A40 Westway Gateway
White City, London
£2,400
per week
per week
Transit advertising in Madrid
From€670per 4 weeks
Median price€2,060per 4 weeks
Typical run4 weeksmost-booked length
Spaces listed118of 664 in Madrid
Transit across Madrid
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Listed near Madrid
Nothing in this exact format is live in Madrid right now — these are the closest spaces on the network.
Nearby and next door
The areas buyers ask for by name in Madrid, and the same format in the cities around it.
Transit elsewhere in Spain
Other formats in Madrid
Transit in Madrid — questions
What buyers ask before booking a space in this city.
How much is transit advertising in Madrid?
118 spaces are listed here, starting at €670 per 4 weeks with a median of €2,060. That puts Madrid about 5% above the Spain median for this format.
Which parts of Madrid have the most inventory?
Owners list most often in Gran Vía, Salamanca, Chamberí and Chamartín. Madrid runs along Gran Vía, the Castellana and the A-2 approach, and carries the largest metro inventory in Spain — 118 platform and corridor formats sold in 7 and 14-day cycles.
How quickly can a campaign go live in Madrid?
Cast vinyl artwork built to the operator's panel template, ten working days ahead. Fleet campaigns need every panel supplied together. Once the file clears, the owner confirms the start date and the space is held for you.
Can I see the space before I book?
Every listing carries the exact dimensions, viewing distance and audience figures the owner filed, plus a shape drawn to the surface's real proportions. Message the owner from the listing if you want a current site photo or a visit arranged.
When does the owner get paid?
Not when you book. Payment is held until the owner uploads dated, GPS-tagged proof photography and you approve it. If the space is not posted as booked, the money comes back to you.
About advertising in Madrid
Where the Madrid inventory concentrates
Madrid runs along Gran Vía, the Castellana and the A-2 approach, and carries the largest metro inventory in Spain — 118 platform and corridor formats sold in 7 and 14-day cycles.