Direct sales, deals and demand for entire portfolios.
Large publishers, media groups and sales houses managing multiple properties. Direct sales support, deal operations and the security review your procurement team needs.
One console · every property
Run direct like a sales house.
Deal management
Create direct deals with fixed CPMs, flight windows, pacing and competitive separation across any property in your portfolio, from one console. A deal struck for three apps and two channels is one object, not five spreadsheets. Delivery and revenue report at deal level, which is the level your sales team actually sells at.
Availability forecasting
Deal-level forecasting draws on observed impression patterns per property and format, so commitments are priced on evidence instead of instinct. When a buyer asks whether you can deliver a fixed volume next quarter, the answer comes from your own traffic history. Over-promising is expensive in both directions, and forecasting is how you avoid it.
Delivery control
Guaranteed lines pace against their flight and budget, with under-delivery visible early enough to act on, per property and per deal. Makegoods are planned in week two, not discovered in the post-mortem. Pacing status is visible to the sales team directly, so the first conversation about a slow line starts with data.
Preferred demand with the structure your sales team needs.
Private marketplace deals give preferred buyers scoped access with deal-level floors. Programmatic guaranteed runs fixed commitments through the platform with automated pacing. Both coexist with open auction in one decision, and both report separately, so the sales team sees exactly what its deals delivered and earned.
The practical effect is that preferred access stops being a promise and becomes a configuration: a buyer invited into a PMP gets the access that was agreed, at the floor that was agreed, for the inventory that was agreed, and nothing else has to be trusted on anyone's word. When a deal underperforms, the deal-level report says whether the problem was pricing, delivery or demand.
Managed service and support
Managed yield
Where arranged, Sky Boosts operates floors, deal logic and optimization on your behalf across the portfolio, with changes documented on your reporting.
Named account management
Enterprise accounts run on named contacts with agreed response expectations. SLA terms are set in the enterprise agreement, confirmed in writing during review.
Security review
Procurement gets the documentation pack: security overview, data processing agreement, sub-processor list and questionnaire responses. Start from the security page.
What the review process covers
Security practices and current certifications are listed honestly on thesecurity page, including anything in progress. The data processing agreement, privacy notice and sub-processors are linked from privacy. Verification artifacts live on trust. Bring your questionnaire; we answer it with the documents linked above.
One platform under every property.
Bring the portfolio, the sales structure and the procurement calendar. The enterprise desk maps platform arrangements to all three.
Deal management · forecasting · managed service