Campaign Manager 360
Centralized ad trafficking, cross-channel tracking, and unified measurement for enterprise advertisers and agencies managing complex digital campaigns at scale.
Last updated Jul 17, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment · Connections updated Jul 24, 2026
At a glance
- Employees
- 10001+
- Revenue
- Part of Google / Alphabet; not reported separately
- Stock
- GOOGL
About
One of the most widely used enterprise third-party ad servers globally, deeply integrated within the Google Marketing Platform ecosystem
Campaign Manager 360 (CM360) is Google's enterprise ad serving and campaign management platform, part of the Google Marketing Platform suite. It enables advertisers and agencies to traffic, track, target, and measure digital advertising campaigns across display, video, rich media, and other digital channels from a centralized hub. Originally launched as DoubleClick Campaign Manager and later rebranded following Google's acquisition of DoubleClick, CM360 has evolved into one of the most widely adopted third-party ad servers in the industry. The platform provides end-to-end campaign management capabilities including ad trafficking, creative management, audience targeting, cross-channel attribution, and detailed reporting. Its Floodlight activity tracking system allows advertisers to measure conversions and site activity, while its integration with other Google Marketing Platform tools — such as Display & Video 360, Search Ads 360, and Google Analytics 4 — enables a unified view of campaign performance. CM360 supports a wide range of ad formats and serves as a neutral measurement layer for advertisers running campaigns across multiple media buying platforms. CM360 occupies a dominant position in the enterprise ad serving market, competing primarily with other third-party ad servers. Its deep integration with the broader Google ecosystem, robust reporting infrastructure, and cross-channel measurement capabilities make it a preferred choice for large advertisers, global brands, and full-service agencies managing complex, multi-channel digital advertising programs. The platform is offered as a managed service with pricing typically based on impressions served.
Business model
SaaS / Managed Service
Target market
Enterprise
What they offer
Ad Trafficking
Centralized management and delivery of display, video, and rich media ad creatives across publisher sites and networks
Floodlight Tracking
Conversion and site-activity tracking system that measures user actions after ad exposure
Cross-Channel Reporting
Unified reporting dashboard providing performance insights across all campaigns and channels
Verification & Brand Safety
Integrated tools to verify ad viewability, brand safety, and invalid traffic in partnership with third-party vendors
Audience Segmentation
Audience list creation and targeting based on Floodlight activity and other signals
Creative Management
Upload, preview, and manage ad creatives including HTML5, video, and rich media formats
Attribution Modeling
Data-driven and rules-based attribution models to assign credit across touchpoints in the customer journey
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Security & compliance
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- 2000 · Founded