Google Display & Video 360
Unified programmatic buying platform with unmatched Google ecosystem integration, audience data depth, and cross-channel reach across display, video, audio, and CTV.
Last updated May 11, 2026 by the ATDb Editorial Team · Connections updated Jun 1, 2026
- Industry
- Programmatic Advertising / Demand-Side Platform (DSP)
- Business Model
- Platform/SaaS with usage-based fees
- Target Market
- Enterprise
- Employee Count
- 10001+
- Funding
- -
- Revenue Range
- Part of Alphabet's $200B+ annual revenue; DV360-specific revenue not disclosed
- Stock Symbol
- GOOGL
- Parent Company
- API Available
- Yes
One of the top two enterprise DSPs globally by spend volume, with dominant reach through Google's ecosystem and inventory access
Google Display & Video 360 (DV360) is Google's flagship enterprise demand-side platform (DSP), part of the Google Marketing Platform suite. It enables large advertisers, media agencies, and trading desks to plan, execute, optimize, and measure programmatic advertising campaigns across a wide range of channels including display, video, audio, native, and connected TV (CTV). DV360 consolidates campaign management, audience targeting, creative tools, and measurement into a single unified platform, giving buyers access to premium inventory across the open web as well as Google-owned properties like YouTube. DV360 occupies a dominant position in the enterprise DSP market, competing directly with The Trade Desk, Amazon DSP, and Xandr. Its deep integration with the broader Google ecosystem — including Google Ads, Campaign Manager 360, Search Ads 360, and Google Analytics 4 — gives it a significant data and workflow advantage for organizations already invested in Google's marketing stack. The platform offers access to billions of impressions daily through direct publisher integrations, private marketplace deals, and open auction buying across major ad exchanges. As part of Alphabet Inc., DV360 benefits from Google's massive infrastructure, machine learning capabilities, and first-party data signals. It is widely used by Fortune 500 brands and global media agencies for brand awareness and performance campaigns. The platform has been at the center of ongoing regulatory scrutiny around Google's dominance in the programmatic supply chain, particularly given its simultaneous operation of buy-side (DV360), sell-side (Google Ad Manager), and exchange (Google AdX) technologies.
Programmatic Buying
Automated media buying across open auction, private marketplace, and programmatic guaranteed deals
Audience Targeting
Advanced audience segmentation using first-party, third-party, and Google audience data including affinity and in-market segments
Creative Studio Integration
Built-in creative management and dynamic creative optimization (DCO) tools
Connected TV Buying
Programmatic access to CTV and OTT inventory across major streaming platforms and publishers
Reporting & Measurement
Unified cross-channel reporting with attribution modeling, reach and frequency measurement, and integration with Campaign Manager 360
Inventory Management
Centralized deal management for PMP, programmatic guaranteed, and preferred deals with publishers
Brand Safety Controls
Integrated brand safety tools including keyword blocking, content category exclusions, and third-party verification integrations
Automated Bidding
Machine learning-powered bidding strategies optimized for viewability, conversions, CPA, and ROAS
Insights & Planning
Audience insights, reach planning, and competitive intelligence tools to inform campaign strategy