Frequently Asked Questions

Sellers can list advertising, sponsorship, or promotional opportunities tied to physical visibility, audiences, events, facilities, vehicles, screens, spaces, or programs. Examples include venue signage, event sponsorships, digital screens, storefront windows, golf course sponsorships, sports program sponsorships, restaurant placements, gym promotions, municipal assets, and community spaces.

No. If you already have pricing, photos, dates, or a media kit, you can include them. If not, you can still submit basic information and Siiq can help review the opportunity, identify what may be listable, and shape it into a buyer-friendly listing.

Siiq may be a fit for businesses, venues, organizations, property owners, municipalities, schools, sports programs, community groups, gyms, restaurants, event organizers, and others with spaces or audiences that advertisers may value.

Your account keeps the opportunity, inquiries, messages, approvals, and next steps tied to the correct owner. This helps businesses contact you directly through Siiq and keeps you in control of pricing, availability, approvals, and communication.

Siiq creates a centralized marketplace where buyers can discover and compare advertising opportunities across multiple media types. This gives more visibility to local, niche, independent, and nontraditional inventory owners who may not have the tools, scale, or relationships to reach advertisers on their own.

Yes. Siiq can support standard ad placements, sponsorship packages, naming or title sponsorships, brand activations, event sponsorships, program sponsorships, and other promotional opportunities.

Yes. Some opportunities may be available for direct purchase, while others may use a request-to-book or inquiry-based process. This is useful when the seller needs to review the advertiser, dates, creative, pricing, or campaign details before confirming.

Yes. Siiq is designed to support flexible booking models, including one-time bookings, fixed-date campaigns, flexible recurring campaigns, monthly advertising contracts, seasonal campaigns, sponsorship installment plans, and longer-term agreements.

Seller payouts are processed through Stripe according to the transaction terms. Siiq tracks payments, platform fees, refunds, payout details, billing cycles, and related transaction records to support reporting and reconciliation.

Yes. Municipalities, transit authorities, recreation departments, schools, and community organizations may use Siiq to organize approved advertising or sponsorship opportunities tied to public spaces, programs, events, facilities, or existing infrastructure.

Buyers can browse available advertising and sponsorship opportunities, review listing details such as location, category, pricing, timing, and seller information, then either book directly or submit an inquiry to discuss details with the seller.

Buyers may find opportunities across venues, events, restaurants, bars, gyms, sports programs, schools, golf courses, municipal spaces, community centers, vehicles, storefronts, digital screens, billboards, transit, sponsorships, and other real-world inventory.

Buy Now lets a buyer reserve available inventory at the listed price and terms. Submit Inquiry starts a conversation with the seller so the buyer can ask questions, request dates, discuss pricing, or confirm campaign details before committing.

Fixed listings are tied to specific dates, events, or campaign windows. Flexible listings may support ongoing availability, monthly placements, or buyer-selected dates within the seller’s rules.

The seller can review your request, message you for clarification, accept the proposed terms, or suggest changes. Once both sides agree, the campaign can move toward confirmation and payment.

Yes. Siiq is built to centralize advertising inventory across multiple media types so buyers can compare opportunities by location, format, audience, availability, and price without searching across disconnected websites, phone calls, or spreadsheets.

Yes. Some opportunities may be listed as request-to-book or inquiry-based, allowing buyers and sellers to discuss campaign details before anything is finalized. This can include dates, pricing, creative requirements, placement details, production needs, proof of placement, or custom sponsorship terms.

When a buyer submits an inquiry or starts a booking, Siiq creates a transaction conversation where the buyer and seller can communicate in one place. The conversation helps keep campaign questions, negotiated details, approvals, and next steps connected to the related listing or booking.

Yes. Transaction conversations are connected to the relevant listing or booking so buyers and sellers can keep the discussion organized around the specific advertising opportunity, campaign terms, timing, and requirements.

Buyers and sellers may want to confirm campaign dates, pricing, creative due dates, placement location, production responsibilities, approval requirements, cancellation terms, proof of placement, and any restrictions on advertiser categories or creative content.

Buyers are charged when they complete a direct purchase or accept finalized campaign terms after an inquiry. Some recurring or monthly campaigns may be billed according to the agreed billing schedule.

Yes. Payments are processed securely through Stripe. Siiq does not store full card details.

For eligible recurring campaigns, Siiq can track billing cycles, payment attempts, successful charges, failed charges, remaining contract balance, seller payouts, and related transaction records.

Refunds and cancellations depend on the campaign terms and circumstances. Siiq supports structured workflows for full refunds, partial refunds, seller-approved cancellations, and buyer-requested cancellations while preserving transaction history.

Creative timing varies by listing. Some sellers require creative before the campaign start date, while others allow more flexibility. Listings may include creative due dates, lead times, production notes, or approval requirements.

Yes. Buyers can request proof of placement when submitting a booking or inquiry. This may include photo confirmation or other verification depending on the listing type, seller, and campaign terms.

Sellers must create an account and complete required onboarding before accepting transactions. Buyers and sellers can also communicate through the platform before finalizing a booking. Some opportunities may require additional review, approval, or documentation depending on the seller and listing type.

If there is an issue with delivery, timing, placement, creative approval, or campaign quality, buyers and sellers should communicate through the platform. Siiq can review disputes or support issues when needed.