Does this tool calculate OORO's advertising price?
No. It allocates a budget evenly across days and does not calculate a media rate, inventory, reach, impressions or results.
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Plan a local advertising budget you can defend.
Set a test amount, campaign length and objective to create a clear planning note. The tool shows arithmetic only; it does not estimate inventory, reach or performance.
Make a simple planning outline
This educational tool only spreads a budget evenly across the days you enter. It does not estimate OORO inventory, impressions, reach, leads, rates or results.
Your planning note
Restaurant or café: introduce a business
If allocated evenly, ₹714 per day across 14 days uses a total budget of ₹10,000.
This is arithmetic, not a quote or recommendation. Ask each provider about costs, placement, eligibility, availability and evidence. OORO confirms campaign inventory and terms separately.
If you are considering OORO, our self-serve tool accepts budgets from ₹500. That is an input minimum in the planning flow, not an advertising rate or confirmation of availability. Review campaign planning.
How the budget planner works
The planner divides the amount you enter by the number of days you choose. For example, ₹9,000 across 30 days is ₹300 per day. This is only arithmetic: it does not suggest that a provider sells media at that daily rate or that a campaign will reach a particular number of people.
Use the note to set an affordable test envelope and write down the business objective. Before committing funds, request a written proposal that identifies the media format, campaign dates, production or tax costs, availability, cancellation terms and the evidence that will be reported.
Budget planner questions
Is ₹500 a campaign price?
No. ₹500 is the minimum budget input accepted by OORO's planning flow. It is not a quote, minimum booking commitment or confirmation of available screens.
What should I do with the daily amount?
Use it as a rough pacing note for your own budget. Compare final written proposals by total cost, format, dates, included production, availability and reporting—not by daily allocation alone.