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The AdTech Database (ATDb) is a comprehensive directory of the advertising technology ecosystem — think of it as "IMDb for AdTech." ATDb catalogs companies, people, deals, and news across the industry, making it easy to research the landscape, track competitors, and stay informed.
/registerATDb is currently in private beta. To unlock contribution features (editing, watchlists, entity submission), you'll need a beta invite code:
/join and enter your code (format: ATDB-XXXX)Without beta access, you can still browse and search the entire database freely. You can also join the waitlist on the Beta page to be notified when more spots open.
When you first log in with beta access, a short guided tour highlights ATDb's key features — company profiles, search, Ask ATDb, Compare, Graph, Insights, and contributing. The tour runs once automatically; it won't appear again after you dismiss or complete it.
Wave 1 (Founding Contributor) members receive 3 invite codes to share with colleagues. Find your codes in Settings under "Your Invite Codes." Each code is single-use and opens a Wave 2 (Early Adopter) spot.
The header appears on every page with:
The homepage provides a curated overview of the AdTech ecosystem:
Browse entities from the main directories:
/companies — all companies with search, category filters, and grid/list views/people — industry professionals/events — deals, acquisitions, funding, and moves/news — curated industry articlesEach directory supports pagination (24 items per page), search, and sorting (alphabetical, most recent, last updated).
/insights — weekly AI analysis and category spotlights/graph — interactive ecosystem visualization/contributors — community leaderboard/activity — recent platform activity feed/categories — browse all industry categoriesUse the search bar in the header to find any entity by name. Results appear across all types (companies, people, events, news).
The dedicated search page (/search) offers advanced filtering:
Search uses full-text matching with fuzzy results, so partial names and slight misspellings still return relevant results.
The Ask feature (/ask) lets you ask natural-language questions about the AdTech ecosystem:
Answers are grounded in ATDb data with citations linking to specific entity profiles.