Local Streaming TV Advertising for Every Area You Run

Launch a Streaming TV Campaign Across Every Location in Six Steps

RevTV keeps multi-location setup simple, from uploading your locations to submitting the campaign when it is ready to launch. You build the campaign, set the budget, launch it, and edit it whenever you need to. RevTV support is there when you want help.

Our self-serve streaming TV advertising platform shows campaign cost, CPM, estimated impressions, and reach before anything goes live, and confirms flight dates and the frequency cap at setup. Reporting lives in the same account, so results by location sit next to each location's budget.

Connected TV, Streaming Audio, Online Video, and Display for Every Location

Build each campaign with the right mix of media, then scope it to a single location, a group, a market, a region, or the entire brand. Connected TV advertising carries the weight for most multi-location brands, and the same geography and audience controls apply to every channel in the mix. In RevTV, you run all four from one build, against the same premium streaming inventory.

Premium Full-Episode Content and FAST Channels, Not Made-for-Ads Filler

Your spot runs inside full-episode content on the apps households already pay attention to: Hulu, Peacock, Tubi, Pluto TV, YouTube TV, and network apps carrying ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, and ESPN. It reaches them through Roku, Amazon Fire, Apple TV, and the smart TVs and streaming devices already in the room.

Full-episode content matters because of what it excludes. No muted autoplay. No made-for-ads filler stitched together to sell cheap impressions. Premium inventory means long-form content, checked before your spot runs in it.

Scope Each CTV Campaign From One Store to the Whole Brand

A single CTV campaign can support one location, several stores, an entire market, or a full region without rebuilding the campaign. The same ads can run across each level, with targeting and budgets adjusted by location. Dealer groups can scale by rooftop, while multi-location brands and franchisees manage local campaigns, budgets, and targeting within one account.

See Every Location and the Whole Brand in One View

Local campaigns roll into one account, so you can compare performance across regions, markets, and individual locations. See spend, matched revenue, and ROAS at every level without switching tools. This makes it easier to spot strong markets, identify underperforming locations, and decide where to increase, reduce, or redirect budget.

Local Targeting by ZIP Code, Trade Area, and Service Area

Keep branding consistent across the brand while each location runs the offers, budgets, and service areas that work for its market. Targeting starts with geography: ZIP code, trade area, store radius, county, or DMA. It narrows from there on demographics, interests, and behavioral targeting, plus your own customer lists. A franchise location next to new subdivisions can reach homeowners and skip renters entirely, while the location downtown targets differently.

Hyper-Local Targeting Down to the Household

Hyper-local targeting reaches households inside the trade area you actually serve, not an entire metro. Geotargeting and geo-fencing define where ads run, while first-party customer lists, demographic targeting, and third-party data refine who sees them. Household reach is reported by location, helping multi-site businesses measure coverage and performance at the individual site level.

Local Offers and Budgets Without Losing Brand Control

Keep brand standards consistent while giving each location room to adapt. Corporate approves the creative library, while local teams choose relevant offers, set budgets, and define service areas. A grand opening can run different messaging from an established location, all within the same account and brand framework, making local campaigns more relevant without sacrificing centralized control.

Focus every advertising dollar on the neighborhoods and customers your locations actually serve

Cost Per Result and ROAS by Location

Measure each location by the outcomes that matter, including leads or orders, revenue, cost per result, and ROAS. With matchback attribution, you can compare performance across locations, identify where budget is working hardest, and make clearer decisions about where to increase spend, reduce it, or pause campaigns.

Scale, Hold, Trim: Where the Next Dollar of Ad Spend Goes

Compare cost per result and ROAS for each location against the rest of the portfolio, then decide which locations to scale, hold, or trim. The call rests on the numbers, not a gut feel about a market. Every location gets judged on the same scale.

Wasted ad spend in multi-location advertising is rarely one bad campaign. It is eight locations quietly averaging out two strong ones. Location-level reporting during the flight lets you move budget toward the markets earning it while the campaign is still running, which is the part traditional TV never offered.

Which Streaming Platforms, Creatives, and Audiences Produce Revenue

Break performance down by campaign, creative, streaming platform, audience, market, region, and location to see where matched revenue and ROAS concentrate. Compare results across every layer to identify winning ads, stronger audiences, and underperforming markets. Matched conversions and matched revenue are reported alongside each breakdown, making it easier to optimize campaigns with confidence.

Matchback Attribution Connects Your CRM, POS, and DMS

Locations often run different systems. RevTV works with the POS, CRM, call-tracking, e-commerce, and scheduling platforms your locations use, through secure data files and custom data connections. Matchback attribution compares exposed households against the records already sitting in those systems, which is how matchback attribution works end to end. Matched revenue means a household saw your ad and later appeared in your sales records. It shows the two lined up, not that the ad caused the sale.

ServiceTitan, Toast, Clio, and Secure Data Files

ServiceTitan holds the booked jobs. Toast holds the tickets. Clio holds the matters. Customer records from those systems are shared with RevTV through a secure file transfer or data connection. Closed-loop measurement means the number on the media report and the number in the operating system describe the same event.

Impressions and Completion Rate Are the Floor, Not the Finish Line

Impressions, reach and frequency, video completion, and viewability all get reported by the DSP. They confirm the media ran. Nielsen-style delivery estimates answer the same question, and so does any demand side platform running programmatic CTV.

None of them answer the question a multi-location marketer is actually asking, which is whether the spend produced anything at each location. Matchback narrows that gap by matching exposure to activity: site visits, calls, form fills, appointments, orders, and revenue, tied back to the campaign, creative, and location that carried the exposure. Cross-device matching catches the household that saw the ad on TV and later responded on a phone.

Review Your Campaign Pricing Before Launch

Set the budget however your brand plans: nationally, by region, or by location. Then move spend toward the markets producing the strongest results.

Review your campaign pricing before launch: CPM, estimated impressions, reach, and total cost for each location and market. No contract, no annual commitment, and no minimum spend gate before you can test a market.