Connected TV and streaming platforms (Hulu, Roku, etc.)
Rough top-line math using platform averages. Real campaigns will vary with targeting, creative, and industry — see the by-industry table below for refined figures.
Side-by-side cost and use-case breakdowns against the most common alternatives.
Per-industry estimates derived by scaling OTT (Over-The-Top)'s baseline costs by each industry's multiplier relative to the cross-industry average. Click any industry to see the full side-by-side comparison.
Estimates derived from baseline platform cost × (industry metric ÷ cross-industry average). For exact figures from your account, run a search query report or campaign benchmark export.
The auction, the creative, the budget floor — the three things you actually need to know before picking a platform.
OTT (Hulu, Peacock, Roku, Samsung TV+, etc.) is bought exclusively on CPM with 15- and 30-second video creative. Rates run $25–40 CPM — the highest of any digital channel — because inventory is finite premium video and the ROAS story is measured against linear TV, not against Facebook.
15s or 30s video, 1920×1080 (16:9), broadcast-quality mastering. No skippable formats. Most platforms require closed captions and mezzanine-file delivery through demand-side platforms.
OTT has a real budget floor: most DSPs require $5K–10K/month minimum, and to reach reliable frequency in a metro DMA you need $15K+/month per platform.
Free, no-signup tools to model your OTT (Over-The-Top) campaigns.