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Sortable

www.sortable.com

 
Sortable`s ad technology works intelligently behind the scenes using machine learning to optimize your ad impressions via header bidding. We analyze millions of impressions daily and make real-time, highly granular decisions on everything from time-outs, to price floors, to loss reduction, to which networks should fill your ad space, so you can focus on creating great content for your audience.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.sortable.com
  • 607 King St W Unit 1
    Kitchener, ON CAN N2G 1C7
  • Phone: 888.491.4994

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