What can vary between campaign options
A proposal may differ by requested campaign dates, available screen inventory, schedule, total budget, creative review or production needs, and the reporting that can be provided. Ask OORO to state each proposed placement, period, included work, exclusions, cancellation terms and evidence in writing. Three-month and longer commitments may receive a negotiated discount; it is not applied until confirmed in the proposal.
Define what the proposal includes
Ask the provider to name the placement format, dates, number or type of units included, creative production, taxes, minimum spend, cancellation terms and reporting definitions. Ask which costs are fixed and which depend on eligible inventory. A proposal is easier to compare when every provider prices the same dates, format and deliverables.
For OORO, the relevant format is a passenger-facing digital screen inside an eligible auto. OORO reviews availability and confirms the commercial terms for each request before booking.
Treat the OORO planner as a planning step
The self-serve planner accepts budget input from ₹500 and can display a model-based impression estimate. This planner input is separate from the auto-day rates listed above; it is not a quote, booking confirmation or guaranteed delivery.
A campaign request is reviewed against preferred areas, dates, creative and eligible inventory. If the requested plan cannot be confirmed as submitted, clarify the alternatives and revised terms before committing.
Set a test budget you can evaluate
Start with a total that the business can afford to spend, a clear objective and a defined test period. Decide what evidence would help you evaluate the test before it begins. Keep media cost separate from design, production and taxes so the total cost is clear.
The budget planner divides your budget evenly by days and makes no reach or impression estimate. See how auto-rickshaw advertising works or start campaign planning.