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emetriq

German adtech platform for identity, audience data and contextual targeting.

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Company facts

Official name
emetriq GmbH
Entity type
COMPANY
Founded
2016
Headquarters
Vorsetzen 35, 20459 Hamburg, Germany
Company size
50–200
Market role
Data Provider / Broker
Official website
emetriq.com

What emetriq does

emetriq operates a B2B advertising technology and data business. It aggregates consented audience data from publishers and partners, organises that data into targetable segments, resolves identities across multiple identifiers and enables activation through DSPs. It also offers contextual targeting and self-service planning tools, while creating value for supply-side partners through a data monetisation programme that turns contributed identifiers into incremental revenue.

Category differentiation

emetriq is a B2B advertising data and identity technology provider, not a consumer app or a DSP. It should be distinguished from generic CDPs by its strong programme around audience activation, Multi-ID resolution and publisher data monetisation.

Strategic context

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emetriq is a German adtech company and Deutsche Telekom subsidiary that provides privacy-compliant audience data, identity resolution, contextual targeting and segment activation tools for programmatic advertising. Its products are used by advertisers, agencies, DSPs, publishers and other data-owning businesses to target audiences, activate segments across buying platforms and monetise consented data assets. The company makes money primarily by selling data-driven targeting products and audience segments into programmatic media workflows, typically as data fees attached to media activation, and by operating publisher and data-partner monetisation programmes. Its commercial position is centred on Germany, where it emphasises a large consent-based data pool and cookieless targeting capabilities.

Company news briefing

Briefing updated:

Building on its expansion to 110 employees, emetriq is operationalising its consent-based identity solutions to champion first-party data quality and open-web competitiveness. Under Director Peter Lorenz, the Deutsche Telekom subsidiary is leveraging hashed login and web movement data via trusted third parties to scale seed audiences for platforms like Utiq and Equativ, while navigating the privacy risks of AI-driven audience modelling. Additionally, emetriq is strengthening parent-company synergies by managing digital media distribution for Deutsche Telekom’s latest "Unlimited Pitches" national advertising campaign.

Business model & monetisation

emetriq monetises primarily through data and activation fees tied to programmatic advertising. Standard, custom and contextual segments are sold for activation in DSPs, likely on CPM-linked or usage-based pricing embedded in campaign execution. It also earns from identity and data services delivered as software and data assets, and shares publisher-facing value through a CPM-based data monetisation model for partners contributing consented identifiers.

Audience segments and targeting data
CPM-linked data fees attached to programmatic activation
Contextual targeting products
Usage and campaign-based targeting fees
Identity resolution and Multi-ID services
Software and data service fees
Publisher data monetisation programme
CPM-based partner monetisation economics
Planning and workflow tooling
Value-added platform support for activation

Products & capabilities

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Programmatic stack & registry data

Registry entries and observed technical data do not establish certification, legal compliance or actual usage.

emetriq GmbH

IAB vendor record: 213

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Indexed sellers.json entries
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Recent recorded signals

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  • Deutsche Telekom brings social media pitch trend to TV ads

    horizont.net

    Advertising Campaign · Recorded impact score: 1/5

    Deutsche Telekom launched a new advertising campaign called 'Unlimited Pitches' for its Unlimited mobile tariffs. The TV spots deliberately avoid professional actors and instead feature real families presenting ideas in the style of a social media pitch trend. One spot shows a young man with a deep voice explaining to his parents how adding family members via PlusKarten lowers the average price of the tariffs; another shows a young woman pitching to her father to equip their patchwork family with Unlimited plans. The campaign was developed by lead agency 0171 and directed by Sven Schrader. Media agency Mindshare is placing the spots on high-reach TV channels, supported by print, out-of-home, shop, and social media activities. Emetriq handles digital media distribution. Telekom manager Sven Grümer says the campaign humorously communicates the benefits of Unlimited tariffs and the 5G network.

    • Deutsche Telekom launched the 'Unlimited Pitches' campaign for its Unlimited mobile tariffs.
    • The TV spots feature real families rather than professional actors to appear authentic.
  • Companies Underestimate First‑Party Data Value — Peter Lorenz

    meedia.de

    Identity · Recorded impact score: 3/5

    In an interview, Peter Lorenz (Director Business Development and Product Marketing at emetriq / T Advertising Solutions) argues that companies often undervalue their first‑party data and should prioritise data quality, consent and matchability over raw volume. He explains emetriq’s consent‑based approach: hashed login and web movement data from premium partners are matched via a Trusted Third Party to create seed audiences that can be scaled into lookalikes and activated on DSPs or matched to services like Utiq and SSP Equativ. Lorenz sees AI and large language models as both an opportunity for new audience modelling and a privacy/data‑sovereignty risk. He recommends advertisers: (1) inventory and understand existing data, (2) run small tests (e.g., reactivation campaigns), and (3) measure outcomes to prove value. He also defends the open web as a competitive advertising channel when combined with proper identity and data activation solutions.

    • Peter Lorenz has worked at Emetriq (the umbrella brand of T Advertising Solutions) since late 2012 and is Director Business Development and Product Marketing.
    • Emetriq uses consent‑based login and web movement data from premium partners; data are hashed and processed via a Trusted Third Party so emetriq never sees cleartext email addresses.

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Questions about emetriq

What is emetriq?

emetriq is a German adtech company that provides audience data, identity resolution, contextual targeting and segment activation for programmatic advertising.

Who uses emetriq?

Advertisers, agencies, programmatic traders, DSP users, publishers and other data-owning businesses use emetriq's products.

How does emetriq make money?

It earns mainly from selling targetable audience data, contextual products and identity services used in programmatic campaigns, plus publisher data monetisation programmes.

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