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Booking ad space on Admarket works like buying anything else online — except the seller is the owner of the space, the price is the listed price, and your payment is held by the platform until the campaign is proven to have run.
Seven steps. You are in control of the money until step seven.
Filter by format, country, city and dates. Every listing is placed by the owner of the space and shows the real specs — dimensions, audience, illumination, availability — and the real price. No enquiry forms to find out what something costs.
Spaces set to instant booking are yours the moment you pick the dates. Others take offers: propose your dates and price, and the owner accepts, declines or counters in the order thread. Either way the calendar blocks out the moment a booking forms, so nobody else can take your dates.
You pay exactly what the listing says: no service fee, no booking fee, no platform charge. The money does not go to the owner — it is held by Admarket until the campaign is proven. If the campaign never runs, it comes back to you.
Upload artwork to the spec on the listing — the owner checks it fits their space and their rules before anything is produced or scheduled. Need help? Design, large-format print and installation are bookable as services alongside the order.
The sheet is posted, the spot airs, the screen plays — on the dates you booked. The order thread carries every message, file and deadline, so there is one record of what was agreed.
Dated, GPS-tagged photographs for outdoor; transmission logs for broadcast; play-out reports for screens and cinema; tear sheets for print. The proof lands in your order for review — evidence, not assurances.
Approve the proof and the held payment releases to the owner. You have seven days to review; if you do nothing, it approves automatically. Not delivered as agreed? Open a dispute from the order and the money stays held while it is resolved.
When the booking forms — immediately on an instant booking, or the moment the owner accepts your offer. From then until proof is approved, the money sits with the platform, not with the seller.
No. The listed price is the whole price. Admarket is funded by a commission charged to sellers on completed bookings — nothing is ever added to the buyer's side.
Instant booking takes the listed price and confirms on the spot. An offer proposes your own price or dates and only becomes a booking if the owner accepts. Sellers choose which modes their listing allows; many allow both.
The payment was never with the owner, so there is nothing to chase. An undelivered order goes through the dispute path and the held money is returned to you.
Reject it and open a dispute within your seven-day review window — wrong site, wrong dates, wrong creative, poor condition. The payment stays held while the platform reviews the evidence on both sides.
Each listing states its cancellation terms before you book. Cancel within them and the held payment is returned under those terms; the closer to the start date, the stricter they usually are.
Yes. Book the space first, then order design, print and installation as services on the same order. Each listing shows exactly what file the owner needs.
Thousands of spaces across every format we carry, priced and bookable today — direct from the owners.