Harmony is a project management workspace for advertising teams, agencies, and in-house marketing teams who plan and run campaigns together. Whether you are a small team managing one campaign or an agency juggling several, Harmony gives everyone a shared place to plan, create, and stay aligned.

Do I need to change how my team already works to use Harmony?

No. Harmony fits around your existing process. It gives advertising teams one shared place to plan and collaborate, without requiring you to abandon the channels or platforms you already run campaigns on.

Why should advertising teams use Harmony?

Advertising teams often plan campaigns across five different tools: docs for briefs, drives for assets, and chat apps for feedback. That split costs time and context. Harmony brings campaign planning, creative, comments, and status into one workspace built for how advertising teams work, so the team spends less time coordinating and more time on the actual campaign.

Do I need to be an advertising expert to use Harmony?

No. Harmony is built to support how ad teams already work. Specialist media planners and generalist marketers managing a campaign end-to-end can both use Harmony without changing their process.

How is Harmony different from Slack and Google Drive?

Harmony is different from Slack and Google Drive because it keeps assets, comments, and status connected to the actual campaign. In Slack and Drive, that work is scattered across separate tools with no shared campaign context.

What kind of support does Harmony provide?

Harmony users get access to a dedicated support team via email, chat, and phone. Premium plans include a dedicated account manager, priority support, and personalized onboarding, plus documentation and video tutorials.

Can my whole team use Harmony, or is it just for managers?

The whole campaign team can use Harmony, including creative, media planning, account management, and graphic designers. Harmony is not a manager-only reporting tool. It is built for the people doing the day-to-day campaign work, and everyone gets the same shared view.

Can Harmony replace a project management tool?

Yes, for agencies and advertising-focused teams. Harmony is built to handle the full campaign workflow, so those teams often do not need a separate generic project management tool. Larger organizations working across many departments typically use Harmony alongside their existing PM tool so the ad team has a purpose-built workspace while staying connected to the rest of the company.

Live CPM & CPC Crowdsourced Benchmarks

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How this data is calculated

What's measured and how

Benchmarks are crowdsourced from anonymous self-reports on this page (US only). For each filter combo we pull submissions from a 30-day rolling window. We compute the median and IQR (Q1/Q3), flag values outside median ± 1.5×IQR as outliers when there are enough points, persist that flag, then recompute the published number on the non-outlier set. The chart shows monthly medians for the trailing 6 months.

This benchmark is cross-checked against real spend data from Harmony's own advertiser base, so the crowdsourced number isn't operating without a reality check.

Live transparency stats

1 submissions received this month, 0 excluded as statistical outliers.

What this data does not tell you

Crowdsourced numbers are self-reported and unverified beyond statistical trimming.
Results are directional benchmarks, not spend-weighted averages.

Definitions

CPM: Cost per thousand impressions. Published benchmarks use the median of reported last-30-day figures (US).
CPC: Cost per click. Published benchmarks use the median of reported last-30-day figures.
Industry: High-level advertiser category (E-commerce, SaaS / Software, Finance, Healthcare, Education, Retail, Travel, Entertainment, B2B Services, Other).
Outlier: A submission outside median ± 1.5×IQR for CPM or CPC within the matched segment window.

Last updated / changelog

Aug 2026·Launched US crowdsourced benchmarks (last 30 days) with trailing 6-month CPM/CPC trends.

FAQ

Common questions about CPM, CPC, and live crowdsourced advertising benchmarks by platform and industry.

What is CPM?

CPM means cost per thousand impressions. It is what advertisers pay to show an ad one thousand times. On this page, people report their average CPM over the last 30 days, and we publish the median of those reports.

What is CPC?

CPC means cost per click. It is what advertisers pay each time someone clicks an ad. Like CPM, reporters share a 30-day average, and we publish the median.

Why is CPM different across platforms?

Inventory, auction dynamics, audience quality, creative formats, and advertiser competition all differ by publisher. LinkedIn and niche B2B inventory often price differently than broad social feeds, search, or CTV. That is why we break benchmarks out by platform instead of publishing one blended number.

How is this different from other CPM calculators?

Most calculators publish static annual averages. This page recomputes last-30-day medians from live crowdsourced submissions, with sample size, outlier counts, trailing 6-month charts, and monthly platform and industry tables.

Why median instead of average?

Without spend weighting, a mean would over-represent extreme campaigns. The median is a more stable directional benchmark for comparing platforms and industries.

Is this data US-only?

Yes. Live CPM and CPC crowdsourced benchmarks on this page are scoped to the United States.

What's the median CPM on Meta right now?

There are no crowdsourced Meta reports yet for the last 30 days. Submit yours to help open this benchmark.

What's the median CPM on Google Ads right now?

There are no crowdsourced Google Ads reports yet for the last 30 days. Submit yours to help open this benchmark.

What's the median CPM on YouTube right now?

There are no crowdsourced YouTube reports yet for the last 30 days. Submit yours to help open this benchmark.

What's the median CPM on LinkedIn right now?

Median LinkedIn CPM over the last 30 days is $60.00 (median CPC $339.00), based on 1 crowdsourced report in the US.

What's the median CPM on TikTok right now?

There are no crowdsourced TikTok reports yet for the last 30 days. Submit yours to help open this benchmark.

What's the median CPM on Amazon Ads right now?

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What's the median CPM on Microsoft Ads right now?

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What's the median CPM on X (Twitter) right now?

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What's the median CPM on Pinterest right now?

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What's the median CPM on Snapchat right now?

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What's the median CPM on Reddit right now?

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What's the median CPM on The Trade Desk right now?

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What's the median CPM on DV360 right now?

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What's the median CPM on Apple Search Ads right now?

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What's the median CPM on Spotify right now?

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CPM & CPC by platform (US)

Monthly crowdsourced medians by publisher for the six most recently completed calendar months. These tables update on the 1st of each month (August 1, 2026 snapshot · next refresh September 1, 2026).