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Open the out-of-home channel to everyone.

Our mission is to give local venues an easy way to become a media asset, and local advertisers an easy way to book, design, and launch a campaign in minutes — no agency required.

Dense cities, digital habits, a growing channel.

Denmark is one of the EU's most digitally advanced countries, its digital ad spend is growing +8.8%/yr toward €1.65B by 2026, and its out-of-home market is projected to grow +5.88%/yr to €95.5M by 2029. Copenhagen is dense and walkable — cafés, gyms, shops and transit stops sit close together, so a pilot is fast and cheap to run.

Two paths to advertise on digital screens already exist here. Enterprise networks — AFA JCDecaux Denmark, Ocean Outdoor Denmark — hold the premium municipal, mall and transit inventory, built for national brands. Marketplaces — Reklameskærm.dk, Lokal Reklame Spot — offer self-serve booking on roadside screens other people already own. Nobody owns and installs IoT-monitored screens inside the venue itself, with a booking flow built for that venue's own advertiser. That gap is what ABRANEX is built for — and a Danish track record travels well into Sweden, Norway, and Finland.

Where we are today

The platform and K-series terminals have been in commercial operation in our first market since 2025, deployed across multiple live venues. First-year sales in that market were ≈€50,000 (company records). Denmark is market two: we are localizing the platform, talking to Copenhagen host venues, and preparing pilot deployments. We publish real progress here rather than polished claims — this page changes as the Danish network does.

Sources: Denmark Digital Ad Spend Business Report, 2026; Statista Market Forecast, Out-of-Home Advertising — Denmark; European Commission, Digital Economy & Society Index (DESI), Denmark.

Copenhagen first, then Denmark, then the Nordics.

Stated as a plan, because that is what it is.

  1. Now — Copenhagen pilot

    Localizing the proven platform for the Danish market and preparing pilot deployments with local venues.

  2. Next — Danish roll-out

    Direct B2B sales to local businesses, agency partnerships, and enterprise offers across Denmark.

  3. Later — the Nordics

    Extending the display network into the Nordic capitals, backed by Danish references and case studies.

The team that already launched this product once.

Three co-founders who have already taken this product from concept to commercial launch once.

Portrait of Alireza Mazinani

Alireza Mazinani

Founder · CEO

Ph.D. Wireless Communications (Beihang University), MBA (Tehran Polytechnic). 15+ years in embedded systems, IoT & AI; former Iranian Space Agency engineer. Built the product from concept to commercial launch, and leads platform and hardware engineering.

Portrait of Sepideh Gholamrezapour Amiri

Sepideh Gholamrezapour Amiri

Co-Founder · COO

Eleven years in operations and commercial leadership. COO at DataPF, owning P&L and building the company's operating processes and KPIs; previously CMO at Vania Object, driving ~37% growth, and CMO of HoFin, a Canadian startup in Toronto. B.A., Azad University. At ABRANEX she owns the venue network and field operations.

Portrait of Armina Hedayati

Armina Hedayati

Co-Founder · Head of Product

Eleven years in product management across four companies. Head of Product at SalamtBash, a health-tech product adopted across a large base of clinics; product advisor at Ganjeh, an IoT parcel-locker network — physical devices with a software layer, the same problem shape as ours. At ABRANEX she owns the self-serve platform and the advertiser experience.

Between us we have built and launched this product, run a P&L, and grown a company's revenue by a third. What we have not done is sell into Danish SMEs — which is why our first two hires here are commercial, not technical: a local sales lead and a field technician.

Placeholder content: Two Danish advisers in recruitment — names disclosed once confirmed.

We publish no investor logos, customer logos, press badges or testimonials until they exist — a placeholder logo wall would imply otherwise.

Want to be part of the first Danish network?

Host venues and early advertisers shape how this gets built.