Ad server comparison

Broadstreet
vs. Epom Ad Server

Broadstreet is built for small teams selling direct ads on local news sites. Epom does the same, and adds programmatic, video and room to grow.

Your situation
Epom
Broadstreet
Programmatic next to direct deals
OpenRTB, PMP and Prebid in one stack
Prebid.js and third-party tags
Adding users
No user cap
1–2 users on the $299 plan
Every ad format from day one
Included
Premium formats unlocked by plan
Trying it before you sign
14-day self-serve trial
Demo first
Ads inside your newsletters
Email placements
Sent straight into MailChimp, HubSpot and more
95% renewal rate 99.95% uptime 13ms average response time Published pricing from $250/mo

News Publishers Already Selling Direct on Epom

Two Epom clients: a national news publisher selling direct to more than 200 advertisers, and a publisher that added self-serve RTB for its clients.

News publisher

Kosovo · on Epom since 2015

2.1B

Impressions a year

Sells direct deals to more than 200 advertisers, in a language Google’s ad server doesn’t support.

Publisher

Hong Kong

186M

Impressions a month

Added self-serve RTB for its own clients, reaching that volume on a published plan within seven months.

Broadstreet vs. Epom Pricing:
What Each Plan Includes

Broadstreet prices by team size. Epom prices by impressions served, with every user and format on every plan.

Epom Ad Server
Broadstreet
Starting price
$250/mo — 8.5M impressions
$299 a month for 1–2 users
Trial
14 days, self-serve
Demo first
Adding a third user
No extra cost
Beyond the $299 plan’s 1–2 users

Broadstreet and Epom pricing as published, August 2026. Vendors change plans and add-on structures — confirm current rates on each provider’s pricing page.

Evaluating more than two? Download the full ad server comparison.

Broadstreet vs. Epom Features, Side by Side

Broadstreet is built for small teams selling direct. Epom sells direct too, and adds programmatic, video and room to grow.

Area
Epom
Broadstreet
Programmatic
OpenRTB, PMP deals and hosted Prebid, in one stack with direct
Prebid.js and third-party tags
Video
VAST, VMAP, ad pods and Open Measurement
YouTube embeds
Targeting
Per-user frequency caps, geo-fencing, time of day, language, proxy/VPN
City, ZIP and radius geo, device, day of week, keywords
Reporting
Scheduled email reports; advertisers log in to their own stats
Automated advertiser reports from the $399 plan
AI assistant
Runs the account for you: creates, links and reports
Alva answers questions and builds ads
Newsletters
Email placements
Sent straight into MailChimp, Constant Contact, HubSpot and ActiveCampaign
WordPress
Ad tags and the API
Plugin and Newspack integration

What Local Publishers Ask Before Switching

01

Is Epom a good Broadstreet alternative?

Yes, if you sell direct today and want programmatic, real video or more users next. If newsletter delivery and a WordPress plugin matter most, Broadstreet fits better.

03

Does Epom deliver ads into newsletters?

Epom serves email placements. Sending ads straight into tools like MailChimp is where Broadstreet is stronger.

02

Can I sell direct and programmatic on the same site?

Yes. Direct campaigns and programmatic demand sit in one priority stack, so programmatic fills what your sales team doesn’t sell.

04

How hard is it to switch?

Swap Broadstreet zones for Epom tags, rebuild your direct campaigns, and run both on one section of your site for a couple of weeks.

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