PulseAd Expands into US Market with Seattle Operations

Jun 13, 2025
PulseAd, an AI-powered retail media platform, has entered the US market with new operations in Seattle, targeting the $280 billion retail advertising sector.
PulseAd Expands into US Market with Seattle Operations

PulseAd, an AI-powered retail media platform, has entered the US market with new operations in Seattle, targeting the rapidly growing $280 billion retail advertising sector. Announced in a press release, PulseAd aims to capitalize on the retail media boom, which is reshaping digital advertising.

Founded in March 2024, PulseAd has already demonstrated significant success, delivering a 99% increase in new customer acquisition for retail brands. The platform's AI-first approach challenges traditional AdTech giants by offering a comprehensive managed service that optimizes retail media campaigns.

PulseAd's technology integrates with major platforms like Amazon, Google, Meta, and TikTok, allowing retailers to manage and compare performance across channels through a unified dashboard. The company plans to expand its support to include Walmart, Target, and Instacart later in 2025, further enhancing its capabilities in the US market.

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