Gamoshi

Gamoshi operates a B2B adtech infrastructure model. It sells access to proprietary programmatic buying software, licenses branded versions of that software to agencies and resellers, and provides exchange or marketplace infrastructure for connecting demand and supply. Value is created by aggregating inventory access, enabling campaign execution and analytics, and reducing technical build requirements for partners that want to operate under their own brand.

Gamoshi is an Israel-based private adtech company that provides programmatic advertising infrastructure for buyers and supply-side operators. Its product set includes a self-serve DSP for advertisers and agencies, a white-label DSP for partners that want to launch their own branded buying platform, and exchange or marketplace technology connecting buyers and publishers across mobile, web and connected TV inventory.

The company makes money through a mix of software licensing and usage-based programmatic fees. Its customers are businesses rather than consumers: advertisers, media agencies, resellers, adtech companies, publishers and exchange operators. The value proposition centres on transparent self-serve campaign execution, cross-channel inventory access, and turnkey infrastructure that reduces development time for partners building their own programmatic businesses.