
Reach Beat
Know exactly what CTV added. Not what it claimed.


CTV spend is growing. So is CTV and cross-media fragmentation. Measurement hasn't kept up. Campaigns are either reaching far fewer people than the platforms claim, or hitting the same people far more often than intended, creating a huge frequency challenge. Without independent, single-source measurement, there's no way to know which.



Most cross-media measurement relies on modelled data or aggregated platform reporting, then calls it a "single-source view." Data aggregated from different sources is not a single-source measurement. It's one of the biggest misconceptions in the market, and the accuracy gap is real.



Every Beatgrid service includes a money-back guarantee. If the measurement quality doesn't match what you were promised, you get a full refund. No questions. No negotiation.
Most cross-media numbers come from separate sources, and none of them were built to work together. Unduplicated, independent reach and frequency are hard to get on their own. Brand lift usually means a separate vendor; footfall, another one again. Multiple vendors to answer one question — each with its own sample and its own definition of "exposed." Stitched together, they don't reconcile, so you can't tell whether you reached far fewer people than the platforms claimed or hit the same people far too often. Beatgrid measures reach, brand lift, and footfall on the same people, on one panel — a true single-source view, not aggregated data described as one.
Reach Beat shows what each channel actually added to your plan — incremental reach and cross-platform frequency. Brand Beat shows which channels moved brand metrics: awareness, consideration, preference. Footfall Beat shows which channels drove people to the store. All three run on the same panel, so the numbers reconcile against each other.
No. Most teams start with one, often Reach Beat, to measure incremental reach, and add the others as questions come up. Because all three solutions measure the same people, anything you add connects to what you've already measured rather than starting a separate dataset.
Yes. Measurement activates through the platforms you're already using—including The Trade Desk, Amazon Ads, Netflix Ads, and Google Ads —so there's no separate pipeline to stand up.
It depends on the product and market. For Reach Beat, you provide your creative for encoding, and we handle the rest. For Brand Beat, we align the survey to your existing brand tracker before launch. For Footfall Beat, we confirm your retail locations are in our database and complete geofencing checks. We confirm timing on the scoping call so setup fits your campaign flight.
Yes. Beatgrid delivers structured data that plugs into media-mix models, attribution stacks, and AI-driven planning — whether run by your team or your agency. It replaces modelled or self-reported inputs with observed, real-world exposure, so those systems calibrate against behavioural ground truth. Delivery is privacy-safe and clean-room-native: no raw data movement, no PII exchange.
Advertisers across FMCG, retail, QSR, automotive, pharma, energy, and financial services — any brand investing in TV, or video, or cross-media campaigns that need independent proof. Named clients include Google, Virgin, Sanofi, Coles, OVO Energy, McDonald’s, Kmart, Amazon, Burger King, Lidl, and many more.
Every Beatgrid subscription includes a 30-day money-back guarantee. If the measurement quality doesn't meet what we promise, you don't pay, so you can commit budget without committing risk. Talk to our team to scope a starting point against your existing media plan.