DOOH Advertising
Fixed slots. Fixed loops. Fixed cost.
Predictable exposure, stated plainly - plus the booking terms in full, before you ask for them.
From enquiry to on screen
Six steps, start to finish
- 1
Check availability
Tell us the campus, formats and month. We confirm what's open - inventory is released first-confirmed, and each loop carries a fixed number of advertisers.
- 2
Proposal & rate card
We send a costed plan against your objective and budget. Minimum three media units per campus. All commercials are exclusive of applicable taxes.
- 3
Purchase order & payment
A purchase order is mandatory to block media spaces, with 100% advance payment against confirmed booking.
- 4
Creative submission & approval
Send artwork to the specification on the formats page. All creatives are subject to approval by the participating tech park management.
- 5
Install & go live
Lead time of 6 working days from receipt of PO, payment and final creatives.
- 6
Run, swap & report
Your campaign runs every campus working day for the booked month, with one free creative swap and a run confirmation at close.
Published terms
Terms & conditions
Still have questions
Frequently asked
- What's the minimum booking?
- A minimum of 3 media units per campus, sold in monthly increments.
- How is availability worked out?
- Each digital display runs a 3-minute loop split into 12 advertiser slots. Availability for any month is simply 12 minus the slots already sold. Static signage is sold exclusively, one advertiser at a time.
- Can I get a refund if I change my mind?
- Bookings are non-refundable once media has been blocked and creatives have been submitted for approval - that's stated up front rather than in the fine print.
- How do I know my creative actually played?
- We confirm what ran at the end of the campaign today. An automated, self-serve proof-of-play report is on our roadmap.
- What happens if a display has downtime?
- Get in touch with us directly if you believe a booked slot didn't run as agreed, and we'll work it out with you. We don't yet have a published make-good policy - it's on our roadmap, and we'd rather say that plainly than promise a rule we haven't formalised.
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