Canary Wharf tower lifts — 48 screens
Canary Wharf, London
£1,450
per week
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Prices below are that city's median, not the national one.
What buyers ask before booking this format in the UK.
Across 512 listed spaces, prices start at £240 per 4 weeks and the median is £980. London prices highest of the cities on this page and London lowest. The listed price is what a buyer pays.
4 weeks. Shorter runs are possible where the owner allows them, but most venue inventory is sold in whole cycles because posting, installing or scheduling costs the same however long the creative stays up.
The venue's own team installs and removes, and centre management clears the artwork before anything goes up.
Usually a screen file at the panel's native resolution, or print at final size for static units. Venue rules are stricter than the street — health sites restrict food and pharma, malls protect their anchor tenants.
Some listings are Book now at the owner's fixed price. Others take Make offer or Request quote, where the owner comes back with a price for your dates. Closed-bid listings take sealed bids and award the space to the highest one at close.
The cheapest venue space in the UK is £240 and the median is £980. Five things account for the gap.
A forty-minute wait in a clinic is worth more than a four-minute walk through a lobby at the same headcount. Venue prices track how long the audience is held and how little else there is to look at.
Most venue campaigns in the UK run 4 weeks. Owners discount the longer runs — two weeks is rarely twice the one-week price, and four weeks is rarely four times it.
The weeks either side of Christmas, and the fortnight before a public holiday, price above the annual median. January and the first half of February are the cheapest windows in every city on this page.
The venue's own team installs and removes, and centre management clears the artwork before anything goes up.
Book now spaces carry a fixed price. Make offer and Request quote spaces are priced by the owner for your exact dates, so the same site can settle above or below the median depending on what is already booked around it.
How the market is priced, planned and protected — from the 512 spaces listed today.
512 venue spaces are listed across the United Kingdom, from £240 per 4 weeks to a median of £980. Space inside buildings people are already in: malls, supermarkets, gyms, offices, hospitals and campuses.
Inventory in this format is concentrated rather than spread, so the national median is close to what you will pay anywhere it is listed.
1,184 companies list advertising space in the UK on Admarket, and every one of them is the owner or operator of what they sell. That matters more in venue than in most formats, because the operator is who resolves it when something goes wrong on site.
A campaign across several cities in the UK is booked as one order rather than one contract per owner. Select the spaces you want in search, and the payment is held against the whole run. Each owner delivers and evidences their own sites, and each portion releases as its proof is approved.
Lead time is what usually decides the plan, not budget. The venue's own team installs and removes, and centre management clears the artwork before anything goes up. Where a campaign has a fixed launch date, work backwards from the artwork deadline rather than the start date — that is the constraint that actually binds.
Most venue runs in the UK last 4 weeks. Booking two shorter runs in different months costs more than one continuous run of the same total length, because production is charged per cycle rather than per week.
The weeks either side of Christmas and the fortnight before a public holiday price above the annual median in every city on this page. January and the first half of February are the cheapest windows.
Availability moves faster than price. Premium sites in London are frequently booked out a quarter ahead, while comparable audience figures remain available at short notice in the cities below the median. If your dates are fixed and your location is not, search by date first.
Owners discount longer commitments rather than advertising a lower headline. If a campaign can absorb four weeks instead of two, the offer route is usually worth taking even on a Book now listing — the worst outcome is the listed price you would have paid anyway.
Payment is held from booking until you approve the owner's proof of delivery, on every space in the UK and every format. Nothing reaches the owner before the campaign is evidenced.
Both sides carry an obligation, and the platform states them rather than implying them. The owner must evidence delivery in the form the format requires — dated site photography, play-out logs, transmission certificates. The buyer accepts that checking that evidence is their own responsibility: approving releases the money, and silence approves it after seven days. Admarket enforces the process and holds the funds; it does not stand at the site on your behalf.
Every listing is reviewed before it goes live, and the audience figures owners publish are checked against the measurement body for the format wherever one exists. Where a figure is owner-supplied and unaudited, the listing says so.
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Prices are converted for reference at an indicative rate (as of 1 July 2026). Every booking is charged in the currency the seller listed in, at the price they set.