What is CTV advertising and how is it different from OTT?+
CTV advertising is video advertising shown on internet-connected TV screens — smart TVs, Roku, Fire TV or Apple TV. OTT advertising is broader: it covers streaming content delivered over the internet on any device. CTV is the big-screen part of OTT, usually with non-skippable, sound-on viewing.
How much does a CTV advertising agency charge?+
Most US CTV agencies charge 15–20% of media or a $5,000–$15,000 monthly retainer, plus production. Our CTV management packages start at $5,000 a month for $10,000–$25,000 in media, including an AI-built spot each quarter. Media is billed separately at cost.
What is the minimum budget for a CTV campaign?+
We recommend at least $10,000 a month in media. Streaming CPMs average around $26 in 2026, so that budget buys roughly 380,000 impressions — enough reach and frequency to measure real lift. Smaller tests are possible on self-serve platforms.
How do you measure the results of a CTV advertising campaign?+
We focus on viewability, video completion rate, active attention and brand lift — ad recall and favorability measured through survey panels and verification tools like IAS. In our Meizu campaign, this approach delivered 88% viewability and a +26% ad recall lift.
Who produces the video for our CTV campaigns?+
We do. Our in-house studio produces broadcast-quality 15- and 30-second spots, from AI-built ads to full live-action shoots, and cuts them to every platform spec. Video is included in each management package, and every spot becomes your property.
How do you use AI to improve CTV campaign performance?+
AI-assisted analytics process delivery, completion and site-visit data daily, spot which channels, audiences and creatives drive results, and flag fatigue early. Our media buyers use those insights to shift budget faster than a monthly reporting cycle allows.