How Rapido removed Advertiser Budget migration friction with Osmos
$12K
incremental advertiser budgets
41% MoM
increase in Ad Revenue
Background
Rapido, India’s leading ride-hailing platform, was scaling its retail media monetization program across its mobile app as advertiser demand increased. As the program matured, traditional publisher ad-serving workflows on Google Ad Manager (GAM) began to feel misaligned with Rapido’s performance-led retail media goals.
While Google Ad Manager worked well for standard display monetization, Rapido needed greater transparency and advertiser-first controls to support deeper budgets and sustained growth. To align its monetization stack with these evolving requirements, Rapido transitioned its retail media program to Osmos to build scalable, performance-driven advertising.
Challenge: Enabling Advertiser Budget Migration
Following the transition, Rapido faced a critical growth inflection point.
Advertiser interest and inventory availability were strong, but incremental budgets were slow to migrate away from GAM. Advertisers remained cautious about moving larger spends without:
- Independent verification of impressions and viewability
- Familiar, trusted measurement standards
Without addressing this trust gap, budget migration risked stalling, placing a ceiling on further revenue growth.
Solution: IAS Enablement & Hourly Reporting on Osmos
To remove friction from advertiser migration, Osmos worked with Rapido to strengthen measurement.
Key Tactical Moves:
- Enabled IAS Verification: IAS (Integral Ad Science) tags provide independent, third-party verification of ad delivery, viewability, and fraud-free impressions, giving advertisers confidence that ads were genuinely seen by real users. Osmos enabled IAS tagging to meet these measurement expectations.
- Introduced Hourly Reporting: Enabled near–real-time reporting so advertisers could monitor pacing and optimise faster during live campaigns.
Together, IAS verification and hourly reporting directly enabled in $12K advertiser budgets to migrate from Google Ad Manager to Osmos, driven by improved trust and confidence in measurement.

Impact
- $12K in incremental advertiser budgets migrated from Google Ad Manager to Osmos
- $67K highest monthly Ad Revenue generated in Jan ’26
- 41% MoM increase in Ad Revenue


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