For Property Owners & Developers
Could Your Property Be an Advertising Site?
If you own or manage land, buildings or public-facing space, it may have untapped potential for Digital Outdoor Advertising. We'll help you find out, for free.
What Makes A Good Location?
You don't need to be an expert to tell whether your site might qualify. Run through these four questions first.
Visibility
Can it be seen clearly by a large number of people, from a street, a road, or a public space?
Footfall or Traffic
Does the location see consistent pedestrian or vehicle volume throughout the day?
Suitable Structure
Is there a wall, facade, hoarding or freestanding space that could support a screen or format?
Planning Feasibility
Is the site free of major planning or heritage restrictions that would block installation?
Ticked most of these? It's worth a closer look. We'll do that properly, for free, as part of a site assessment.
Suitable Location Types
Advertising potential shows up in more places than most owners expect.
Retail & Leisure Destinations
Shopping centres, retail parks and leisure destinations offer consistent footfall and dwell time throughout the day.
Roadside & Arterial Routes
Buildings or land along major roads can support large-format displays with strong vehicle visibility.
Mixed-Use Developments
New residential and commercial schemes often include public-facing space suited to digital advertising.
Education Campuses
Universities and colleges combine high footfall with captive, engaged audiences.
Local Authority & Public Realm
Council-owned land, car parks and public spaces can generate revenue while serving the community.
Transport-Adjacent Sites
Land near stations, interchanges and transit routes reaches commuters at scale.
Development Process
What happens after you request a site assessment.
Assess
We review your location's visibility, footfall and access, arranging a site visit if it looks promising.
Advise
You get a clear, independent view on whether your site has genuine advertising potential and which formats would suit it.
Deliver
If it's a fit, we introduce the right partners and support you through planning, installation and commercial agreement.
Why DOOHable?
How Property Owners Are Typically Paid
There's no single model. The right structure depends on your site, your priorities and how much involvement you want.
A lease provides fixed, predictable income. A revenue share ties your return to campaign performance. A media partnership can combine both, alongside longer-term infrastructure investment from a partner. We'll help you understand which structure suits your site and your goals, without pushing you toward the one that suits us.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do we need planning permission?
Often, yes, and requirements vary by site and local authority. We factor planning feasibility into the assessment and guide you through what's needed if the site moves forward.
Will this disrupt existing tenants or operations?
Installation is planned around your site's operations, and most advertising infrastructure runs with minimal ongoing disruption once it's in place.
What if we already have tenants or existing leases in place?
That's common, particularly on retail and mixed-use sites. We work around existing arrangements and flag any conflicts early in the assessment.
Are we locked into a long-term or exclusive agreement?
Terms vary by commercial model and partner. We'll walk you through the options and their trade-offs before you commit to anything.
Who owns and maintains the screens?
This depends on the structure agreed. In most models, a media owner or technology partner owns and maintains the hardware, not you.
Is the site assessment really free?
Yes. The initial assessment carries no cost or obligation. It's how we work out whether there's a genuine opportunity worth pursuing.
Find Out What Your Property Could Be Worth
Request a free, no-obligation site assessment and get an independent view on your property's advertising potential.
Request a Free Site Assessment