AdClear delivers essential analytics services for the adtech industry
AdClear positions itself as an independent Mobile Measurement Partner emphasizing transparency and unbiased measurement in a market where many competitors are owned by ad networks. The company differentiates through its German base, GDPR compliance focus, and advanced offline-to-online attribution capabilities.
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AdClear is a German-based mobile attribution and analytics platform operating as an independent Mobile Measurement Partner (MMP) in the mobile marketing technology ecosystem. The company provides transparent, unbiased measurement solutions for mobile advertising campaigns, addressing the critical conflict of interest that arises when ad networks measure their own performance. AdClear's comprehensive platform encompasses attribution tracking, fraud detection, and advanced analytics capabilities that enable advertisers to accurately measure and optimize mobile user acquisition efforts across multiple channels and touchpoints. What distinguishes AdClear in the competitive MMP landscape is its sophisticated offline-to-online attribution capabilities, allowing advertisers to connect digital mobile campaigns with physical store visits and offline conversions. This omnichannel measurement approach provides brands with holistic visibility into customer journeys spanning both digital and physical environments. The platform leverages machine learning-powered fraud prevention technology to detect and prevent various forms of mobile ad fraud including click injection, click spamming, SDK spoofing, and install hijackingâaddressing an industry problem that costs advertisers billions annually. AdClear serves performance marketers, mobile app developers, advertising agencies, and enterprise brands across verticals including e-commerce, mobile gaming, fintech, travel, and on-demand services. The company's German headquarters and strong focus on GDPR compliance positions it as an attractive solution for privacy-conscious advertisers, particularly those operating in European markets requiring stringent data protection standards in their measurement infrastructure.
Last updated: 1/12/2026