Yes. Geofencing targets devices based on location data, not personally identifiable information (PII). We do not collect names, phone numbers, or emails. We intercept the mobile ID of the device that enters the defined area, allowing us to serve ads strictly to that device while maintaining total consumer privacy.

We use custom-drawn polygon boundaries, not standard radius circles. This means we outline the exact footprint of a competitor’s building or a specific event center—often down to a few feet. If a customer is in the parking lot or inside the building, we capture them. If they are walking next door, we don't.

We track physical walk-ins, not just clicks. By placing a 'conversion zone' around your own business location, we can report exactly how many devices were served an ad after visiting a competitor, and then subsequently walked through your front doors. You see the exact number of customers acquired.

Campaigns typically launch within days. Because we are targeting active buyers who are already visiting competitors or specific locations, our clients often see measurable foot traffic and new customer walk-ins within the first 30 to 45 days of a campaign going live.

No. While we can use your existing data for addressable targeting, competitor and event geofencing relies entirely on the location data we capture. We build the audience for you based on where your ideal customers are spending their time right now.