OOH measurement built to hold up to scrutiny

Daily-refreshed delivery data, verified impressions, and demographic reporting, all in one dashboard, all on a methodology you can show your clients.

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We measure what people can actually see.

Most OOH audience segments are built from rough proximity, not physics. StreetMetrics uses a physics-based Display Exposure Zone, a geometry calculated from each unit's dimensions, height, facing, and environmental factors. The viewshed is further refined based on historical outcome data. If a device wasn't in a position to see the ad, it doesn't count.

That's not just more accurate. It's a methodology your clients can audit.

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Contracted vs. delivered, with a transparent audit trail

Reconcile planned and delivered impressions using the same methodology across every format type and market. When numbers don't match, the system surfaces the discrepancy. No more manual reconciliation, no more defending a gap you can't explain.

  • Methodology-consistent counts across operators
  • Clear discrepancy reporting
  • Client-ready export formats
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Know exactly what ran, down to the day

StreetMetrics verifies OOH ad delivery using GPS-tracked route data across 1B+ miles of coverage. Know when your creatives ran, where, and for how long, with proof-of-delivery documentation that survives any client or billing review.

  • Near real-time route coverage tracking
  • Hour-of-day delivery granularity
  • Delivery confirmation by unit and flight date (8-day delay, daily refresh)
  • Discrepancy flagging for billing reconciliation

Report on audience composition, not estimated eyeballs

Delivery data tied to demographic profiles, so you can tell clients who saw the campaign, not just how many people walked by. Age, income, gender, ethnicity, and behavioral segments are applied at the device level using the same mobility data that powers impression counting.

  • Age, income, gender, ethnicity, and behavioral overlays
  • Unit-level demographic breakdowns
  • Multi-market campaign rollups
  • Planned vs. delivered audience comparison

Give clients reporting they can take to their CMO