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Pan the map, draw a route, or select several sites and book them in one order.
Nothing in this exact format is live in Berlin right now — these are the closest spaces on the network.
The areas buyers ask for by name in Berlin, and the same format in the cities around it.
What buyers ask before booking a space in this city.
132 spaces are listed here, starting at €780 per 4 weeks with a median of €2,350. That puts Berlin about 8% above the Germany median for this format.
Owners list most often in Mitte, Kreuzberg, Prenzlauer Berg and Charlottenburg. Berlin's listings run along the Ringbahn, the Kurfürstendamm and the Mitte gallery blocks, with a heavy transit weighting — 132 U-Bahn, S-Bahn and tram formats sold through the network operator.
Cast vinyl artwork built to the operator's panel template, ten working days ahead. Fleet campaigns need every panel supplied together. Once the file clears, the owner confirms the start date and the space is held for you.
Every listing carries the exact dimensions, viewing distance and audience figures the owner filed, plus a shape drawn to the surface's real proportions. Message the owner from the listing if you want a current site photo or a visit arranged.
Not when you book. Payment is held until the owner uploads dated, GPS-tagged proof photography and you approve it. If the space is not posted as booked, the money comes back to you.
Prices, districts, lead times and how booking works — written from the 132 spaces listed here today.
132 transit spaces are listed in Berlin today, starting at €780 per 4 weeks against a median of €2,350. That median sits about 8% above the Germany figure for the same format, which is the single most useful number on this page: it tells you whether you are buying a premium market or a value one before you look at a single site.
The gap between the cheapest space here and the median is €1,570. That range is not noise — it is the difference between a site the owner is trying to fill and a site people ask for by name. Both are on this page, and the listed price is what a buyer pays: commission is charged to the owner, never added at checkout.
Prices on Admarket are the owner's own, published in EUR and settled in EUR. Where your preferred currency differs you will see an approximate conversion for orientation, but the booking is always taken in the currency the space is listed in.
Berlin's listings run along the Ringbahn, the Kurfürstendamm and the Mitte gallery blocks, with a heavy transit weighting — 132 U-Bahn, S-Bahn and tram formats sold through the network operator.
Owners here list most often in Mitte, Kreuzberg, Prenzlauer Berg and Charlottenburg, with further sites across Friedrichshain and Neukölln. Those are the district names buyers use when they brief, and the ones worth filtering by — a citywide search returns everything, but a campaign almost always has a catchment in mind.
This format accounts for 18% of the 742 advertising spaces listed in Berlin across every format. If the number looks small, the other formats on this page are worth a look before you settle — the same audience is often reachable more cheaply in a different medium, and the city page lists them all.
Most transit campaigns in Berlin run 4 weeks. Owners price whole cycles because the work of posting, installing or scheduling costs the same whether the creative stays up for one week or four, which is why a fortnight is rarely twice the price of a week.
Cast vinyl artwork built to the operator's panel template, ten working days ahead. Fleet campaigns need every panel supplied together.
Print, overnight depot installation and removal are handled by the operator and quoted inside the listed price.
Booking runs the same way on every space here. Payment is held from the moment you book and released only after the owner submits proof of delivery and you approve it — dated photography for physical formats, play-out or transmission logs for the ones a machine can evidence. If the campaign does not run as booked, the money comes back.
Every space on this page is listed by the company that owns or operates it. There is no agency between you and the site, which changes two practical things: the price you see is the owner's price rather than a rate card marked up for resale, and the person answering your question is the person who will physically deliver the campaign.
Spaces are sold four ways, and each listing says which. Book now takes the listed price for your dates immediately. Send offer lets you propose a figure and a run. Request quote is for spaces the owner prices per campaign. Sealed bids close on a deadline and go to the highest offer. Nothing is charged until a booking is confirmed.
If a campaign needs more than one site, the map view lets you select several spaces across Berlin and book them as one order, with a single payment held against the whole run.