The most captive medium in advertising.

A one-to-one, eye-level message in real places, where real people see it in real time. A captive audience, without distractions—no scrolling, skipping, or ad-blocking competing for attention. Dwell time gives brands a meaningful opportunity to be seen, remembered, and acted on.

No bots. No clutter. Just real people seeing real messages in the real world.

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The category

Advertising Where Life Happens

Indoor advertising puts brands inside the places where people gather, socialize, work, play, travel, and spend time. The category includes digital and static displays, frames, and other place-based formats across restaurants, bars, nightclubs, gyms, airports, waiting rooms, offices, entertainment venues, and more.

Restroom advertising is one of the category’s most established formats, with professionally maintained static frames and digital displays positioned above urinals, on stall doors, near sinks, mirrors, and other high-visibility areas. These placements give advertisers a powerful way to reach specific audiences by venue, market, region, gender, demographics, lifestyle, and more.

Choose the venue. Define the audience. Put the message where it matters.

The opportunity

Attention Is Getting Harder to Capture

Digital mobile feeds are scrollable, skippable, crowded, and easy to ignore—and increasingly filled with AI-generated content. Indoor advertising reaches people in the real world while they’re gathering, socializing, spending time, and spending money.

The digital problem

Scrolled past in seconds
Easily blocked, skipped, or muted
Competing messages everywhere
Fragmented attention
AI Slop distracting further

The indoor answer

Real people. No bots. No AI.
Eye-level visibility
Target by venue, market, demographics, and lifestyle
High dwell time — 150 seconds
Reach people where they gather and spend

Industry Voices

We’re Noticed. And that’s hard to buy elsewhere.

"Restroom advertising is naturally an efficient medium for targeting strictly male or female audiences."

— Adweek

"The ads reach the audience most coveted by advertisers: 21–35 year olds who like to go out and spend money. Restroom ads also allow companies to target a gender with 100% accuracy."

— Fortune

"If you went to the restroom three times, you’d read it again and again. Not only can indoor billboards reach a very discerning customer, but they’ve got that customer’s undivided attention"

— Inc. Magazine

100%

Gender-targetable

150 Seconds

Average Dwell Time

100%

No Scroll. No Skip.