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About · Local Advertising★ Veteran-owned

We don't sell ads.
We reach real drivers.

WilDi Maps is a veteran-owned, fixed-rate way for local and national brands to reach real people, with one simple connection that replaces the dozen middlemen between your budget and a real human.

Mandate

Recover the margin ad middlemen have been silently extracting.

Local businesses quietly lose about 30% of every ad dollar to auction rake, bot traffic, and exchange fees: the Middleman Tax. We built WilDi so that budget reaches real people: verified, fixed-cost, no auction, every time.

WilDi runs on a network of real drivers: location-based messages delivered to real phones as people move through a city, billed at a fixed cost per verified delivery. No bidding. No pacing games. No invoice you can't explain.

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Operating principles

Fixed-rate certainty

Every delivery priced the same, every time, in every city. Planning a budget shouldn't require a media-buying degree.

Verified human delivery

Each delivery lands on a real phone carried by a real person moving through a real place. No ghost impressions.

No middleman tax

Zero middlemen between your spend and the delivery. You get the whole connection, not a share of an auction outcome.

Transparent ledger

Every confirmed delivery is pinned to the street it happened on. Not aggregated. Not obfuscated. Just proof.

How the pipe works

Three simple ways to deploy. One rate card.

Tunnel

Single corridor

A stretch of road between two pins. Buy the corridor. Every driver who rolls through gets a verified delivery.

Zone

Neighborhood hex

A hexagon on the city grid. Cover a whole neighborhood. Deliveries fire the moment a driver rolls into it.

Background

Nation-wide

Nation-wide deployment. Every active driver in the markets you pick gets a delivery during your window.

All three bill at a fixed cost per verified delivery. Nothing else.

Located in Jacksonville, FL.

The Jacksonville pilot is our live proving ground. Nationwide coverage expands from there as driver density targets are met.