Prebid.org is an organization that provides open-source header bidding solutions and products to help publishers increase programmatic advertising revenue.
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Prebid.org is an adtech / programmatic advertising company headquartered in United States. Xcout tracks 13 named people at Prebid.org, including Garrett McGrath (President).
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