AdQuick Sales Cloud review
An OOH sales workspace for inventory, interactive proposals and campaign checkout.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AdQuick Sales Cloud brings inventory and campaign visibility together with sales workflows for out-of-home media teams. Sellers can set customer-specific pricing, build custom packages, check availability, and place inventory holds. The CRM view covers inventory, campaigns, and customer activity, while renewal workflows use up-to-date availability. It is aimed at teams that want proposals, campaign requests, and purchases connected to their OOH sales process, rather than a tool whose documented focus is digital ad trafficking.
Proposal and checkout workflows are the clearest strengths. Teams can create branded interactive proposals and quotes that become agreements when a customer accepts. A client portal gives customers access to campaign history, new campaign requests, and purchases; notifications flag touchpoints such as proposal views and booked locations. Checkout accepts credit card and ACH payments, and customizable automated reports round out the documented capabilities. These features make the product relevant where sellers want to move from a tailored package to customer action in one workflow.
AdQuick directs prospective customers to request a demo, and pricing is not published as a set of plans, so buyers should expect a sales-led evaluation rather than self-serve plan comparison. The product is described as cloud-based and available on web, with SOC 2 listed as a compliance attribute. It fits OOH sellers prioritizing inventory holds, interactive proposals, and checkout; teams that need confirmed third-party CRM connections or documented digital trafficking should compare alternatives before deciding.
AdQuick Sales Cloud pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Holds inventory and supports campaign renewals against current availability
- Branded interactive proposals can become agreements upon acceptance
- Client portal and card or ACH checkout support the purchase process
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting AdQuick rather than choosing a published plan
- Named third-party CRM integrations are not specified
- Digital trafficking capabilities are not described
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