH in high-foot-traffic urban environments). All inventory is backed by GEOPATH-certified audience measurement, the outdoor advertising industry's independent third-party measurement standard, and digital inventory can be purchased through programmatic DOOH buying platforms. Pricing follows a four-week flight model, with static formats priced per full-face ownership and digital formats priced per rotation slot; longer commitments (12-week or 26-week) receive per-flight discounts.

The company's revenue model is transactional advertising sales with no corporate minimums or national package requirements, differentiating it from larger OOH holding companies. Capitol Outdoor employs a direct sales motion targeting three customer segments: national brands and agencies seeking multi-market campaigns (primary segment), regional and local advertisers targeting specific urban markets (secondary), and performance-driven advertisers using digital and programmatic capabilities (secondary). Distribution is exclusively direct — no intermediaries — with sales driven through website quote requests, phone contact (888-550-8573), and agency relationships. Marketing relies on thought-leadership blog content, organic Instagram presence, and an interactive coverage map. The company holds no disclosed patents, has no funding rounds, no acquisitions, and no parent organization, operating as an independent private business under the legal names Capitol Outdoor, Inc. (privacy policy) and Capitol Outdoor, LLC (footer copyright).

Short descriptiontext

Capitol Outdoor is a privately-held outdoor advertising company operating across 28 U.S. markets, selling billboard, digital billboard, wallscape, digital wallscape, and digital kiosk advertising placements to national brands, agencies, and regional advertisers through a direct sales model with four-week flight terms.

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11–50
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HeadquartersWashington, United States
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Washington
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Keyword5 values
outdoor advertising, billboard advertising, digital billboards, wallscape advertising, DOOH advertising
Industry4 codes
1Static Billboards & Posters (Roadside, Wallscapes)
CodeBPAFALAAPrimaryYes
2Street Furniture Advertising (Bus Shelters, Kiosks, Benches, Phone Booths)
CodeBPAFALADPrimaryNo
3Place-Based / Retail & Venue Media (Malls, Gyms, Cinema, Office Buildings)
CodeBPAFALAEPrimaryNo
4OOH Media Planning, Buying & Inventory Aggregation
CodeBPAFALAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Indoor and Outdoor Display Advertising54185
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Advertising7310
Product category
Outdoor Advertising
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model1 record
1Outdoor Advertising Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Capitol Outdoor generates revenue by selling advertising placements across its portfolio of billboards, digital billboards, wallscapes, and digital kiosk networks. Static billboard advertising is priced per four-week flight where one advertiser occupies the full face. Digital billboard advertising is priced per rotation slot, with multiple advertisers sharing the screen. Wallscapes are priced as premium placements. All formats booked in four-week flight increments with long-term commitment discounts available.

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Marketing channels4 records

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Distribution channels1 record

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain
Pricing details4 tiers
1Static Billboard — Four-Week Flight (Full Face Ownership)
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

One advertiser occupies the full face for the full four-week flight. Includes illuminated 24-hour visibility. Standard format 14'x48' bulletin; oversized configurations available. Production involves vinyl printing and installation additional to flight cost.

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2Digital Billboard — Four-Week Flight (Shared Rotation)
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Typically six to eight advertisers sharing the screen in 8-second spots within a 64-second loop. Per-advertiser cost often lower than comparable static unit. No production cost — digital file submission only. Same-day creative updates available.

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3Wallscapes — Premium Placements
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Large-format vinyl or digital installations on building walls. Priced as premium placements reflecting landmark scale, visual impact, and concentrated pedestrian audience. Some units deliver over 1 million weekly impressions from a single location.

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4Digital Kiosk Networks — Four-Week Flight
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Street-level digital kiosk networks in high-foot-traffic urban environments. GEOPATH-verified impressions. 10-second rotating digital spots. Available in markets including Hoboken, Jersey City, Bayonne, Washington DC (The Wharf), Kansas City, Little Rock, Aurora IL, Greensboro, Silver Spring MD, and Dallas (DART).

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B2B
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Services
Core offering1 text field

Capitol Outdoor sells outdoor advertising placements across its network of 28 U.S. markets in four core formats: static illuminated billboards (standard 14'x48' bulletins on highways), LED digital billboards (rotating 8-second spots), wallscapes (large-format vinyl and digital building-wall installations), and digital kiosk networks (street-level pedestrian DOOH). Inventory is sold in four-week flight increments to national brands, agencies, and regional advertisers, with GEOPATH-verified impression data provided on every unit.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 4 values shown
  • OOH delivers an average CPM of $3.38 — among the lowest of any major media format — with zero ad fraud, zero ad blocking, and zero opt-out (per OAAA)
+3 more records
Product overview1 text field

Capitol Outdoor operates as an outdoor advertising company offering a portfolio of four core advertising formats: traditional Billboards (illuminated bulletins on highways in standard 14'x48' and oversized configurations), Digital Billboards (LED displays with rotating 8-second spots and creative flexibility), Digital Ad Networks/Kiosks (street-level pedestrian-facing DOOH in urban environments with GEOPATH-verified impressions), and Wallscapes (large-format vinyl and digital building wall installations). The company covers 28 U.S. markets including Baltimore, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, Detroit, Miami, Sacramento, and Chicago. The products are differentiated by format type, location environment (highway vs. street-level), creative flexibility, and pricing structure (rotation-shared vs. full-face ownership).

Product and service6 records
1Static Billboards
CategoryBillboard Advertising
Description

Traditional illuminated bulletins (standard 14'x48' format and oversized configurations) positioned on major highway and arterial corridors. Full-face ownership for the full four-week flight, illuminated for 24-hour visibility. Includes vinyl printing and installation ($200–$600 for a standard bulletin) plus flight cost. For national brand advertisers, agencies, and regional advertisers seeking broad market coverage and high-visibility exposure.

2Digital Billboards
CategoryBillboard Advertising
Description

LED digital displays running rotating 8-second spots within a 64-second loop (typically 6–8 advertisers sharing the screen). 10–16mm pixel pitch for full sunlight visibility. Same-day creative updates with no print production required. Time-of-day targeting capability. Available in nine major markets including Baltimore (I-95, I-895, I-83), Washington DC (Tysons Corner, National Harbor), Los Angeles (Sunset Blvd, Santa Monica Blvd, Calabasas), Atlanta, Detroit, Miami, Sacramento, Chicago, and Cleveland. For performance-driven advertisers needing speed and creative flexibility.

3Wallscapes
CategoryWallscape Advertising
Description

Large-format vinyl installations on building walls. Priced as premium placements reflecting landmark scale, visual impact, and concentrated pedestrian/vehicular audience. Some units deliver over 1 million weekly impressions from a single location, including an I-5 gateway wallscape in Sacramento. For advertisers seeking high-impact landmark placements with strong cultural association.

4Digital Wallscapes
CategoryWallscape Advertising
Description

Full-motion digital wall installations on building walls offering the same premium landmark placement as traditional wallscapes with the added flexibility of rotating digital content. Available in Miami, Sacramento, Detroit, San Diego, and Washington DC. For advertisers wanting high-impact landmark visibility with creative flexibility.

5Digital Ad Networks (Digital Kiosk Networks)
CategoryDigital Kiosk / DOOH
Description

Street-level digital kiosk networks in high-foot-traffic urban environments featuring 10-second rotating digital spots with GEOPATH-verified impressions. Available in markets including Hoboken, Jersey City, Bayonne, Washington DC (The Wharf), Kansas City, Little Rock, Aurora IL, Greensboro, Silver Spring MD, and Dallas (DART). For advertisers seeking pedestrian-facing DOOH placements in concentrated urban audiences.

6Static Kiosks
CategoryStatic Kiosk Advertising
Description

Street-level static advertising displays in urban environments, typically 68.9" x 47.9" format, positioned in high-traffic pedestrian areas. Located in markets including Hoboken, NJ and Bayonne, NJ. For local advertisers needing pedestrian-level presence in specific urban locations.

Scale indicator3 records

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Recent move5 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight4 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent regional OOH company operating static and digital billboards in the US Southeast and Midwest. Comparable to Capitol Outdoor in market coverage approach, boutique client service model, and multi-format inventory.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major US OOH operator with billboards, transit, and place-based media across top US markets. Directly comparable to Capitol Outdoor in highway bulletins, digital billboards, and wallscape formats targeting national brand advertisers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Privately held regional OOH operator with billboards and digital billboards across multiple US markets. Most directly comparable peer given similar independent-network positioning, multi-market footprint, and mid-size scale.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Digital-only OOH startup operating LED billboards across the US with a programmatic-first buying model. Comparable to Capitol Outdoor's digital billboard business and shares the same DOOH programmatic tailwind, though Blip is digital-only and lacks static/wallscape inventory.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Public US OOH operator with the largest US billboard footprint and a growing digital billboard network. Comparable to Capitol Outdoor on static bulletins, digital billboards, and wallscape formats serving agency-driven national and regional advertisers.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global leader in street furniture and transit OOH with significant US presence in digital kiosks and bus shelters. Comparable to Capitol Outdoor's digital kiosk network and place-based inventory in urban markets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

European-headquartered OOH and digital out-of-home operator with growing US exposure. Comparable to Capitol Outdoor across static and digital billboard formats with emphasis on programmatic DOOH buying and audience measurement.

TypeOthers
Description

Programmatic DOOH ad server and SSP enabling impression-based buying across digital out-of-home networks. Comparable as the underlying technology layer enabling Capitol Outdoor's programmatic DOOH capability and serving as a channel to performance-driven advertisers.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Programmatic supply-side platform for DOOH that aggregates inventory from multiple OOH operators. Comparable as a programmatic DOOH channel partner for Capitol Outdoor's digital inventory and represents both a route-to-market and a competitive threat if it standardizes buying across competing networks.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

One of the largest OOH media companies globally with a dominant US billboard, digital billboard, and transit portfolio. Directly comparable to Capitol Outdoor across all four core formats (static, digital, wallscape, kiosk) and the same target customer base of national brand advertisers and agencies.

Market position
Strengths5 records

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat3 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights6 records

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Named customers1 record

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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No

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Feature3 records

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Funding overview

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Round, Amount USD, Date, Pre money valuation, Total investors, Investors, News

Investors

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Name, Type, Date of entry, Rounds participated, Website

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

M&A

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Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

Investment

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Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

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

Capitol Outdoor

Outdoor Advertisingcapitoloutdoor.com

Capitol Outdoor is a privately-held outdoor advertising company operating across 28 U.S. markets, selling billboard, digital billboard, wallscape, digital wallscape, and digital kiosk advertising placements to national brands, agencies, and regional advertisers through a direct sales model with four-week flight terms.

What Capitol Outdoor does

Capitol Outdoor is a privately-held outdoor advertising (OOH) company operating across 28 U.S. markets, headquartered in Washington, DC. The company sells advertising placements across five core format categories: static bulletins (standard 14'x48' illuminated billboards on highway corridors), digital billboards (LED displays running 8-second rotating spots in a 64-second loop across nine major markets), wallscapes (large-format vinyl installations on building walls in landmark locations), digital wallscapes (full-motion digital building-wall installations), and digital kiosk networks (street-level pedestrian-facing DOOH in high-foot-traffic urban environments). All inventory is backed by GEOPATH-certified audience measurement, the outdoor advertising industry's independent third-party measurement standard, and digital inventory can be purchased through programmatic DOOH buying platforms. Pricing follows a four-week flight model, with static formats priced per full-face ownership and digital formats priced per rotation slot; longer commitments (12-week or 26-week) receive per-flight discounts.

The company's revenue model is transactional advertising sales with no corporate minimums or national package requirements, differentiating it from larger OOH holding companies. Capitol Outdoor employs a direct sales motion targeting three customer segments: national brands and agencies seeking multi-market campaigns (primary segment), regional and local advertisers targeting specific urban markets (secondary), and performance-driven advertisers using digital and programmatic capabilities (secondary). Distribution is exclusively direct — no intermediaries — with sales driven through website quote requests, phone contact (888-550-8573), and agency relationships. Marketing relies on thought-leadership blog content, organic Instagram presence, and an interactive coverage map. The company holds no disclosed patents, has no funding rounds, no acquisitions, and no parent organization, operating as an independent private business under the legal names Capitol Outdoor, Inc. (privacy policy) and Capitol Outdoor, LLC (footer copyright).

Capitol Outdoor firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Capitol Outdoor
Legal name
Capitol Outdoor, Inc.
Website
https://capitoloutdoor.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2010
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Capitol Outdoor is a privately-held outdoor advertising company operating across 28 U.S. markets, selling billboard, digital billboard, wallscape, digital wallscape, and digital kiosk advertising placements to national brands, agencies, and regional advertisers through a direct sales model with four-week flight terms.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Capitol Outdoor industry classification

Industry
Product category
Outdoor Advertising
NAICS
Indoor and Outdoor Display Advertising (54185)
SIC
Services-Advertising (7310)
akta.pro primary industry
Static Billboards & Posters (Roadside, Wallscapes) (BPAFALAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Street Furniture Advertising (Bus Shelters, Kiosks, Benches, Phone Booths) (BPAFALAD), Place-Based / Retail & Venue Media (Malls, Gyms, Cinema, Office Buildings) (BPAFALAE), OOH Media Planning, Buying & Inventory Aggregation (BPAFALAJ)

Keywords

  • Outdoor advertising
  • Billboard advertising
  • Digital billboards
  • Wallscape advertising
  • DOOH advertising

Where Capitol Outdoor is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Washington
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Markets served

Capitol Outdoor business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain

Revenue model

  1. Outdoor Advertising Sales: Capitol Outdoor generates revenue by selling advertising placements across its portfolio of billboards, digital billboards, wallscapes, and digital kiosk networks. Static billboard advertising is priced per four-week flight where one advertiser occupies the full face. Digital billboard advertising is priced per rotation slot, with multiple advertisers sharing the screen. Wallscapes are priced as premium placements. All formats booked in four-week flight increments with long-term commitment discounts available.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingMulti-year contractStatic Billboard — Four-Week Flight (Full Face Ownership)
Unit PricingMulti-year contractDigital Billboard — Four-Week Flight (Shared Rotation)
Unit PricingMulti-year contractWallscapes — Premium Placements
Unit PricingMulti-year contractDigital Kiosk Networks — Four-Week Flight

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Capitol Outdoor product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Capitol Outdoor sells outdoor advertising placements across its network of 28 U.S. markets in four core formats: static illuminated billboards (standard 14'x48' bulletins on highways), LED digital billboards (rotating 8-second spots), wallscapes (large-format vinyl and digital building-wall installations), and digital kiosk networks (street-level pedestrian DOOH). Inventory is sold in four-week flight increments to national brands, agencies, and regional advertisers, with GEOPATH-verified impression data provided on every unit.

Product overview

Capitol Outdoor operates as an outdoor advertising company offering a portfolio of four core advertising formats: traditional Billboards (illuminated bulletins on highways in standard 14'x48' and oversized configurations), Digital Billboards (LED displays with rotating 8-second spots and creative flexibility), Digital Ad Networks/Kiosks (street-level pedestrian-facing DOOH in urban environments with GEOPATH-verified impressions), and Wallscapes (large-format vinyl and digital building wall installations). The company covers 28 U.S. markets including Baltimore, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, Detroit, Miami, Sacramento, and Chicago. The products are differentiated by format type, location environment (highway vs. street-level), creative flexibility, and pricing structure (rotation-shared vs. full-face ownership).

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Static Billboards Traditional illuminated bulletins (standard 14'x48' format and oversized configurations) positioned on major highway and arterial corridors. Full-face ownership for the full four-week flight, illuminated for 24-hour visibility. Includes vinyl printing and installation ($200–$600 for a standard bulletin) plus flight cost. For national brand advertisers, agencies, and regional advertisers seeking broad market coverage and high-visibility exposure.
  • Digital Billboards LED digital displays running rotating 8-second spots within a 64-second loop (typically 6–8 advertisers sharing the screen). 10–16mm pixel pitch for full sunlight visibility. Same-day creative updates with no print production required. Time-of-day targeting capability. Available in nine major markets including Baltimore (I-95, I-895, I-83), Washington DC (Tysons Corner, National Harbor), Los Angeles (Sunset Blvd, Santa Monica Blvd, Calabasas), Atlanta, Detroit, Miami, Sacramento, Chicago, and Cleveland. For performance-driven advertisers needing speed and creative flexibility.
  • Wallscapes Large-format vinyl installations on building walls. Priced as premium placements reflecting landmark scale, visual impact, and concentrated pedestrian/vehicular audience. Some units deliver over 1 million weekly impressions from a single location, including an I-5 gateway wallscape in Sacramento. For advertisers seeking high-impact landmark placements with strong cultural association.
  • Digital Wallscapes Full-motion digital wall installations on building walls offering the same premium landmark placement as traditional wallscapes with the added flexibility of rotating digital content. Available in Miami, Sacramento, Detroit, San Diego, and Washington DC. For advertisers wanting high-impact landmark visibility with creative flexibility.
  • Digital Ad Networks (Digital Kiosk Networks) Street-level digital kiosk networks in high-foot-traffic urban environments featuring 10-second rotating digital spots with GEOPATH-verified impressions. Available in markets including Hoboken, Jersey City, Bayonne, Washington DC (The Wharf), Kansas City, Little Rock, Aurora IL, Greensboro, Silver Spring MD, and Dallas (DART). For advertisers seeking pedestrian-facing DOOH placements in concentrated urban audiences.
  • Static Kiosks Street-level static advertising displays in urban environments, typically 68.9" x 47.9" format, positioned in high-traffic pedestrian areas. Located in markets including Hoboken, NJ and Bayonne, NJ. For local advertisers needing pedestrian-level presence in specific urban locations.

Quantifiable outcome

  • OOH delivers an average CPM of $3.38 — among the lowest of any major media format — with zero ad fraud, zero ad blocking, and zero opt-out (per OAAA)
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Capitol Outdoor

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Capitol Outdoor technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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API docs
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AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Capitol Outdoor partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Capitol Outdoor competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Fairway Outdoor Advertising: Independent regional OOH company operating static and digital billboards in the US Southeast and Midwest. Comparable to Capitol Outdoor in market coverage approach, boutique client service model, and multi-format inventory.
  • Adams Outdoor Advertising: Privately held regional OOH operator with billboards and digital billboards across multiple US markets. Most directly comparable peer given similar independent-network positioning, multi-market footprint, and mid-size scale.

Broad incumbents

  • OUTFRONT Media: Major US OOH operator with billboards, transit, and place-based media across top US markets. Directly comparable to Capitol Outdoor in highway bulletins, digital billboards, and wallscape formats targeting national brand advertisers.
  • Lamar Advertising Company: Public US OOH operator with the largest US billboard footprint and a growing digital billboard network. Comparable to Capitol Outdoor on static bulletins, digital billboards, and wallscape formats serving agency-driven national and regional advertisers.
  • JCDecaux: Global leader in street furniture and transit OOH with significant US presence in digital kiosks and bus shelters. Comparable to Capitol Outdoor's digital kiosk network and place-based inventory in urban markets.
  • Stroer SE & Co. KGaA: European-headquartered OOH and digital out-of-home operator with growing US exposure. Comparable to Capitol Outdoor across static and digital billboard formats with emphasis on programmatic DOOH buying and audience measurement.
  • Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings: One of the largest OOH media companies globally with a dominant US billboard, digital billboard, and transit portfolio. Directly comparable to Capitol Outdoor across all four core formats (static, digital, wallscape, kiosk) and the same target customer base of national brand advertisers and agencies.

Emerging players

  • Blip Billboards: Digital-only OOH startup operating LED billboards across the US with a programmatic-first buying model. Comparable to Capitol Outdoor's digital billboard business and shares the same DOOH programmatic tailwind, though Blip is digital-only and lacks static/wallscape inventory.
  • Place Exchange: Programmatic supply-side platform for DOOH that aggregates inventory from multiple OOH operators. Comparable as a programmatic DOOH channel partner for Capitol Outdoor's digital inventory and represents both a route-to-market and a competitive threat if it standardizes buying across competing networks.

Others

  • Vistar Media: Programmatic DOOH ad server and SSP enabling impression-based buying across digital out-of-home networks. Comparable as the underlying technology layer enabling Capitol Outdoor's programmatic DOOH capability and serving as a channel to performance-driven advertisers.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Capitol Outdoor social profiles

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Capitol Outdoor financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

Capitol Outdoor leadership team

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Number of profiles

Capitol Outdoor funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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

Capitol Outdoor M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

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

Frequently asked questions about Capitol Outdoor

What does Capitol Outdoor do?

Capitol Outdoor sells outdoor advertising placements across its network of 28 U.S. markets in four core formats: static illuminated billboards (standard 14'x48' bulletins on highways), LED digital billboards (rotating 8-second spots), wallscapes (large-format vinyl and digital building-wall installations), and digital kiosk networks (street-level pedestrian DOOH). Inventory is sold in four-week flight increments to national brands, agencies, and regional advertisers, with GEOPATH-verified impression data provided on every unit.

Is Capitol Outdoor a public or private company?

Capitol Outdoor is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was Capitol Outdoor founded?

Capitol Outdoor was founded in 2010. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Capitol Outdoor based?

Capitol Outdoor is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Capitol Outdoor make money?

One revenue line is on record: outdoor Advertising Sales.

Who are Capitol Outdoor's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Fairway Outdoor Advertising and Adams Outdoor Advertising. Broad incumbents are OUTFRONT Media, Lamar Advertising Company, JCDecaux, Stroer SE & Co. KGaA and Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings. Emerging players are Blip Billboards and Place Exchange. Vistar Media is listed as an others.

Does Capitol Outdoor have an API?

No public API is recorded for Capitol Outdoor.

What industry is Capitol Outdoor in?

Capitol Outdoor's product category is Outdoor Advertising. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAFALAA, Static Billboards & Posters (Roadside, Wallscapes), with a secondary code of BPAFALAD, Street Furniture Advertising (Bus Shelters, Kiosks, Benches, Phone Booths). Its NAICS code is 54185 and its SIC code is 7310.

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PR NewswireSugar Ray Lead Vocalist Mark McGrath to Host Virtual Concert Featuring COVID-19 HeroesCapitol Outdoor Media and Smart City Media partnered to host a virtual concert called 'Bringing Music to Our Streets' on June 10, 2020, featuring COVID-19 first responders and hosted by Sugar Ray lead vocalist Mark McGrath. The concert was produced by Kiswe Mobile and broadcast across thousands of CityPost kiosks nationwide as well as social media platforms including Facebook Live, YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter. The event was described as a morale-boosting initiative to bring hope to communities during the COVID-19 crisis, inspired by Andrea Bocelli's 'Music for Hope Concert' in Italy.PR NewswireCapitol Outdoor and Smart City Media Announce Pro Bono Partnership to Use the Power of Out of Home Advertising to Share Timely, Relevant Messages about the COVID-19 CrisisCapitol Outdoor and Smart City Media announced a pro bono partnership on April 8, 2020, to broadcast COVID-19 public health messages through their shared out-of-home advertising networks at no cost to public health agencies. The partnership utilizes Smart City Media's Citypost platform, which aggregates open data from mobile apps, IoT sensors, and social media to guide hyperlocal placement of information about testing sites, launching initially in Baltimore, Washington D.C., Dallas, Kansas City, Jersey City, and Greensboro. Both companies also committed to addressing additional community needs including food programs, resources for the elderly, and health services for underserved populations.