Here are digital‑out‑of‑home (DOOH) platforms that are known for easy / self‑serve campaign management plus quick notes on which use‑case each suits:

• Adomni — self‑serve, AI‑assisted planning and activation for programmatic DOOH and video; quick campaign setup (Jeen AI) and a managed option if you want full service. Good for advertisers who want fast, DIY campaign launches. (adomni.com)

• AdQuick (AdQuick Go) — map‑based, instant‑booking self‑serve OOH marketplace (including digital screens and traditional billboards); built for speed and local/national deployments without lengthy contracts. Good for SMBs and marketers who want visual planning + instant booking. (adquick.com)

• Broadsign — industry CMS/ad‑server and programmatic gateway for media owners and buyers; strong content scheduling, proof‑of‑play reporting and campaign automation for large screen networks. Best if you run/operate screens or need full network management plus programmatic access. (broadsign.com)

• Hivestack (now part of Perion) — full‑stack programmatic DOOH (DSP + SSP + ad server), buyer self‑service and curated marketplace options for precise audience targeting and optimization. Good for advertisers wanting programmatic targeting and measurement at scale. (future.hivestack.com)

• VIOOH — global DOOH supply‑side platform / marketplace that connects to many DSPs (used to scale inventory globally); good for buyers who want premium publisher inventory via programmatic deals. (viooh.com)

• Place Exchange — programmatic OOH SSP that focuses on bringing OOH inventory into DSP workflows and measurement; useful if you want programmatic guaranteed or PMP deals across multiple media owners. (placeexchange.com)

• The Trade Desk & Google Display & Video 360 (DV360) — major DSPs that now support DOOH buying and consolidate DOOH with other channels (CTV, display) for omnichannel campaign planning, optimization, and measurement. Good when you want to run DOOH as part of a unified programmatic / omnichannel plan. (thetradedesk.com)

• Place to check for inventory/marketplaces: many DOOH buyers use combinations of the above SSPs and marketplaces (VIOOH, Place Exchange, Hivestack/Perion, Vistar — note Vistar was announced as being acquired by T‑Mobile in Jan 2025) so integrations and available inventory can shift. If a particular supply partner matters to you, confirm current integrations. (reuters.com)

Quick selection guide

• If you want fastest DIY launch: Adomni or AdQuick. (adomni.com)
• If you need enterprise programmatic + omnichannel: The Trade Desk or Google DV360 (they integrate many DOOH SSPs). (thetradedesk.com)
• If you operate screens / need ad‑server + network ops: Broadsign. (broadsign.com)
• If you need broad programmatic supply / PMP deals: VIOOH, Place Exchange, Hivestack/Perion. (viooh.com)

Practical next steps

• Request demos/trials for 1–2 platforms above (most offer self‑serve signups or demos).
• Check integrations you need (DSP, measurement/foot‑traffic providers, attribution) and whether the platform supports proof‑of‑play and reporting you require.
• If you’d like, tell me whether you’re an advertiser (brand/agency) or a media owner/operator and the scale (local vs national vs global) — I can narrow these recommendations to the best matches and typical pricing/contract models.

Would you like a short comparison table with pricing model, typical time‑to‑launch, and best use for 3 specific platforms (pick which 3)?