Reach your audience where it counts with digital displays in high-traffic areas, and accurately track engagement in real time.
Screens built for reach. And results.
ASPACE’s network lets you advertise in Stockholm’s most populated locations; downtown streets, shopping hubs, and commuter corridors. But these aren’t just digital billboards. Every screen is part of an integrated system designed to measure, optimize, and prove the impact of your campaigns.
High-impact locations
From Birger Jarls to Drottninggatan, our screens are placed where eyeballs go.
Smarter screen time
Each display connects to our platform/our system/your dashboard, so you can track performance live.
No more guessing
ASPACE lets you see how many people saw your ad, for how long and how often.
Stockholm’s most popular screen locations
City-defining digital canvases, placed where visibility and impact come together.
ELITE
ELITE
Location
Birger Jarlsgatan 29, Stockholm, Sweden
Screen size
65 sqm
ARCH
ARCH
Location
Nybrogatan 51, Stockholm, Sweden
Screen size
45 sqm
QUEEN
QUEEN
Location
Drottninggatan 94, Stockholm, Sweden
Screen size
4 sqm
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What does ASPACE Vision bring to OOH and DOOH?
Does it work in public spaces and behind street facing glass?
Do the definitions match industry language?
Can we use these signals in programmatic deals?
Yes. Use them to plan, pace and prove buys, with per spot and per loop reporting.
Does strong sunlight or rain affect counts?
How fast are results for OOH?
Near live in FACIT, with breakdowns by place, time and creative.
Will this impact players or CMS?
No. The sensor works independently. Creative IDs can be synced for clean reports.
Is public measurement anonymous?
Yes. No faces, no photos, no profiles. Only anonymous statistics are shared with the network.
What happens during network outages?
Devices buffer and resend. Health status is monitored so issues are fixed early.
Can we get per loop and per spot performance?
Yes. You can see results per loop and per spot, and export data on demand.
What does the system count outdoors and in transit hubs?
Presence near the screen, attention when a person faces the screen, attention time, and viewability per loop and spot.
Can we roll out across many sites and cities?
Yes. Devices are monitored, updates are remote, and dashboards can group screens by venue and city.
Can we see spikes around events or rush hours?
Yes. Results are time based, so peaks and troughs are visible by hour and day.
How do you handle long viewing distances and glare?
We set safe zones and calibrate for distance and light. If a site has extreme glare, we apply guardrails.
What if a site layout changes, for example a new barrier?
We recheck the zone and recalibrate so your counts remain comparable over time.
Which outputs help programmatic buying?
Per spot and per loop metrics, attention time, and RAC by time window, place and creative.
Can this prove ROI for OOH buys?
It shows audience reality near the screen. You can pair it with your own business outcomes to tell the full story.
Is any personal data collected in public spaces?
How do you secure devices across a large network?
Can we connect to our ad server and reporting stack?
Yes. Creative IDs can be aligned with CMS, and data can be exported via API or CSV.
What if a site goes offline for a day?
The device buffers and resends when online. You can see device health and alerts in FACIT.
Do you align with measurement standards?
We align with common OOH standards where they fit and keep definitions transparent for buyers and sellers.
How do you treat very short passers in fast flows?
Very short passers are not treated as attention. They appear as presence, so results stay fair.
What reports can we export for clients?
CSV exports and API pulls with breakdowns by place, time, loop and spot, plus end of campaign summaries.