Single-source panel design
One panel of real people, measured across every channel with one methodology. Stitching bias eliminated.
Not what a media platform claims. What actually happened, measured at the person level, single-source across every channel, on the same panel that measures your incremental reach and total frequency.


Each platform is measured in its own silo, with no shared identity to reveal who was counted more than once.
The same viewer is counted separately on YouTube, Amazon, Netflix and TV, with no de-duplication.
Counted only inside each silo, the same person adds to several platforms' totals at once, so the summed campaign reach runs well above the true unduplicated figure.
With no single cross-platform view, per-person real total frequency is a guess, and you cannot cap or optimise exposure you can never see.
Advertisers use Reach Beat as the single-source ground truth to unveil the true incremental reach.
In one example, we measured true incremental reach across a cross-media campaign: 12% lower net reach measured from a single source compared to modelling from multiple sources.
Beatgrid measures real ad exposure on each individual person across media channels. This creates a true cross-platform reach model to have the real incremental reach figure and the total net frequency figure.
The difference between Beatgrid and a traditional approach of combining multiple measurement sources, such as media platform data, can mean you are wasting millions of dollars.
Cross-media reach only reconciles when every channel is measured on the same people. ReachBeat uses Beatgrid’s single-source panel to observe exposure across CTV, Linear TV, BVOD, YouTube, Audio, and OOH — passively, at person level, on the same device.
One panel of real people, measured across every channel with one methodology. Stitching bias eliminated.
Smartphone ACR detects exposure passively on each panellist across every screen. Modelling bias eliminated.
Each panellist counted once, even when exposed on multiple channels — deduplication observed at person level. Double-counting eliminated.
Incremental reach you can defend starts with measured exposure — not stitched-together estimates.
Cross-media reach only reconciles when every channel is measured on the same people. ReachBeat uses Beatgrid’s single-source panel to observe exposure across CTV, Linear TV, BVOD, YouTube, Audio, and OOH — passively, at person level, on the same device.
One panel of real people, measured across every channel with one methodology. Stitching bias eliminated.
Smartphone ACR detects exposure passively on each panellist across every screen. Modelling bias eliminated.
Each panellist counted once, even when exposed on multiple channels — deduplication observed at person level. Double-counting eliminated.
Incremental reach you can defend starts with measured exposure — not stitched-together estimates.
Cross-media reach only reconciles when every channel is measured on the same people. Reach Beat uses Beatgrid’s single-source panel to observe exposure across CTV, Linear TV, BVOD, YouTube, Audio, and OOH — passively, at person level, on the same device.
Incremental reach you can defend starts with measured exposure, not stitched-together estimates.
One panel of real people, measured across every channel with one methodology. Stitching bias eliminated.
Smartphone ACR detects exposure passively on each panellist across every screen. Modelling bias eliminated.
Each panellist counted once, even when exposed on multiple channels — deduplication observed at person level. Double-counting eliminated.
One panel of real people, measured across every channel with one methodology. Stitching bias eliminated.
Smartphone ACR detects exposure passively on each panellist across every screen. Modelling bias eliminated.
Reach Beat produces client-specific reach curves you feed directly into your tools — priors that override industry defaults. Those same priors calibrate econometric models and AI-driven planning systems with observed ground truth instead of modelled estimates. Each campaign’s measurement becomes the next campaign’s planning intelligence.
Certified measurement partner
You walk into the campaign evaluation meeting with total unduplicated reach rather than the industry defaults. Your models and AI tools calibrate against true single-source, deterministic observed data. And when the client asks how you deduplicated, you show them observed data, not a modelled deduplication.
See how audiences experience your campaign across the media mix.

Reveal duplication between channels.
Compare performance across campaigns.
You plan against deduplicated reach, not platform numbers stacked on top of each other. Incremental reach per channel shows where the next euro adds people instead of repeating them.
You stop reconciling three reach figures from three sources. One panel, one person, one method across every channel — a number that holds up when the methodology gets questioned.
Duplicated reach becomes visible as budget. You see how much of the spend reached new people and how much reached the same people again — instead of a channel report that quietly counts them twice.
With Beatgrid, Domino's UK turned cross-channel frequency into a planning advantage—proving where brand advertising works and where spend is wasted across linear TV, CTV, YouTube and digital video. Using single-source, deterministic, person-level ACR measurement, Domino's uncovered what within-channel reports can't: a cross-channel frequency ceiling of 4× where brand metrics plateau, and just 2.4% audience overlap—validated at 0.01% variance against DV360. Presented at Google's Accelerate Measurement Event, the study gave Domino's a robust foundation to cap frequency, redirect budget to incremental reach, and prove ROI with real data, not assumptions.

You walk into the planning meeting with client-specific reach curves instead of industry defaults. Your models and AI tools calibrate against observed data. And when the client asks how you deduplicated — you show them observed data, not a model.
Reach Beat is Beatgrid's incremental reach and cross-platform frequency product. It measures real ad exposure across CTV, TV, YouTube, digital, audio, and OOH from a single panel — so you can see incremental reach by channel, true cross-platform frequency, and audience overlap between platforms.
Most platforms measure reach inside their own ecosystem, which leads to duplicated audiences, overstated campaign reach, and inaccurate frequency estimates. Reach Beat measures the same people across every platform deterministically, producing a true cross-platform reach model with no double counting.
Because the same panel sees every channel, we can show exactly which audiences a new channel adds on top of an existing buy — for example, the unique reach CTV or YouTube delivers on top of linear TV. That makes Reach Beat the right tool for evaluating new channels and optimizing the media mix for total reach at a target frequency.
Incremental reach by channel, cross-platform frequency, audience overlap between platforms, and campaign benchmarking against your own previous campaigns. All four cuts come from the same dataset, so they reconcile cleanly without identity-graph stitching.
CTV, linear TV, YouTube, digital video, online audio, and OOH — all measured against the same panel.
Yes. Because we measure cumulative exposure per person across every channel, we can identify the optimal exposure level across screens — and where additional frequency on a given channel stops adding value. That feeds directly into media-mix and frequency-capping decisions.
Reach Beat outputs are deterministic, person-level signals — exactly the kind of input AI-driven media planning, bidding, and optimization need. Customers use Reach Beat data to calibrate MMM, optimize cross-platform frequency strategies, and validate the channel performance signals their algorithms learn from.
Our opted-in panel detects actual exposure across CTV, Linear, BVOD, YouTube, Audio, and OOH simultaneously. Because the same people are measured everywhere, we show exactly what CTV added on top of Linear — no modelling, no probabilistic matching.
Yes. It outputs client-specific reach curves and frequency distributions that serve as priors — calibrating planning platforms, econometric models, and AI-driven planning systems with observed data.
Traditional approaches model deduplication by combining separate panels covering different channels. Reach Beat measures all channels on the same people — deduplication is observed at person level, not estimated.
Reach Beat delivers reach and frequency data in real time during the campaign, so you can identify frequency waste and rebalance mid-flight.