Board typesRetail & Shopping

Retail & Shopping

Be Seen Where Buying Happens.

Ads in malls and retail precincts - high-traffic, high-intent environments.

  • Standard sizing
  • Low cost
Retail & Shopping
Typical play14cMost plays 11c to 19c
  • Mall concoursesWhere you find it
  • PortraitUsual shape
  • 1080 × 1920Most common size
  • About 6 secLength of a play

Why it works

Why Retail.

Best for

  • Offers
  • Launches
  • Seasonal sales
  • Local brands
Did you know?
  • 42% of US adults say out-of-home ads directly affect their in-person shopping decisions

OAAA and Morning Consult, 2023. US adults. Covers all out-of-home formats, not malls only. Industry research, not CAASie data.

  • People come to shop.

    A mall is somewhere people go to look at things and decide what to buy.

  • Tall boards along the concourse.

    Most mall boards are portrait panels beside the main walkways.

  • Time to look.

    Shoppers browse more slowly than commuters, so an ad can say a little more.

More about this board type

Shopping centres put your message in front of people mid-purchase journey. Foot-traffic is heavy, attention is high, and shoppers are already in spending mode. Ideal for retail, e-commerce, fashion, beauty, food, homewares, technology, and seasonal promotions.

There is an abundance of retail screens all over the world for you to choose from, and you can get your ads up on any of them with a CAASie.co account. So go ahead and make one.

What it looks like

Out in the world.

Image credit to VMO, Scentre Group, Clear Channel Outdoor, JCDecaux and others.

What it costs

14c a play.

That is the typical price on retail & shopping. Most plays cost 11c to 19c, depending on the board and the hour.

Most plays 11c to 19c

Retail

Name a budget. See what it buys on retail.

Tune

$200

Readout

Estimated plays on retail

1,110

plays

Low370High2,220depending on the board

Across all board types, the same budget buys about 0 plays.

of ad timeacross all boards

One way to spread it

5 boards
2 weeks
8 hours/day

showings/hourper board, on average

Estimate details

A rough guide, not a quote. Uses historical prices on Australian boards, in Australian dollars. Actual plays depend on the boards, hours and availability. This does not reserve a board or buy continuous airtime. Some publishers set a minimum spend.

What your ad needs

Upload once. I check the fit.

Every board has its own size. Upload your ad once and I match it to the boards it suits. These are the sizes retail use most.

If something won't fly, I'll catch it before you hit play.

  • 1080 × 192084% of boards
  • 2160 × 38405% of boards
  • 1920 × 10805% of boards
  • Won't flyOdd one outWrong shape for this board
  1. Shape

    Design in portrait first. Most mall boards are portrait.

  2. Where and when

    Lead with the offer. Add the brand second.

  3. Words

    Time it to the shopping hours: weekends and evenings.

Plays last about 6 seconds (boards run from 5 to 15). 94% of these boards are portrait. Based on retail that played ads in the last 30 days, in every market. Each board's owner sets its size and play length.

Still thinking?

Questions about retail.

How much does retail advertising cost?

The typical play on retail costs 14c, and most plays cost 11c to 19c, in Australian dollars, on Australian boards in the last 30 days. You pay per play, with no subscription and no setup fee. I don't set a minimum spend. Some publishers do, and I'll tell you before you commit.

What size does my ad need?

Each board sets its own size. The most common retail size is 1080 × 1920 (84% of boards). Upload your ad and I check it against the board you pick, before it goes anywhere.

How long does my ad play?

A typical play lasts about 6 seconds, and boards run from 5 to 15 seconds. Each board's owner sets its length.

Where can I advertise on retail?

Open the map and pick the retail boards you want, anywhere they are available. Availability changes, so the map is always the up-to-date answer.

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Pay per play. Just you, your ads, and billboards.

  • No contracts
  • No sales calls
  • No subscription

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