generated: '2026-08-13'
method: searched
source: https://seeblindspot.com/dooh-pricing-index/
docs: https://seeblindspot.com/minimum-budget-dooh-campaign/
plan_count: 0
summary: >-
  Blindspot publishes no subscription plans, no seat tiers and no API pricing. There
  is exactly one commercial model and it is fully public: consumption billing on a
  single unit — the play — with the price of every individual screen shown on the map
  before booking. That is the finding, and it is deliberate on the provider's part
  rather than an omission: "There is no minimum budget for a digital out-of-home
  campaign on Blindspot: no retainer, no platform fee, no minimum buy-in."
  plan_count is 0 because there are genuinely no tiers to enumerate, not because
  pricing is hidden — Blindspot is one of the very few DOOH platforms that publishes
  a per-play price index rather than gating rates behind a sales call.
plans: []
pricing_model:
  type: consumption
  unit: play
  unit_definition: >-
    One rendering of a creative on one screen. Defined by the provider at
    https://seeblindspot.com/what-is-a-play/.
  currency: USD
  billing: prepaid wallet
  minimum: none
  platform_fee: none
  retainer: none
  subscription_fee: none
  contract: none required
  quotes:
  - source: https://seeblindspot.com/minimum-budget-dooh-campaign/
    text: >-
      "There is no minimum budget for a digital out-of-home campaign on Blindspot: no
      retainer, no platform fee, no minimum buy-in."
  - source: https://seeblindspot.com/minimum-budget-dooh-campaign/
    text: '"Nothing is charged until you publish" — "you pay for the plays you book and nothing else."'
  - source: https://seeblindspot.com/dooh-pricing-index/
    text: >-
      "There is no CPM floor and no minimum. The unit is the play, priced from $0.23
      on urban screens, with no thousand-impression block or four-week flight to buy
      in."
published_rates:
  source: https://seeblindspot.com/dooh-pricing-index/
  period: Q3 2026
  scope: 24 major cities
  median_price_per_play_usd: 0.52
  min_price_per_play_usd: 0.04
  max_price_per_play_usd: 3.19
  notes:
  - '$0.04 — San Francisco urban panels (low end of the index).'
  - '$2.81 — New York billboards.'
  - '$3.19 — Singapore airport screens (high end of the index).'
  - 'Commuter-hour peak multipliers of 1.0x to 1.7x are published against the base rate.'
  - 'A single Times Square play is published as costing as little as $40.'
worked_examples:
  source: https://seeblindspot.com/minimum-budget-dooh-campaign/
  note: Provider-published illustrations of what a budget buys, not tiers.
  examples:
  - budget_usd: 100
    approx_plays: 430
    description: One busy street screen for about a week.
  - budget_usd: 500
    approx_plays: 2100
    description: A couple of screens in a neighborhood for a month.
  - budget_usd: 1000
    approx_plays: 4300
    description: A multi-district city campaign.
  - budget_usd: 5000
    approx_plays: 21700
    description: A multi-neighborhood city flight including premium billboards.
wallet_and_credits:
  source: https://seeblindspot.com/refund-and-credits-policy/
  model: prepaid wallet, denominated in USD
  credit_expiry: 12 months after being added to the wallet, unless a longer period is required by law
  delivered_plays_refundable: false
  undelivered_remedy: >-
    Default remedy is non-charge, or credits plus up to a 10% bonus; a cash refund can
    be requested instead.
  unused_funds_refundable: true
  unused_funds_detail: >-
    "Unused wallet funds that have not yet been applied to a Campaign may be refunded
    on written request", less actual non-recoverable third-party payment-processing
    fees and any amounts owed. Requests go to billing@seeblindspot.com.
  make_good_window: 15 days after campaign end (Programmatic Guaranteed under-delivery)
included_free:
- name: Blinky (agentic AI media planner)
  detail: >-
    Published as free — advertisers pay only for media. Blinky builds the screen-by-screen
    plan, books it and oversees delivery.
api_pricing:
  published: false
  detail: >-
    No pricing, quota or commercial terms are published for the Blindspot Pull API.
    It is a supply-side integration surface for screen owners and CMS partners, not a
    metered product; screen owners are paid for inventory rather than charged for API
    calls, but no revenue-share or payout schedule is published either.
observed:
- url: https://seeblindspot.com/dooh-pricing-index/
  status: 200
  checked: '2026-08-13'
- url: https://seeblindspot.com/minimum-budget-dooh-campaign/
  status: 200
  checked: '2026-08-13'
- url: https://seeblindspot.com/refund-and-credits-policy/
  status: 200
  checked: '2026-08-13'