For distributors and sales agents
Price the territory to the demand.
What is this title worth in this territory, and where is there demand you are not serving? Real per-country demand for any title, before AFM, Cannes, the EFM or MIPCOM.
Heads of sales, VPs of acquisitions and distribution managers pricing territory rights.
Three jobs
What it does for you.
01
Price the minimum guarantee
Demand in the territory, against the neighbouring territories and the world. The number the MG is argued from.
02
Find the territory with no deal
Markets with proven demand for the title and no licensed offer, ranked. Two or three non-obvious ones per title is typical.
03
Walk into the market ready
A demand map per title on the slate, exported before the market opens. The buyer’s audience, on one page.
Modules
The pages this job opens.
- Global mapMarkets
A world map of where your catalogue is in demand, market by market.
- Demand gapMarkets
High demand and low licensed availability, ranked as addressable demand.
- Top chartsRankings
The most-watched titles, ranked. Filter by market, genre, studio, format and quality.
- Language and originMarkets
Demand by original language and origin: English, anime, K-content and more.
- Release windowTrends and timing
Window length and source escalation against demand volume.
- Franchise demandRankings
Cumulative demand across every instalment of a franchise.
Global map
Last 30 daysIllustrative sampleTop markets, share of demand
- US18%
- IN11%
- BR10%
- GB5%
- ID5%
- RU5%
195 markets in the console; 25 shown.
The objection
We already know our markets.
Then the map will confirm it, and it will also show the one territory on your own title you had not priced. That is usually the first thing a sales agent finds.
Proof that lands
A per-title demand map with the high-demand, no-deal territories marked, on a title you are selling this quarter.
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