Magnite
Magnite, Inc. (NASDAQ: MGNI) is the world's largest independent sell-side advertising platform, headquartered in New York with major operations in Los Angeles. Formed in 2020 from the merger of Rubicon Project and Telaria, and expanded through the acquisitions of SpotX (2021), SpringServe (2021), and Streamr.ai (2025), Magnite operates an omnichannel SSP spanning Connected TV (CTV), online video, display, audio, and mobile in-app. Its flagship offering is the Magnite Streaming platform — a next-generation CTV/OTT solution that unifies the SpringServe ad server with Magnite's Streaming SSP — alongside DV+ for display/video web and mobile, ClearLine for agency self-service direct buying of premium video, and Magnite Access for first- and third-party data activation. Magnite connects publishers including Disney Advertising, Paramount, Roku, Samsung, LG Ad Solutions, and Warner Bros. Discovery to virtually all major DSPs, and Jounce Media's March 2025 Supply Path Benchmarking Report verified Magnite reaches 99% of US streaming supply on a dollar-weighted basis. The company exposes developer surfaces through the SpringServe REST API, the Magnite Streaming Public API, the Magnite Seller Platform / CTV Platform Public APIs, an OpenRTB v2.5 bidder integration, and iOS/Android in-app SDKs. Most API reference material is gated behind authenticated partner accounts; no canonical OpenAPI document is publicly published. In Q1 2026 Magnite reported $164.4M revenue with CTV crossing 51% of contribution ex-TAC for the first time.
Magnite is profiled on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Advertising, Programmatic Advertising, Sell-Side Platform, SSP, and Connected TV.
Magnite’s developer surface includes documentation, engineering blog, GitHub presence, and 28 more developer resources.
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Magnite GraphQL API
Magnite is an independent sell-side advertising platform (SSP). Their API covers publisher inventory management, deal creation, buyer targeting, bid requests, and reporting for ...
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