See Epom's ad server and DSP pricing, features, and pros/cons. Compare this white-label programmatic advertising platform for publishers and agencies.
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Marketing
Pricing
Epom's DSP is offered in three paid tiers: Light at $250/month (or 5% of ad spend, whichever is higher), Pro at $2,000/month (or 5% of ad spend), and a custom-priced Enterprise tier; a one-time setup fee of roughly $500 may apply, and a free trial is available on request., from $250
Founded in 2010, Epom is an adtech company that provides infrastructure for buying, selling, and managing digital ads programmatically. Its core products are the Epom Ad Server, used by publishers and ad networks to run direct ad deals, and the Epom DSP (demand-side platform), used by advertisers and agencies to run programmatic campaigns across web, mobile, and CTV. Epom also offers custom development services for building bespoke ad stacks via its API. The platform is white-label ready, supports both CPC and CPM pricing models, connects to 50+ premium SSPs and traffic sources, and includes fraud detection along with brand-safety certifications (Pixalate, IAB, TCF 2.3). Epom states it serves 350+ companies across 40+ countries with a 95% client renewal rate.
Key Features
Ad Server — A platform for publishers and ad networks to manage direct ad deals and inventory.
Demand-Side Platform (DSP) — Programmatic ad buying across web, mobile, and CTV, connecting to 50+ premium SSPs and traffic sources.
White-Label Branding — Agencies and ad networks can resell the ad server and DSP under their own brand.
Automated Bidding & Retargeting — Built-in automated bidding, retargeting, and support for multiple ad formats and pricing models (CPC, CPM).
Fraud Detection & Brand Safety — Includes fraud detection and cites brand-safety certifications (Pixalate, IAB, TCF 2.3).
Custom Development & API — An Ad Server API and custom development services for building bespoke ad stacks.
Pros & Cons
Pros
White-label branding lets agencies and ad networks resell the platform under their own name
Includes real human support with dedicated account managers on paid plans
Full data ownership, with no third-party data sharing
Connects to 50+ premium SSPs and supports both CPC and CPM pricing models
Cons
Entry-level DSP pricing (from $250/month or 5% of ad spend, whichever is higher) may be costly for very small advertisers
A one-time setup fee applies in addition to monthly plan pricing
Enterprise-tier pricing is not published and requires contacting sales