Getting Started with Retail Media Ads
retail media
getting started
brand account
With ReceiptRoller retail media, you can run ads in the ad slots on store signage, digital and printed receipts, and store apps. Creating and using an account is free. You pay only for what is delivered.
Create a brand account
- When you create a business account, choose "As a brand". You can use it right away
- If you already have a business account, open the ad screens from "Advertising" on its details page
- To run several brands as an agency, you need to apply for an agency account
Steps to delivery
- Create a campaign and set the total budget, dates and ad category
- Create a delivery unit and set where it runs (ad spaces, areas, stores and so on) and your bid
- Add ads
- Add a card and billing address
- Submit for review. After ReceiptRoller's review, delivery starts once each store approves
Pricing
You are charged at your bid per 1,000 views (before tax). Charges close at the end of each month and are billed on the 2nd of the following month. If you attach a coupon, the discount on coupons that are used is also included in the bill.
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Published: 2026-09-27
Updated: 2026-09-27
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