Your name gets on TV
Plays and frequency build toward a few views per home. Judging calls this early tells you nothing yet — this month is about being seen.
Full-screen, unskippable ads on Hulu, Peacock, Tubi and more — shown only in the homes you serve.

Estimates, not a promise: ranges from our live delivery rates, assuming each home sees it 3–6 times a month and 90–98% watch to the end.
Premium and free ad-supported streaming, mixed to your audience and what is available that month. We will not tell you we own Hulu — nobody honest says that. We buy the space your ad runs in.

Nobody looks up a plumber until the water is on the floor. When it happens, they call the name they already know — the one they saw on TV last night.
Connected TV puts your name in their living room first: full-screen, on the shows they already stream, in the homes you actually serve, often enough that it sticks.

National platforms are built for national budgets. A Minnesota HVAC company needs the homes in its own trade area, on the big screen, often enough to remember the name — planned around what Minnesota actually watches: Vikings, Twins and Wild season, local news and weather.

The zip codes you serve, what you want to spend and what a new customer is worth to you. A phone call is enough.
Which streaming services, how many homes, how often each one sees it, and how it will be measured. You see all of it before anything is spent.
Bring the commercial you have — if you need one made, we will introduce you to people who make them. We handle the buying, the targeting and the frequency caps.
Every month: how many times it played, how many homes saw it, how many watched to the end. A weak placement is pulled mid-flight, not found at the end.
None of it is a promise of calls in week two, because nobody can honestly make one. Connected TV needs a runway — give it three months.
Plays and frequency build toward a few views per home. Judging calls this early tells you nothing yet — this month is about being seen.
Searches for your business name and direct visits to your site usually begin to lift when the ad and the area are right — the first honest sign it is working.
Often 10–25% above your baseline on site or store activity, where measurement was set up at the start. Cost per customer usually improves as frequency settles.
The first number to watch is completion. Expect 90 to 98% of your ads watched to the end. Under about 90% and something is wrong with the placement or the video file — we find it in week two, not at the end of the quarter.
What business owners want to know before they put their name on TV — answered the way we would on a call.
Ad-supported streaming watched on an actual television — Hulu, Peacock, Tubi, Pluto TV, the Roku Channel and similar — through a smart TV, a streaming stick or a console. It plays full-screen and can't be skipped, the way a TV commercial does. It is not a video ad on a phone.
A single-market test starts at roughly $2,500 to $5,000 a month in media, and the low end only works when the area is tight — a handful of zip codes rather than the whole metro. Statewide or several markets need more. Below that you can run it, but it won't reach enough homes often enough to judge anything.
You need a video to run, and most businesses start with one they already have. We don't produce commercials ourselves — if you need one made, we work with people who do and will introduce you.
Every month you see how many times it played, how many homes saw it, how often, and how many watched to the end — 90 to 98% is normal. Then the signal that matters: searches for your name and direct visits to your site usually start moving in month two, and by month three lift against your baseline is fair to talk about, where measurement was set up at the start.
Yes. Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Rochester, Duluth, or down to a list of zip codes or a radius around your business — without a national platform's minimum audience that won't switch on for a local advertiser.
Plan on three months. The first month builds delivery and frequency, so judging calls that early tells you nothing. A two-week flight is a poor fit — Connected TV needs a runway.
Local premium Connected TV commonly lands in the high teens to mid-30s per thousand impressions. The single-digit numbers that appear in some pitches are leftover remnant inventory. Streaming audio is cheaper reach and often runs alongside it.
OTT is video delivered over the internet rather than by cable or satellite, on any device. CTV is that same streaming content watched on a television. We plan for the big screen first, because that is where a household sees your name often enough to remember it.
26 Minnesota markets, each with its own local page.
Pick a budget, add your zip codes, and we will build the plan — which services, how many homes, how often — before you spend anything.
Selling CTV to your own clients? We run it under your brand.
White-label CTV for agencies