Screenverse

Screenverse operates a large network of digital out-of-home (DOOH) screens across the United States, positioning itself as one of the biggest networks of digital screens in the physical world. The company reports coverage of 210 designated market areas spanning the continental U.S., more than 95,000 digital screens, and over 5.5 billion monthly impressions, with both static and full-motion video inventory available. Its network extends across more than 25 venue types, including digital billboards, urban street-level panels, residential and office buildings, retail environments, transit hubs, gas stations, gyms and fitness centers, pharmacies and healthcare settings, and bars and restaurants.

Screenverse emphasizes programmatic capability, enabling advertisers to target by demographics, market, zip code, and proximity to points of interest, and it supports both programmatic and direct buying models. The company describes its inventory as brand-safe and unblockable digital advertising, and it offers integrated measurement and analytics so advertisers can evaluate campaign performance. Beyond selling media, Screenverse works with screen owners to help monetize their inventory, connecting physical display networks with programmatic demand.

This dual role, aggregating supply while serving advertiser demand, lets brands and agencies reach audiences across many environments through a single national platform. The company states that its network is used by major national advertisers and Fortune 500 brands. Its combination of scale, venue diversity, and programmatic tools targets advertisers seeking broad, data-driven DOOH reach nationwide.