Local advertisers bid to run ads on the screens you already operate. You approve, counter, or decline every offer — and keep 80% of what runs. No new hardware, no ad sales team.
GameViewYou're in control — approve, counter, or decline
Every advertiser offer lands in your portal — approve, counter, or decline in a click
A simple offer → approve flow — no live auction, no surprises. Nothing runs until you say yes and the advertiser has paid.
A local advertiser picks your venue, a time window, and a budget — and declares what kind of business the ad is for.
Approve it, send back a counter price, or decline. Blocked categories are turned away automatically before they ever reach you.
GameView invoices the advertiser for the agreed price. The campaign can't run until payment clears — you're never chasing money.
The approved creative goes live on your screens for the booked window. You keep 80%; GameView keeps a 20% referral fee.
Name the ad categories you'll never accept — a restaurant can block restaurant ads, a dealership can block competitors. Set it per account or per venue.
Every creative is read by AI and matched against what the advertiser declared — so nobody mislabels an ad to slip past your blocklist.
Set the minimum you'll consider. Offers below it are turned away before they hit your queue.
Not quite enough? Send back your price. Every counter and reply is recorded on the offer's thread for a clean paper trail.
On a venue running Armada Analytics, pricing is grounded in a measured count of who was actually in the room. Everywhere else it falls back to capacity and popular-times data — labeled as an estimate, and never dressed up as an impression count.
The final artwork still passes through your normal approval step before it can ever reach a screen.
The rest of the place-based market prices on capacity times a foot-traffic model. Add Armada Analytics and a small appliance on your network counts the room instead — how many people were actually in front of the screens, hour by hour. That is the difference between defending your rate and discounting to close.
The appliance passively counts the unique Wi‑Fi radios close enough to be in the room — not everything the antenna can hear from the parking lot.
Device identifiers are hashed on the box with a salt that rotates daily and never leaves it. Only counts are sent. No cameras, no faces, no app, nothing for a guest to opt into.
The measurement feeds slot valuation directly, and a measured hour outranks a forecast one — so a Saturday that really was packed is priced like it.
A venue without the appliance is shown as an estimate and says so. Nothing is quietly filled in with an average — which is exactly why the measured numbers are worth arguing over.
One advertiser across three hundred stores is an ad buy, not three hundred offers — with per-store coupon codes, creative A/B, and delivery measured against what was promised.
GameViewDowntown Sports Bar · Tampa
Advertisers get their own site at addbuyer.gameviewmanager.com — browse venues by geography and audience, see what each room actually holds, and bid on the exact screens, formats, and nights they want.