Audigent

Privacy-safe audience activation and identity for programmatic advertising.

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Company facts

Entity type
COMPANY
Founded
2016
Headquarters
United States
Company size
10–49
Market role
AdTech Vendor
Official website
audigent.com

What Audigent does

Audigent operates a hybrid AdTech and data monetisation model. It creates value by collecting, structuring and activating privacy-safe first-party, contextual and identity signals, then packaging those signals into software products and curated media transactions. The company monetises both the infrastructure layer, through platform and identity access, and the transaction layer, through programmatic marketplace deals and campaign activation. It also extends monetisation through managed services that apply its proprietary data assets to campaign planning and execution.

Category differentiation

Audigent is not a consumer app or a standalone DSP. It is an AdTech and data activation platform focused on identity, audience curation and curated programmatic marketplace products.

Strategic context

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Audigent is a private AdTech company operating as part of Experian. It provides data activation, audience curation and identity products for programmatic advertising, with core offerings spanning first-party audience infrastructure, cookieless identity, contextual targeting and curated private marketplace deals. Its products are used to package privacy-safe audiences and inventory for activation across open web and CTV environments. The company sells to publishers, advertisers, SSPs and media agencies. It generates revenue through software access, audience activation and data licensing, transaction-based economics on curated PMP media flows, and managed service fees via its data-led agency offering. Its strategic role is to improve addressability and monetisation in a post-cookie market while extending Experian’s marketing and identity footprint.

Company news briefing

Briefing updated:

Experian has retired the Audigent brand, fully absorbing its technology and talent into Experian Marketing Services to embed curation capabilities directly into its proprietary identity stack. This consolidation follows the Publicis acquisition of LiveRamp, positioning Experian’s integrated ecosystem as a critical, independent alternative for deterministic data activation. Recent deployment by American Home Shield validates this strategy, realising an 18% cost-per-action efficiency gain through real-time audience optimisation. This transition reflects an industry-wide shift where curation is evolving from a standalone category into core programmatic infrastructure used by major holding companies to deliver outcomes.

Business model & monetisation

Audigent monetises through a combination of software access, data and audience licensing, activation fees and transaction-based economics on curated private marketplace deals. Its 1st Party Data Platform and identity products support SaaS-style platform revenue; SmartPMP, ContextualPMP and CognitivePMP support percentage take-rates or activation margins on programmatic transactions; and Data Agency contributes service-fee revenue.

Audience activation and curated PMP transactions
Percentage take-rate
Platform and identity access
Software subscription
Data and audience licensing
Pay-per-Use
Managed strategy and campaign services
Service Fee

Products & capabilities

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Programmatic stack & registry data

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Declared purpose IDs
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Products & market categories

Recent recorded signals

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  • Experian folds Audigent into Experian Marketing Services

    digiday.com

    M&A / Integration · Recorded impact score: 3/5

    Experian has retired the Audigent brand and absorbed it into its Experian Marketing Services business, about twenty months after acquiring Audigent at the end of 2024. A Experian spokesperson described the move as consolidation rather than a retreat, saying Audigent’s curation capabilities will remain part of its platform and that Experian will continue to invest in the technology and talent. The article notes uncertainty about staff impact, with Audigent declining to say whether layoffs will result. Industry observers argue the move reflects a broader shift: curation is becoming embedded infrastructure across the programmatic supply chain rather than a standalone category.

    • Experian has retired the Audigent brand and absorbed it into Experian Marketing Services.
    • Audigent was acquired by Experian ~20 months earlier (the deal occurred at the end of 2024).

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Questions about Audigent

What is Audigent?

Audigent is an AdTech platform that provides privacy-safe audience activation, identity and curated private marketplace products for programmatic advertising.

Who uses Audigent?

Publishers, advertisers, media agencies and programmatic platforms use Audigent to build audiences, improve addressability and activate curated inventory deals.

How does Audigent make money?

Audigent makes money from software access, data and audience activation fees, transaction margins on curated marketplace deals, and managed service fees.

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