
Last checked Oct 11, 2026
StackAdapt runs a self-serve, AI-powered advertising platform for planning and optimising campaigns across native, display, video, connected TV, audio and retail media. Founded in 2014, it is headquartered in Toronto and works with agencies and brands worldwide. (from our editorial profile)
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StackAdapt states that its platform was built from the ground up with artificial intelligence engines and advanced machine learning algorithms at its core, used for optimizing ad targeting and personalizing user experiences. The company describes its work in machine learning and data science as setting it apart. Its platform supports programmatic channels including native, display, connected TV, video, audio, in-game, digital out-of-home and email, with targeting based on first-party data, intelligent audience, contextual and location-based signals.
Source: stackadapt.comOn February 4, 2025 StackAdapt announced a $235M USD growth capital raise led by Teachers' Venture Growth with participation from Intrepid Growth Partners and four other investors, bringing total investment to over $500M USD. The company said the round would fund scaling of research and development, increased innovation capacity and global expansion. It also announced a collaboration with IQVIA Digital's MediaOS for healthcare advertising, the appointment of Blaine Fitzgerald as Chief Financial Officer, and the global on-demand expansion of its Conversion 2026 summit held May 12-13 in Austin, Texas.
Source: businesswire.comStackAdapt describes itself as the leading multi-channel programmatic advertising platform and states it is rated the number 1 demand-side platform (DSP) on G2, describing itself as the highest-performing and easiest-to-use platform. It positions its platform as both sophisticated and simple to use for agencies and brands.
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