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Gabie vs Blip · Self-serve marketplace for digital boards

Blip rents out your spare digital slots. Gabie sells all your boards.

Blip brings buyers to unsold digital time. Gabie is the system for each face you own, static and digital. It’s also the rep that goes and fills them.

At a glance

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capabilities in this comparison that Gabie has and Blip doesn’t.

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What changes when you switch from Blip

  • Every face, not just digital

    Blip only works with digital boards.

  • The buyer is yours

    Advertisers on the marketplace book through Blip.

  • Built for the anchor deal

    Blip is built around pay-per-play and daily budgets.

  • The system behind the sales

    Gabie has structures, faces, leases, permits, open dates, proposals and a CRM.

Gabie vs Blip, line by line

From public sources about Blip, as of September 28, 2026. If something changed, tell us and we’ll fix it.

The OS

Gabie

Self-serve marketplace

Blip

Inventory

Static and digital faces

Blip only works with digital boards.

Yes
No

Availability calendar

Yes
Digital slots only

Leases, permits and inspections per structure

Yes
No

Demand

Self-serve advertiser booking

Advertisers browse your boards and ask for pricing. You confirm the rates and dates. Billing stays in your own system.

Partial
Yes

Marketplace of small-business buyers

Blip says it links your boards to 600,000+ businesses.

No
Yes

Programmatic DOOH demand

No
Yes

Outbound to local businesses near each face

Yes
No

Reply triage and routing to your reps

Yes
No

Selling

CRM: accounts, deals, tasks and inbox

Blip lets owners run their own direct campaigns too.

Yes
Partial

Proposals for multi-week contracts

Yes
Not advertised

Ranked daily queue for each rep

Yes
No

Pricing controls

Per-face repricing suggestions
Yes

AI assistant that knows your inventory

Yes
Not advertised

Operations

Ad player on the sign

No
Yes

Creative upload and scheduling

No
Yes

Upfront cost

Free to 100 faces
No upfront fees

When Blip is the right call

If your digital boards have unsold loop time, Blip is a good add-on.

Looking at more than two tools? See more tools like Blip

Switching from Blip

  • 1

    Keep Blip on your digital faces

    Blip fills unsold time, and Gabie sells direct.

  • 2

    Bring in every board you own

    Upload a CSV of every board and face you own, static and digital.

  • 3

    Bring your direct buyers

    Export your contacts to a CSV file.

  • 4

    Aim Scout at the anchor deals

    Point Scout at empty static faces and the digital share you’d rather sell direct.

Questions people ask

How does Blip work for billboard owners?

You send in your digital sign’s size, location and a photo. Blip installs its player. Then advertisers on its self-serve marketplace book time pay-as-you-go. Blip says owners pay no upfront fees.

Does Blip work with static billboards?

No. Blip’s marketplace is digital only. Gabie manages and sells static and digital faces.

Should I use Blip or Gabie?

For many digital owners, both. Blip brings buyers to unsold slots. Gabie is where you manage all your boards. It’s also where you win direct, multi-week deals with local advertisers.

Who owns the advertiser relationship on Blip?

Marketplace advertisers buy through Blip’s platform. With Gabie, every advertiser Scout finds lands in your CRM, on your contract and with your rep.

How much do advertisers pay on Blip?

Blip advertises no minimum spend and no contracts. It uses daily budgets and pay-per-play pricing. Gabie doesn’t set your media prices. It suggests new rates for each face from occupancy and pipeline.

Sources · last reviewed September 28, 2026

Blip is a trademark of its owner. Gabie has no tie to Blip. We compare public facts with our own product, as of the date above.

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