AdQuick's planning tools let you explore digital screen inventory on a map and filter it down to exactly the venues, formats, and locations you want.
How do I browse screens by location?
Use the map view to zoom into a market, neighborhood, or specific address. Each screen appears as a pin with its details: venue type, format, size, resolution, and impressions. You can also search around a point of interest (for example, screens within a radius of a convention center or a competitor's location).
What can I filter by?
Venue type: Airports, gyms, bars and restaurants, offices, retail, transit, and more.
Format: Large-format digital billboards vs. place-based screens.
Screen specs: Size, resolution, and whether the screen supports video or static only.
Programmatic eligibility: Whether the screen can be bought programmatically or requires a direct booking.
Why does a screen show as inactive or unavailable?
A few common reasons: the media owner has paused it, it's fully booked for your dates, or it hasn't met listing requirements. If a specific screen matters to your plan, ask your AdQuick team; they can check status with the owner directly.
How many screens does AdQuick have access to?
AdQuick lists over 300,000 digital screens across billboard and place-based inventory, and counts change as owners add supply. Your AdQuick team can pull a current count for any market or venue type you're evaluating.
Can I export a list of screens?
Yes. Plans and proposals can be exported with unit-level detail (location, venue, specs, impressions, and pricing) so you can review or share internally.
A note on creative sizes
Digital networks span many screen sizes. If you can't produce every size, focus on the large-format sizes that cover the most inventory; your proposal shows which specs cover which share of your selected screens.