Attention data
Every creative is scored by neuroscience before you pay to show it. If a format is invisible to the brain, you find out while it's still cheap to change.
We validate, buy and measure Out-of-Home with science, not assumptions. Every impression is earned twice: by the creative before launch, and by the results after it.










It's not billboards anymore. It's a digital channel that lives in the street: bought programmatically, targeted by audience, connected to the phone.
Like display, by impression, in real time.
By who passes, not by what address it is.
The same person you reach on the street can be reached again on their screen.
So the question is no longer whether the medium works. The question is: who measures it for you?
Digital-grade precision, measured in the street.
Nothing beats the street. No skip button, no ad blocker, no bot. Just real people, at full attention.
For twenty years, Out-of-Home lost budgets to channels that could show a dashboard. Not because it worked less. Because it counted worse. The medium was never the problem. The math was.
Every creative is scored by neuroscience before you pay to show it. If a format is invisible to the brain, you find out while it's still cheap to change.
Brand uplift and store visits, measured against a control group. Not how many saw it: how many acted.
Impressions are estimates, everywhere in the industry. True Stats recalculates what was actually seen.
The method, in six words
Anyone can describe a method. A method is worth what it can show. So we lead with the number, then explain it.

The objective was to bring Egypt closer to travellers across two of Spain’s most dynamic cities: Madrid and Barcelona.
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The goal was to strengthen Teneroni’s visibility across Milan through a fully digital and measurable DOOH campaign, combining brand awareness with a proximity-driven approach.
Explore the casePlan your media, refine your creative and track results. All in PRISM.

Markets, screens and audiences, explored before you commit.
Your creative's attention score, before launch.
Plays, impressions and audiences as they happen.
Brand uplift and store visits, against a control group.
For them it's one line in a plan. For us it's the whole plan, validated before launch and measured after. The question isn't whether someone can buy the screens. It's whether anyone proved they worked.
No. We plan and buy the full range: classic Out-of-Home, large formats, special builds and takeovers, alongside programmatic. Programmatic is where most budgets work hardest, so it's usually where we start. The method doesn't change with the format: validated before launch, measured after it.
This is the only one where the creative's attention score and the campaign's results sit on the same screen. And it isn't a line item. It's included in every campaign.
That was true when it couldn’t be measured. We measure store visits and brand uplift against a control group. Awareness is where it starts, not where it stops.
Digital reports beautifully: to bots, blocked ads and skipped views. No one skips a city. We bring the reporting digital has, to the attention only the street gets.
Impression counts are estimates, set before a campaign runs, so they can’t account for the storm, the concert, the closed road. True Stats adds that real-world context back and recalculates what was actually seen. Same campaign, same screen: the estimate and the recalculation, side by side.
Yes. We don’t own screens and we don’t resell a network, so no placement earns us more than another. Inventory is chosen on one criterion: whether it serves the plan. Measurement follows the same rule: exposed versus control, whatever the answer turns out to be.
No. If the only number that matters to you is the lowest CPM, we're the wrong partner. And if you'd rather not measure the campaign, we can't help, because measuring is the point. An agency that refuses no one isn't specialised. It's just available.
From the first plan to the final number: one partner, one screen, 85+ markets.