Start with the brief
A plain-language campaign brief, or pages that already work.
Contextually curated deals for your ad campaigns.
Contextual websites and YouTube channels.
Evidence behind every recommendation.
PGM-1 is our active decision model. It turns public web evidence into clear judgments about publisher quality.
Explore how it worksA sharper view of the open web.
SCROLL TO DISCOVERThe care of a media planner, at the scale of the open web. Real pages, meaningful matches and careful quality checks. Every recommendation starts with evidence.
A plain-language campaign brief, or pages that already work.
Real pages. Matched by meaning, on mobile and desktop.
PlacementGraph matches the meaning of your brief, page by page, even for topics no category list has yet.
Quality and suitability, checked against your brand’s own rules.
See which exchanges actually sell each site, and whether every seller is authorized.
Pages built to recycle ad spend, not to inform readers.
Layouts where ads crowd out the content.
Low-effort, automated pages with nothing new to say.
Groups of related sites posing as independent publishers.
We check that real audiences actually visit each site in the country you’re buying.
A site that can’t be verified is marked unverified, never guessed at.
PGM-1 weighs public web evidence to judge publisher quality. Calibrated, explainable judgments about page quality and the likelihood of arbitrage.
PGM-1 evaluates publisher quality and informs placement decisions using public web evidence. Your rules and human review have the final say.
Tested on publishers it has never seen. Trained on public evidence, never client data. A purpose-built decision model, not a chatbot.
Your strongest contextual sites become a curated deal, ready for your usual buying platform. Ranking is exchange-neutral. When fewer sites meet the bar, the list stays shorter. Every pick comes with its reasons.
PlacementGraph finds YouTube channels that fit your brief and flags what you don’t want: made-for-kids content, re-upload farms and compilation channels.
From the living room to the next great read. Bring your campaign to CTV, Display and Online Video, with context at the centre of the plan.
From the right context to a ready-to-buy deal.



01 / CONNECTED TVVideo advertising in streaming environments viewed on connected televisions. Bring your campaign into a lean-back viewing experience, with the available content and app context guiding the plan.
CTV is a viewing environment, not simply online video on a larger screen. Planning starts with the streaming inventory available for your market and the content information available for that supply. App-level and program-level context are different; the deal should make clear which is available.
Plan for a television viewing distance and a clear story. Confirm accepted video lengths, file specifications, audio requirements and whether the placement can be skipped. These details vary by inventory and belong in the campaign plan.
Before activation, align on the inventory included, market coverage, available reporting and the supply path. Website page scans are evidence about websites; they are not presented as proof of the quality of a TV programme.
02 / DISPLAYVisual advertising alongside publisher content on desktop and mobile web. PlacementGraph reads real pages to find meaningful matches, then checks the quality of the environments around your ad.
Start with your campaign brief or pages that already perform well. PlacementGraph looks for pages with a meaningful connection to the campaign, including specific and emerging topics that broad category labels can miss.
The placement environment matters as much as the subject. We examine real article pages on mobile and desktop, looking at content quality and layout, with checks for made-for-arbitrage sites, heavy ad clutter and low-effort content.
Confirm available ad sizes, creative requirements and desktop or mobile coverage before buying. Your curated site list comes with supporting evidence and transparent supply paths. Fewer qualifying sites means a shorter list, not a lower bar.
03 / ONLINE VIDEOVideo advertising across online publisher environments. Pair sight, sound and motion with a relevant setting, while making the placement type and viewing experience part of the buying decision.
Video can run around publisher video content or in other on-page settings. These experiences are not interchangeable. Clarify the placement type, player position, playback behaviour, sound settings and skippability for the inventory in your plan.
Use the campaign’s subject, tone and suitability requirements to guide publisher selection. Page-level evidence explains the surrounding web environment; any video-specific information should be identified separately, with missing information left visible.
YouTube channel discovery complements video planning by finding channels that fit the brief and flagging made-for-kids content, re-upload farms and compilation channels. Channel discovery is a separate planning service; activation depends on the buying route agreed for the campaign.
Your brief. The right mix of screens.
We’ll confirm the inventory, formats and creative requirements together.
The campaign in plain language.
The strongest contextual sites and channels, with the evidence behind each.
Your shortlist becomes a curated deal through our exchange partners.
Buy in your usual platform. Agencies earn benefits as their investment grows.
Screenshots, signals, reasons and scan dates. Missing data stays missing. An unverified site is never labelled unsafe. No fraud claims without proof.
Our placement matching is contextual and uses no cookies or personal data. Brand suitability is checked against each brand’s own rules.
Money and score calculations use fixed code. AI adds judgment where it helps. Client rules and human approval always have the final say.