About Impressax

Direct publisher media. One connected team.

Impressax is an iGaming agency that buys ads directly from sports, livescore and news publishers for licensed casino and sportsbook operators. The work starts with the operator's brief, not a list of impressions to buy.

Your licensed markets, audience, campaign window, budget and approval process shape the recommendation. We connect those requirements with suitable publisher environments and explain the placement, buying route and deliverables before the campaign is booked.

Publisher network

The media behind the plan.

Our network overview brings together direct publisher relationships across sports score services and editorial titles. Network-wide scale is a starting point for a conversation, not a promise that every placement is available in every market. The media kit provides a closer look at the formats and opportunities we can discuss.

  • Livescore apps
  • Sports news
  • Match centres
  • Sports data
  • Competition pages
Network-wide monthly impressions
10B+
Direct publisher relationships
20+
Placement environments
3

Reported network scale, not campaign forecasts. Availability, market coverage and launch timing are confirmed for your brief.

Request the media kit

Three placement environments

Match the format to the audience.

Livescore apps

Reach readers following scores, fixtures and match information on their phones. Consider the screen, session context and placement together, whether the format is an odds unit, native placement or in-app sticky. Publisher rules and licensed-market eligibility determine what can run.

Livescore web

Plan desktop and mobile web placements around the score page, audience and device mix. Leaderboards, MPUs and other reserved formats serve different roles. We review the dimensions, buying model and creative requirements before recommending how they fit into a campaign.

Sports news and national titles

Connect an operator's message with relevant editorial environments before and after a sporting event. Assess the title, readership, geography and format rather than treating every impression as interchangeable. Sponsorships need clear rights, activation responsibilities and a reporting plan.

How we work

Brief, creative, then launch.

First, agree the market, objective and practical constraints. We review inventory and formats, then put the media choices into a plan your team can assess. A useful plan identifies what is being bought, who is responsible and what will be reported.

Next, develop the creative around the confirmed specifications. Copy, offers, disclosures and assets need the appropriate operator and publisher approvals. Keeping production connected to the media brief helps avoid rebuilding a campaign after a placement has been selected.

Finally, confirm trafficking, launch readiness and the reporting cadence. Timing depends on inventory, assets and approvals, so we agree the campaign window with your team rather than treating a fast launch as a guarantee. Delivery reports should distinguish media delivery from operator outcomes such as registrations.

Demo brief and media plan showing how media, sponsorships, creators and creative connect

Licensed-market planning

Eligibility comes before reach.

A publisher's reach is only useful when its audience and policies fit the operator's licensed markets. We work through geography, audience suitability, offers and disclosure requirements before trafficking. Market coverage is confirmed for each brief; a demo placement is not evidence of market eligibility or an approved campaign.

The website's placement views use neutral demo creative to explain the product without exposing operator brands. For a more detailed discussion, request the media kit. Reference material can then be reviewed with its context rather than presenting isolated performance figures as a forecast.

If you are comparing agency support, our iGaming marketing agency page explains the engagement in more detail. Bring the brief to Impressax and we will work through the media, creative and delivery requirements together.