The Ultimate Demand-Side Platform Comparison
We picked and compared 9 leading DSPs, their features, strong and weak suits, prices and many other aspects you can find in this free guide. Check out this comprehensive DSP comparison crafted by Epom Team with love!
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DSP Comparison: What's Inside? [PDF]
Look through our in-depth 30+ page analysis dissecting
the top-9 demand-side platforms available.
Highlighted features include:
- Ad formats, channels, placement types and other creative features
- Pricing models and optimization
- Analytics, tracking, and reporting
- Targeting and real-time bidding
- Data solutions and traffic
- White-labeling and customization
... and many more!
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A Quick Comparison Chart of
Top-3 Epom Competitors
Here is a short demand-side platform comparison table of Epom vs. other DSPs to which
our clients compare us the most. Check their major features and prices below.
| Epom | AdLib | Adform | Targetoo | |
| Media Buying Channels | Desktop, mobile, video, CTV (OTT) | Desktop, mobile, audio, video, CTV, DOOH | Desktop, mobile, audio, video, CTV, DOOH | Desktop, mobile, audio, video, CTV, DOOH |
| Ad Formats & Other Creatives Features | ||||
| Pricing Models | CPM, CPC | CPA/CPI | CPM, CPC, CPA/CPI | CPM, CPO/CPD |
| Optimization | Capping, bidding rules, | bidding modifiers, bid floor price | Capping, Header bidding | Capping, bidding rules, dynamic bid optimization, second price, predictor, WinRate, optimizer |
| Analytics and Tracking: | ||||
| Real-time analytics | ||||
| Mobile-specific analytics | ||||
| Video analytics | ||||
| Conversion tracking | ||||
| Reporting |
| Data Solutions | Bidstream, 1st-party data integration | DMP | Bidstream, DMP, 1st-party data integration | DMP |
| Targeting Options: | ||||
| Geographic | ||||
| Device | ||||
| Time | ||||
| Contextual | ||||
| Demographic | Only gender & age | |||
| Behavioral | ||||
| Retargeting | ||||
| Other types of targeting | OS & Browser, Geofence, Language, IAB category, Stores, etc. | Weather targeting | – | Interest, language, connection, carrier, weather, app name, site url, models, publisher, type of user ID |
| Traffic: | ||||
| Provided traffic | ||||
| Traffic verticals | Mainstream & specific | Not specified | Mainstream & specific | Mainstream & specific |
| Custom SSP connections | ||||
| Private marketplace | ||||
| Suppression lists | ||||
| White-Labeling Conditions | Company info and domain, logo, colors, images, text and its position, etc. | Company's name, logo, colors, and domain | Not a white-label DSP | Colors, DNS settings, custom terms and conditions and platform interface setup |
| Feature customization | On request | On request | ||
| Admin Panel & Level of Control | ||||
| User management | ||||
| Request validator | ||||
| Billing settings | ||||
| Traffic quality scanning | GeoEdge | Not specified | ||
| Other admin settings | User roles & permissions, Self-serve advertiser accounts | Not specified | ||
| Free Trial | 14 days | 30 days | Not specified | |
| Cost per Month (Min Price) | $250/mo | $499/mo | Not specified | $500 min payment, hidden markup |
| Epom vs AdLib | Epom vs Adform | Epom vs Targetoo |
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Short Overview of the Selected
DSPs’ Superpowers
We analyzed the features of 20 demand-side platforms on the market and picked the coolest!
See their superpowers and find the best tool for your media buying activities.
Superpowers:
- Many admin settings and high level of control
- Customization and on-demand dev
- Custom SSP connection and traffic
Superpowers:
- Variety of media buying channels
- Modern and clean UI
- Extensive set of ad formats
Superpowers:
- In-built rich media constructor
- Advanced analytics
- Regional CTV and DOOH traffic
Superpowers:
- Good media planning
- Data building
- Extensive targeting options
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FAQ
A demand-side platform comparison is a comprehensive analysis that considers all the functionalities of different DSPs on the market.
Here's what a DSP comparison typically analyze:
- Supported features of each DSP: ad formats, targeting options, reporting & analytics, data integrations, etc.
- Pricing models and fees: costs associated with using the platform.
- Ease of use: interface complexity and user friendliness.
- Customer support: level of assistance offered by the DSP provider.
- Traffic sources and targeting options.
- And many more.
Here are some key factors to consider when choosing a DSP:
- Your campaign goals and budget: Different DSPs might cater to different campaign objectives (brand awareness, lead generation, etc.) and budgets (large enterprises vs. small businesses). Yet, there are universal tools among them, such as Epom DSP.
- Features and functionalities: Consider the DSP's targeting options, ad formats supported, reporting and analytics capabilities, and integrations with other marketing tools.
- User interface and ease of use: A user-friendly interface can save you time and effort in managing your campaigns. Customer support: Reliable and responsive customer support is essential for troubleshooting any issues.
- Customer support: Reliable and responsive customer support is essential for troubleshooting any issues.
Epom PDF guide with a DSP comparison provides clear and organized tables comparing the key features of different the most popular DSPs. It also include additional information like:
- Short reviews or summaries of each DSP
- Pricing structures
- Free trial availability
Here's how to get the most out of your PDF guide:
- Identify your needs: Clearly define your campaign goals, budget, and desired features.
- Review the comparison tables: Focus on the features most important to you and compare how different DSPs measure up.
- Read the reviews or summaries: Gain insights into the strengths and weaknesses of each platform.
- Consider pricing: Compare pricing structures and see if they fit your budget.
- Explore free trials: If available, take advantage of free trials to test out the DSP interface and functionalities.
DSPs provide advertisers with tools to manage their ad campaigns. These tools include targeting specific audiences, setting bid prices, optimizing campaign performance, and analyzing results. They help advertisers to reach their target audience across various channels, such as display, mobile, video, while saving their budget spend.
Building a demand side platform involves several key steps:
- Determine the features you want your DSP to have (targeting options, real-time bidding capabilities, reporting and analytics, scalability, and integration with ad exchanges and data providers).
- Choose the technologies that align with your requirements, such as data management platforms (DMPs), and analytics tools.
- Build the DSP infrastructure, including user interfaces for advertisers to manage their campaigns, integration with ad exchanges and data sources, algorithms for bidding and optimization, and reporting and analytics capabilities.
- Thoroughly test the platform to ensure functionality, performance, and scalability. Iterate and optimize based on user feedback and performance data.
- Deploy the DSP to production, continuously monitor and maintain the platform to ensure optimal performance, security, and reliability.