Websites, newsletters and podcasts — and shop windows, gym screens, billboards and events. Ad Spot Finder lists who sells advertising, what they charge and how to reach them, with the agencies and printers who can make the campaign happen.
A weekly show doesn't sell September. It sells four Tuesdays — two of which are already gone, one of which is too soon to book. Sellers set the rules once; buyers see what is actually open and what the window costs before they ask for anything.
2 of 5 episodes open
Compiled entries say so. Confirmed ones say who confirmed them.
A podcast asks for a script. A banner asks for a banner. Nobody is asked for both.
A weekly show sells the day the episode drops. A fortnight is two episodes, and is charged as two.
What was agreed is written down when it is agreed.
Every seller, their reach and their rate card — in one list you can sort and filter.
Rate cards, side by side
Where a seller publishes rates we list them — per placement, per week, per month. Where they don't, we link straight to their advertising page.
Filter to exactly what you can afford
Reach the person who sells the space
Every channel you already buy
Newsletters, display, podcasts, social and sponsorships — priced the same way, so you can compare them against each other.
Search the directory, compare what each placement costs, contact the seller directly, and keep the whole plan — dates, spend, status — in one place.
Browse the sellersSearch by budget and audience
Compare the rate cards
Contact the seller
Track it in the ad manager
The big platforms sell the inventory they can plug into. Everything else — the newsletter your customers actually read, the gym they go to, the window they walk past every morning — is arranged directly, by email, with whoever owns it.
2businesses and publishers listed
1agencies and services
Most were compiled from rate cards published openly. Where a seller has claimed their listing, you can check their calendar and ask for dates; where they have not, you get their rates and a way to reach them.
Every rate card in one place, with the calendar attached.
What each placement costs, as its seller quoted it.