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Forecast your campaign reach

The Forecast modal predicts your campaign's performance — impressions, locations, screens, frequency, share of voice and more — before you go live.

Use-case

Compare targeting options, size budget and set realistic goals before spending. Share live forecast links with teammates and clients.


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Where to find it

Open any campaign detail page and click Forecast in the left summary column. The modal has four tabs and displays a short campaign ID (e.g., FoR_5jPqb8nZAFH) in the top bar, useful for support inquiries.


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Metrics

Static (unchanging): - Impressions — views of your ad. - Locations — venues. - Spots — total plays. - Screens — individual screens.

Variable (real-time): - Ad display frequency — plays per hour or day. See Optimise budget and frequency. - Share of voice (SoV) — screen-time share vs. competing campaigns.

Budget over time: Drag the slider to see allocation for different time ranges.


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Four forecast tabs


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KPI

Summary: impressions, locations, spots, screens, frequency, SoV, budget timeline and targeted-area map (OpenStreetMap).


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Venues

Breakdown by venue type showing impressions, frequency and SoV. Use Change Preview to see your creative on actual screens.


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Geotargets

Breakdown by region. Drill into individual locations for impressions, screens, frequency and SoV.


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Creatives

Preview creative on screen mockups by venue type. Catch sizing, contrast or readability issues.


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Good to know

  • Share: Click Copy Link to send live forecast to teammates or clients; link updates as campaign changes.

  • Budget visibility: Use Show Budget / Hide Budget toggle when sharing with external stakeholders.

  • Maps: Forecast uses OpenStreetMap; campaign editor Geotargeting uses Google Maps.

  • Units: Switch metric/imperial in top-right, or set default under Settings → Profile.

  • Before launch: Set realistic goals, compare targeting configs, decide where to cut or expand, visualise creative on real screens.

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