In order to run any type of advertising on Acast's network, you'll need to submit some information about the business you are advertising.
If you are based in the US: you can submit campaigns using a credit card immediately after completing your company profile.
If you are outside of the US: Your profile will be reviewed in 1-3 business days. If you would like expedited approval, you can reach out to ads@acast.com.
For invoice payment: If you would like to pay via invoicing, you will need to email AR@acast.com and request to be approved for invoicing.
Your Company Profile
Fill out the form (shown above) with your business information.
Contact information.
Your name and an email address address where Acast can reach you. This can be a different email than you log in with.
Business Information
Supply information about your business. We use this information to validate your business, so ensure that it's filled out accurately as this speeds up this review process.
If you are with an agency and booking on behalf of your clients, enter your agency information and we will set up client-specific billing for you later on.
Describe your company brand of product
There are three company types to choose from. We use this information to set up your legal record correctly but also to tailor the experience to best fit your needs.
Brand: you have a business and you want to advertise your own product or service.
Agency: you are buying on behalf of another brand or company.
Podcaster: you are podcaster or a podcast publisher and you want to promote your show(s).
Describing your brand with IAB Categories
Acast ad delivery relies on a set of business categories called IAB categories. You can read more about the IAB taxonomy here.
Agencies: IAB categories do not apply at the company level and will be applied at the campaign-level instead, to account for you booking for different types of customers.
Brands & Podcasters: Categories are used to match your business against podcaster categories to ensure brand fit & safety. It's important to select the categories that best describe your business. If categories do not match, you risk of being denied when booking an ad campaign.