Retail media without the tollbooths
The direct commercial route
You own the
relationship.
Own the stack.
Your tenants, suppliers and brand partners should not have to reach your screens through a chain of high-margin platforms. Foro gives them a direct route—so you control the price, retain the relationship and keep more of the value.
Programmatic should find the demand you don't have. Not tax the demand you already do.
Direct first. Programmatic in its place.
Your customers are already here.
Why is adtech in the middle?
The inherited model
More hops. Less control. A diluted relationship at every turn.
The Foro model / 02
Direct first.
Programmatic
in its place.
Known customers get the shortest route. Programmatic remains available for genuinely incremental demand and the inventory you deliberately release. The network owner—not the platform—sets the order of sale.
Your customers. Your contracts. Your margin.
Tenants, suppliers, brands and partners.
New buyers meet your inventory on your terms.
Only what remains. Only when allowed.
LastA different allegiance / 03
Programmatic is a powerful distribution channel.
It should not be your commercial operating model.
Adtech and programmatic platforms are built to aggregate supply for their market. Foro is built so network owners can create and control a market of their own. Programmatic can still contribute. It simply no longer gets to set the terms.

The asset / 04
They call it supply.
You call it your property.
A screen in a supermarket, shopping centre or transport hub is not a commodity impression. It is scarce presence in a real place. Foro sells the place, the time and the commercial context—not a webpage metric projected onto glass.
Shopping centres / 05
Turn the rent roll
into a media market.

- 01
Issue the credit. The centre chooses the allowance and renewal.
- 02
Let the tenant spend. Screens, dates and creative in one direct flow.
- 03
Keep the keys. Inventory, standards and approval stay with the centre.
Own the stack
Stop renting access
to your own inventory.
Run the market. Set the rules. Keep the relationship.
Let programmatic compete for what remains.