Sold by: Samba TV
Deployed on AWS
Samba TV's second-by-second TV Viewership data.
Overview
This product includes second-by-second TV Viewership data from Samba TV's panel of 7.8 Million HH's to create datasets of content viewership and ad exposure. This data can be ingested daily and used to analyze media viewership for planning, audience insights, measurement, decisioning, and activation. Amazon solutions combined with Samba TV data help advertisers to create more efficient ad buys and optimize for reach and frequency across screens.
Note that costs are variable associated with usage.
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Dimensions summary
This listing uses a single pricing dimension. You get Product Access measured in Units. This dimension grants subscribers access to the product. It is offered under a free pricing model, so there are no tiers or size-based options to choose between. Pricing scales by the number of Units you subscribe to under this one access dimension.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
A Unit grants a subscriber access to the Samba TV Viewership Data product. You add Units based on the number of subscribers who need access. Because the product uses a free pricing model, adding Units does not create a charge under this dimension.
No. The product uses a free pricing model, so scaling the number of Units does not increase your charges under this access dimension. Each added subscriber receives access without a per-Unit fee. Any underlying AWS resource costs would be separate from this listing.
Samba TV states its data practices are built on transparency and consent. You control what data is collected, how it is used, and when it is deleted. Data stays anonymous, and you can opt out at any time. Contact the vendor for details specific to this listing.
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The data evaluation trial offers no refund, as access to sample data is free.
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Delivery details
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Additional details
You will receive access to the following data sets.
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