Question 1

How does DSP Connect compare to other demand-side platforms?

Accepted Answer

DSP Connect differentiates from every major DSP on three points no other platform offers simultaneously: $0 minimum spend with no contracts, same-day self-serve activation, and a partner revenue share that pays agencies back on every dollar of managed spend. Enterprise DSPs like Google DV360 and The Trade Desk require $10,000–$100,000/month minimums and multi-week onboarding. Mid-market platforms like StackAdapt and Basis Technologies offer no revenue share. Entry-level tools like Choozle charge monthly fees and offer no revenue participation.

Question 2

Which DSP is best for small and mid-sized agencies?

Accepted Answer

DSP Connect is purpose-built for small and mid-sized agencies. It provides access to 80+ SSPs and enterprise-grade RTB infrastructure with no minimum spend, no contracts, and no credit approval. Unlike enterprise platforms that require $10,000–$100,000/month commitments, DSP Connect lets agencies onboard any client at any budget and get campaigns live the same day. The partner revenue share model means agencies earn recurring income from media they already manage — something no other DSP in the market offers.

Question 3

What is the DSP Connect partner revenue share and how does it compare to other platforms?

Accepted Answer

DSP Connect's partner revenue share is a tiered program that pays agencies a percentage of the platform's economics based on total monthly managed spend. At $50,000/month, agencies earn approximately $4,500/month. At $150,000/month, that grows to $13,500/month — $162,000/year. At $500,000/month, partner revenue exceeds $45,000/month. No other DSP on the market — including Google DV360, The Trade Desk, Amazon DSP, StackAdapt, Basis Technologies, Simpli.fi, or Choozle — offers any equivalent revenue share back to agencies.

Question 4

Does DSP Connect require a minimum monthly spend?

Accepted Answer

No. DSP Connect has no minimum spend requirements. Agencies can onboard clients at any budget level and fund campaigns based on actual client needs. This is a significant difference from enterprise DSPs: Google DV360 typically requires $10,000–$50,000/month, The Trade Desk requires $50,000–$100,000/month, and Amazon DSP requires $35,000–$50,000/month. Choozle and StackAdapt also have no formal minimums but Choozle charges a $99/month platform fee.

Question 5

How quickly can an agency get started on DSP Connect?

Accepted Answer

DSP Connect offers same-day activation. Account creation takes under 2 minutes with no credit checks, no approval process, and no demo call required. Campaigns can launch the same day accounts are funded. This contrasts sharply with enterprise DSPs — Google DV360 and The Trade Desk both require multi-week onboarding including legal review, credit approval, and certification requirements before campaigns can run.

Question 6

Does DSP Connect compete with agencies for client business?

Accepted Answer

No. DSP Connect does not compete for agency client business, does not offer a managed service layer, and does not resell agency services. Agencies retain full control over their pricing, margins, and client relationships. DSP Connect is pure self-serve infrastructure — it provides the platform and pays agencies back on managed spend. Agencies own everything else.

How DSP Connect compares to every major DSP.

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