Hulu remained at the top of both Roku and Amazon Fire TV Publisher Trust Indexes in November in North America. For the third month in a row, Hulu placed itself at the No. 1 position by excellent marks across all measured metrics. Moreover, along with leading the quality rankings, the app was also the No. 1 in estimated grossing rankings. According to Pixalate's analysis, the estimated monthly programmatic ad spend on Hulu was $95M and $29M for Roku and Amazon Fire TV platforms, respectively.
fuboTV also had a good month and obtained the runner-up position in the Amazon Fire TV classification. The app performed exceptionally well in the Popularity, Ad Density, and Engagement metrics. Moreover, fuboTV maintained low risks across a range of potential ad fraud metrics, including spoofing and advertising IVT, along with a significant monthly reach estimated at 5 million unique users per month.
There are more quality CTV apps for advertisers
AT&T TV is one of them. The app secured the top 10 spots twice in the November CTV Publisher Trust Indexes in North America. AT&T's channel aggregator performed well across all measured metrics. Moreover, AT&T TV also indicated low brand safety risks across most measured categories.
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