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White-Label DSP

A demand-side platform sold under a buyer's brand, giving them direct control over bidding, targeting, and reporting without building the stack themselves.

Reviewed 2026-09-01 by M. Foremski

Vendor claims

Vendor Log-level data accessTake-rate disclosureBid-shading transparencySeat & data isolationIdentity coverageSupply path qualityClean-room integrationMinimum commitment
BidSwitch
Adelphic (Viant)
Smadex
Kayzen
Delta Projects
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Documents

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whitepaper 2026-06-15

White-Label DSP Architecture: A Technical Overview

BidSwitch

Multi-tenant DSP architectures sacrifice data isolation for operational simplicity — true white-label requires per-seat encryption and separate log pipelines.

  • Compares shared-tenancy vs. isolated-seat architectures
  • Documents log-level data export via S3 with 2-hour SLA
  • Per-seat encryption key management approach
benchmark 2026-07-01

Cross-Device Identity Coverage Benchmark Q2 2026

Adelphic (Viant)

Deterministic identity matching across UID2, RampID, and publisher-provided signals still outperforms probabilistic methods by 3–5x on CTV inventory.

  • Match rates tested against three independent measurement providers
  • Desktop, mobile, and CTV coverage compared side-by-side
  • Publisher-provided ID framework adoption rates by vertical
spec 2026-05-20

Supply Path Optimization: Our 2026 Audit Methodology

Smadex

A published, reproducible SPO methodology gives buyers confidence that the bid stream is clean — 78% of paths are now direct.

  • Sellers.json parsing and validation rules
  • Bid-duplication detection across exchanges
  • Direct-path prioritization scoring model
case study 2026-04-10

How a Fintech Scaled User Acquisition on a White-Label Stack

Kayzen

Migrating from a managed DSP seat to a white-label stack cut cost-per-install by 34% while meeting the fintech's data-isolation requirements.

  • Migration timeline and engineering effort breakdown
  • CPI improvement over 90-day measurement window
  • Data residency compliance with white-label isolation
spec 2026-08-01

Integrating Clean Rooms with a White-Label DSP

Delta Projects

Clean-room integration enables closed-loop attribution within a white-label DSP without exposing raw user-level data to either party.

  • Integration guides for Habu, InfoSum, and Snowflake
  • Data contract requirements between DSP and clean room
  • Measurement query templates for attribution reporting

Criteria

Criterion What it separates Evidence
Log-level data access Real transparency vs. a dashboard contract · doc
Take-rate disclosure Fee visibility vs. blended net pricing doc · doc
Bid-shading transparency Whether the buyer sees the algorithm's effect on clearing prices doc · tested
Seat & data isolation True white-label vs. shared tenancy with cosmetic separation doc · doc
Identity coverage UID2, RampID, publisher-provided IDs — breadth of addressable inventory integration list · doc
Supply path quality SPO discipline, sellers.json handling, direct-path percentage doc · tested
Clean-room integration Whether closed-loop measurement is possible at all within the platform integration list · doc
Minimum commitment Who can actually buy it — minimum spend, term, or volume doc · self

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