The Audit
For teams who want a straight read before spending a cent
Grand Theft Auto VI's third trailer premiered on Netflix on August 27th, not a gaming channel. Rockstar ships the game November 19th. Between those two dates sits the loudest attention window most media plans will see all year. Most calendars still file it under gaming.
Frequency check
For two trailers, the coverage lived on IGN and gaming YouTube. The third one changed the channel.
Views on trailer two within a day. Numbers like that usually belong to season finales, not previews.
Trailer three premiered on Netflix as an "Extended Look." Variety and PC Gamer both ran it as culture desk news, same day.
Rockstar's confirmed ship date. Firm enough to book media against, which is unusual for this studio.
Sources: Rockstar Games Newswire · GameSpot · TechRadar
Most media plans still have this filed under gaming. The audience changed the filing months ago.
On the roster before Oct 15
The platform isn't live yet. Here's how far you can get before it is, from a straight read to a full production.
For teams who want a straight read before spending a cent
For teams that need the plan and the assets to run it
For teams that want us in the room through launch
Scope and pricing get set on a call. See full deliverables for each tier on the services page, or run your own numbers first with the reach calculator.
What airs Oct 15
Everything the calculator above sketches, actually built: for teams and creators who want the tools without hiring us.
Why this exists
Most of what used to make a marketing team valuable, writing the copy, cutting the video, scheduling the drop, now takes a prompt. What's still scarce is the call on what a moment means and how a brand should walk into it. That call is the entire business.
You work directly with whoever's actually deciding. No account layer standing between you and the thinking.
Not a marketing suite wearing a launch-week skin. Every tool here gets retired the week after.
What airs October 15 exists because paying clients tested it first, not because it looked good in a roadmap slide.
Get in the room
We'll point you to the right engagement, or tell you straight that you don't need one yet.