These answers cover out-of-home advertising.

They reach the places your buyers pass, at the hours they pass them: business districts, stations and commuter routes in the morning and evening. We choose those places and times for your market.

Both. Classic billboards are booked by site, and digital screens by place and time of day, so a screen near offices can carry your ad during the commute.

You pay one monthly price for all four channels, and we balance it across them for your market, so how much runs on out-of-home follows where your buyers are. You approve the plan before anything runs, and the weekly report shows what ran on out-of-home.

Loud! OOH publishes prices from £325 for a single site for two weeks and £1,000 to £1,200 for a digital 48-sheet in London, for the media alone, before production and VAT. Bauer Media Outdoor puts a standard billboard at about £200 to £1,000 or more for two weeks.

Blindspot puts a standard street-level digital screen in London at about £500 a week and a landmark screen at £1,500 to £15,000 or more a week, and it sells single plays with no minimum. Those are one seller's figures, checked on its own page on 20 October 2026.

Outsmart put UK out-of-home revenue at a record £1.44bn in 2025, 67% of it from digital screens, and reported revenue up 12.7% in the second quarter of 2026 on a year earlier.