Billboards charge for eyeballs.
A driver glances for two seconds at 70 mph. You pay whether they stop or not, and you’ll never know either way.
The economics
A driver glances for two seconds at 70 mph. You pay whether they stop or not, and you’ll never know either way.
Clicks from people who may be 400 miles away, comparison shopping on a couch. Attribution is a guess.
A traveler near your exit, matched to what you sell, confirmed and paid before they arrive. You pay when it works: order-level attribution, every time.
Built for your industry
The matching model learns what travelers want from each kind of stop. See how it plays for yours.
Getting on the road