Honest comparison · updated June 2026
Both platforms let you plan, buy, and measure out-of-home without a traditional agency. The honest difference is what you're buying: AdQuick sells curated flights across every OOH format; Blindspot sells exact hours on 3M+ digital screens at per-play prices. Here's the whole picture — including when they're the right call.
Side by side
Based on each platform's public site and industry directories, June 2026. If something changes, tell us and we'll correct it — an honest table is the whole point.
| Capability | Blindspot | AdQuick |
|---|---|---|
| Hourly booking | ✓Down to the hour, any screen | 4-week flights; shorter on digital |
| Per-screen scheduling | ✓Each screen, its own clock + PPH | No |
| Pricing before signup | ✓Per play, on every card | Market data public; rates gated |
| Dynamic contextual creative | ✓Native — weather, data, API triggers | Limited |
| AI media planner | ✓Blinky plans and books | Guidance and tools |
| Static OOH (walls, murals, print) | ✕No — digital-first, by design | Yes, broad classic coverage |
| Geographic reach | ✓3M+ digital screens, 50+ countries | 1,700+ media owners, 30+ countries, US-deep |
| Minimums / contracts | ✓None — single hour OK | Varies; flight-based |
The fair call
FAQ
Different models: AdQuick prices mostly in 4-week flights and CPM ranges with managed-service support; Blindspot prices per play, per hour, with no minimums — entry points like $0.23 urban-panel plays or ~$40 Times Square plays. For digital screens bought on exact hours, removing empty hours typically saves 30%+ vs flight-based buying.
Yes — AdQuick aggregates classic static OOH such as wallscapes, murals, wheatpasting, and printed transit alongside digital. Blindspot is digital-first: 3M+ digital screens bought by the hour with dynamic creative. If your plan is anchored on a painted wall, AdQuick fits; if it's anchored on time-and-place precision, Blindspot does.
AdQuick sells primarily in flight-based packages (typically 4-week units, shorter on digital). Per-screen hourly scheduling with a unique schedule and plays-per-hour for each screen in a plan is Blindspot's model and, to our knowledge as of June 2026, isn't offered at scale elsewhere.
AdQuick publishes market-level pricing data and shows rates through its platform after signup (CTAs are gated on a business email). Blindspot shows the average price per play and real-time availability on every screen card before any signup commitment, and itemizes every location to the cent at review.
Keep comparing
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Read →Decide with real prices
Open the map, click any screen, see the per-play price. No demo call required — that's rather the point.