seatback GmbH
seatback GmbH is a Cologne-based German technology service provider for the Digital-Out-of-Home (DOOH) and digital signage market, best known for its adplacer CMS platform. Founded in 2015 out of an original taxi-screen advertising network concept, the company today provides cloud-based content management, programmatic supply-side technology, and hardware-agnostic media player software to publishers and Werbeflächenvermarkter (ad-space marketers).
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seatback's portfolio is a tightly integrated, three-product programmatic DOOH technology stack:
- adplacer CMS — cloud-based content and inventory management for DOOH networks, generating automated data-driven playlists per screen/location, with SSP integrations (Hivestack, SSP1, Yieldlab, adcast) and white-label deployment options.
- adcast SSP — supply-side platform opening DOOH network inventory to programmatic booking by agencies and advertisers, integrated with adplacer and seatback's own ad server.
- neon media player — hardware-agnostic media player software supporting numerous media formats, operable online and offline across multiple OS/hardware configurations.
All products are offered as white-label solutions, complemented by consulting, migration, and ongoing maintenance/support services.
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