Engineering Services for Programmatic Solutions

We’re familiar with the major privacy frameworks (GDPR, CCPA, TCF 2.2, etc.) and understand where privacy touches the programmatic stack (bidstream data, logs, consent signals, etc.). But just to be clear: we’ll always expect the client (or their privacy counsel) to define the exact compliance boundaries, and we’ll handle the technical side accordingly.

Yes. Once active development wraps up, we can continue maintaining and supporting your platform through our Maintenance and Support Service. We make sure all necessary tech updates are handled, the product stays stable and secure, and you have the ability to roll out new features when needed.

That depends on what we’re building. A lightweight prototype might take a few weeks. A full-scale, enterprise-grade platform takes significantly more time. We define the scope early and provide realistic timelines.

A few things: project complexity, integration needs, compliance scope, data volume, and long-term support requirements. We’ll break it down clearly with no surprises.

We combine deep technical expertise with an understanding of how AdTech works. That means less hand-holding, fewer misunderstandings, and faster progress. We don’t just build software for programmatic services—we build exactly what your team needs to move forward.

We handle full-cycle integration: OpenRTB protocol adjustments, bidstream mapping, reporting pipelines, error handling, and partner-specific onboarding workflows.

That’s actually one of our core strengths. We’ve stabilized and modernized legacy RTB engines written in older tech stacks. We typically apply gradual decoupling strategies to modernize critical components without disrupting production traffic.

Over the past 20 years, we’ve worked across different industries, but we have a successful portfolio in programmatic advertising software development.

Yes—we run detailed infrastructure audits for programmatic advertising solutions focusing on real-time workloads (bidding engines, stream processing, log pipelines) and find cost reduction opportunities.