ProofLoop TV — Verified-Purchase Attribution OS for CTV and Commerce Media
Modern commerce media keeps promising “better attribution,” but most teams still cannot answer the hardest question cleanly:
The Problem
Modern commerce media keeps promising “better attribution,” but most teams still cannot answer the hardest question cleanly:
did this campaign drive verified purchases, or just modeled likelihood?
That gap shows up everywhere:
- premium CTV inventory is valuable, but post-campaign proof is often probabilistic;
- retail-media data is usually trapped inside one merchant ecosystem;
- agency and finance teams need independent validation, not only platform self-reporting;
- brand teams struggle to compare click-heavy channels with upper-funnel commerce media;
- proof for CFOs, procurement teams, and budget reviews is still assembled manually from dashboards, studies, and attribution vendors.
The result is a measurement workflow that feels expensive, fragmented, and politically weak exactly where ad budgets are getting scrutinized hardest.
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