Tremor Video

Name: Tremor Video
Brand: Tremor Video

Leader

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Est 2007|Valuation $505.7M|Raised $600K|24 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 35K|Web traffic 32K|FTEs 909|HQ New York, New York, US

MarketsDemand-Side Platforms (DSP)Connected TV (CTV) Advertising

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- Areas where Nexxen shows strength: - Emphasis on video and advanced TV workflows and associated data. - Differentiation based on TV Intelligence and ACR-driven audience insights and activation. - Potential value for buyers preferring a vendor that spans buy-side, sell-side, ad server, and data platform capabilities. - Areas where competitors may show advantages: - The Trade Desk often offers breadth of ecosystem, perceived tooling maturity, and agency standardization. - DV360 can be advantageous for buyers embedded in Google’s stack and YouTube workflows. - Amazon DSP offers benefit when Amazon retail and media data are central to an advertiser’s strategy. - Cross-product testimonial quotes specifically comparing Nexxen DSP with The Trade Desk or DV360 were not found in the reviewed sources. - Adoption trends: - The company reported increased CTV and programmatic results in a recent earnings release, which indicates company-level momentum but does not alone establish product fit for all buyers.

	Nexxen DSP (formerly Tremor Video DSP)	The Trade Desk	StackAdapt
Starting Price	Not publicly listed	Not publicly listed (typically a percentage of spend; enterprise minimums common)	Not publicly listed (custom quote; positions itself as flexible)
Best For	Advertisers prioritizing video/CTV with Nexxen’s integrated data/TV Intelligence and optional end-to-end stack	Large agencies and brands needing broad omnichannel access, mature tooling, and an established ecosystem	Mid-market to enterprise teams wanting a simpler UI, contextual capabilities, and hands-on support (varies by region and partner model)
Key Strength	CTV and video focus plus proprietary TV and ACR-driven datasets and an integrated stack (DSP/SSP/ad server/data)	Scale, transparent reporting features, integrations, and mature optimization and reporting capabilities	Ease of use and service orientation; strong contextual and emerging-channel execution (market-specific)
Key Weakness	Limited public review visibility for the DSP product; proxy reviews suggest reporting and UI modernization gaps	Perceived by some as higher cost with account minimums and complexity	Pricing and capabilities can vary; some buyers report confusion around minimums and sales processes

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Areas where Nexxen shows strength:
- Emphasis on video and advanced TV workflows and associated data.
- Differentiation based on TV Intelligence and ACR-driven audience insights and activation.
- Potential value for buyers preferring a vendor that spans buy-side, sell-side, ad server, and data platform capabilities.
Areas where competitors may show advantages:
- The Trade Desk often offers breadth of ecosystem, perceived tooling maturity, and agency standardization.
- DV360 can be advantageous for buyers embedded in Google’s stack and YouTube workflows.
- Amazon DSP offers benefit when Amazon retail and media data are central to an advertiser’s strategy.
Cross-product testimonial quotes specifically comparing Nexxen DSP with The Trade Desk or DV360 were not found in the reviewed sources.
Adoption trends:
- The company reported increased CTV and programmatic results in a recent earnings release, which indicates company-level momentum but does not alone establish product fit for all buyers.

	Nexxen DSP (formerly Tremor Video DSP)	The Trade Desk	StackAdapt
Starting Price	Not publicly listed	Not publicly listed (typically a percentage of spend; enterprise minimums common)	Not publicly listed (custom quote; positions itself as flexible)
Best For	Advertisers prioritizing video/CTV with Nexxen’s integrated data/TV Intelligence and optional end-to-end stack	Large agencies and brands needing broad omnichannel access, mature tooling, and an established ecosystem	Mid-market to enterprise teams wanting a simpler UI, contextual capabilities, and hands-on support (varies by region and partner model)
Key Strength	CTV and video focus plus proprietary TV and ACR-driven datasets and an integrated stack (DSP/SSP/ad server/data)	Scale, transparent reporting features, integrations, and mature optimization and reporting capabilities	Ease of use and service orientation; strong contextual and emerging-channel execution (market-specific)
Key Weakness	Limited public review visibility for the DSP product; proxy reviews suggest reporting and UI modernization gaps	Perceived by some as higher cost with account minimums and complexity	Pricing and capabilities can vary; some buyers report confusion around minimums and sales processes