Optimise Online Video performance.

PIQ scores every Open Web video placement on how the player actually behaves in-session, then optimises delivery in real time towards your desired outcome.

What the label says

In-Stream Large player 82% completion
…but through the session
Collapses into a small sticky unit after the user scrolls
Autoplays muted by default in-browser
Occupies just 18% of the screen while in view
Multiple other players competing on the page
PIQ Video Score 23Low

Once the user arrives,
video rarely behaves.

DSP labels describe a player at page load, not how it behaves once someone is on the page. That gap is where video budgets quietly leak. Across the Open Web, PIQ found:

30
of videos collapse into smaller units during the user's time on site.
15
of videos keep playing off-screen when the user scrolls them out of view.
12
of sites have multiple videos playing at the same time.

We don’t just find good video,
we optimise towards it.

PIQ scores every placement based on how a real person would experience it, and because our decisions are sell-side, we optimise delivery towards completing views while the campaign runs.

Higher completion rates

Spend concentrates on players a viewer can actually watch through, lifting VCR without buying more impressions.

Lower cost per completion

Plenty of supply meets the standard on paper and still never gets watched. Delivery moves away from wasteful completions, so each one costs less.

Precision without complexity

We read every placement, not just the domain, and handle the bidding decisions behind the scenes. You activate it through a single PMP.

PIQ's Video Signals.

Average player sizee.g. 1280×720

Average dimensions of the video player throughout the user's time on site, not just at load.

Average share of screene.g. 18%

Portion of the viewport the player occupies while it is in view.

Integration behavioure.g. Sticky

Player persistence on scroll: Fixed, Sticky, or a large player Collapsing into a sticky unit.

Integration typee.g. In-Stream

Whether the unit sits within video content (In-Stream) or in articles and feeds (Out-Stream).

Auto-play by defaulte.g. 100%

How often playback begins automatically on load, without a direct user interaction.

Sound-on by defaulte.g. 80%

How often the player initiates playback with the volume on as its standard state.

A strong display domain isn’t
automatically a strong video one.

PIQ scores every domain per format, so you can see which environments are worth buying video on.

Publisher A
Sticky
Integration behaviourCollapsing → Sticky
Average share of screen14%
AudioMuted by default
Concurrent playersYes
PIQ Score78
PIQ Video Score29
Publisher B
Fixed
Integration behaviourFixed, in-content
Average share of screen46%
AudioSound-on capable
Concurrent playersNone
PIQ Score81
PIQ Video Score86

Objective-focused media

PIQ shapes supply to
hit your objective.

Quality is your most powerful performance lever. We use 100+ quality signals to shape delivery towards the KPI your campaign is measured on, sell-side and in real time.

12% of sites have multiple videos playing at the same time.

Stacked players bury your ad, and it’s invisible in a media plan. PIQ scores for exactly this: concurrent videos, muted autoplay and units that drift out of view. View Online Video quality data directly in the PIQ Platform.