Moloco is a machine-learning advertising company that operates three developer-facing platforms: Moloco Ads (a performance demand-side platform for app marketers), Moloco Commerce Media / MCM (a retail-media platform that lets marketplaces and retailers run sponsored product, brand, display and reserved-display ads on their own inventory), and…

TheBrief — The Brief (formerly Creatopy) is an AI-powered advertising creation platform that helps brands and agencies discover, create, launch, and optimize ads at scale. Its Ad Studio, AI agents (Discover, Create, Optimize), and native ad server generate on-brand creatives, resize a single design into 50+ ad formats, publish directly to networks…

Targetspot is a global digital-audio advertising (AdTech) company founded in 2007 and headquartered in New York, connecting brands with audiences across podcasts, online radio, streaming, in-video audio, mobile gaming, and in-home/out-of-home audio.

Lightweight ad-serving engine in Go with real-time bid×CTR ranking, IP-based fraud detection, and sliding window analytics. Pure Go stdlib implementation.

DoubleClick was an interactive marketing and advertising technology company founded in 1996 by Kevin O'Connor and Dwight Merriman. It pioneered ad serving, targeting, and campaign measurement for publishers and advertisers, went public on NASDAQ as DCLK, and was acquired by Google in 2008 for roughly $3.1 billion.

24/7 Real Media was a New York digital advertising technology and media company formed when 24/7 Media merged with Real Media in 2001, acquiring the Open AdStream publisher ad server.

DoubleClick was a pioneering digital advertising technology company founded in 1995 and backed by Canaan Partners; it went public in 1998 and was acquired by Google in 2007-2008. Its products were absorbed into what is now the Google Marketing Platform: DoubleClick Campaign Manager became Campaign Manager 360, DoubleClick for Publishers (DFP)…

The Google Ad Manager API provides programmatic access to manage Ad Manager data including ad units, companies, orders, placements, line items, creatives, reports, and targeting. It enables publishers to automate their ad operations and integrate Ad Manager with other systems.

Kevel is an API-first ad serving platform that lets brands and publishers build unified, fully customized ad systems supporting any ad format, any creative, and multiple demand sources.