How far your advertisement traveled.
Verified miles are qualifying miles traveled on your agreed highway route. Reports also show campaign dates, progress toward the required mileage, and completed driver check-ins.
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How it works
Advertisers rent ad space on semi-trailers. Trailer owners carry those ads on agreed highway routes. nomad coordinates the match, the wrap installation, and the campaign reporting in one service and one online workspace.
Where we are today. The founding network is being assembled on I-15, I-80, and I-84. Applications are open, and campaign start dates, installation, tracking, and payment readiness are confirmed before launch.
Explore the highway routesFrom choosing your ad space to reviewing campaign mileage.
Tell us where you want to advertise, when, and on how many trailers. Review a plan showing availability, advertising costs, wrap production costs, and required campaign mileage.
Supply artwork or coordinate its design. Review the final layout, required vehicle markings, and the quote for printing and installation before production begins.
nomad matches approved trailers, coordinates installation, and confirms the campaign start. Drivers receive their agreed installation and delivery instructions.
Review verified miles on the agreed route and monthly driver check-ins in your online workspace. Estimated ad views appear separately, with the assumptions behind them.
From the route you know to another source of income.
Share your trailer details, usual highway routes, and availability. We review ownership or written permission, equipment condition, operating authority, and insurance.
Review the advertisement, campaign length, monthly base pay, mileage pay and cap, and required route. You can decline any offer before accepting a commitment.
Coordinate installation and the planned loaner trailer. Drive the agreed route with campaign tracking enabled and submit your required monthly photos.
Check qualifying mileage and the agreed pay calculation. Driver payouts are planned through PayPal Payouts to the PayPal or Venmo account you choose, with a $0.25 fee per payout paid by you. Once they launch, the planned schedule is payment within five business days after month close and a completed check-in. Payment setup is confirmed before launch.
Equipment, weather, and freight schedules can change. The process has a clear path when they do.
We coordinate installation dates with the driver and the installer. If a schedule changes, we notify both sides. Your accepted offer or order defines the commitments, including downtime arrangements and campaign dates.
Each trailer must travel at least 6,000 verified miles on the agreed route each month. A proportional credit applies below that minimum. Mileage questions can be raised after the monthly report, with the review process set out in the terms.
This fictional bakery concept uses large pastry photography and expressive lettering. Approved artwork becomes a printed vinyl wrap fitted to the trailer. Required vehicle markings stay visible.

Your brand uses a large billboard surface that drivers and pedestrians see alongside traffic.
Illustrative wraps for fictional brands. Final artwork and placement are approved for each trailer before production.
Verified miles are qualifying miles traveled on your agreed highway route. Reports also show campaign dates, progress toward the required mileage, and completed driver check-ins.
Impressions estimate opportunities to see the ad, using traffic data and stated assumptions. They are not a verified count of viewers or unique people. CPM means the estimated cost per 1,000 impressions.
nomad is building its founding network. Campaign tracking, the installer network, and payments are activated as highway routes launch. Joining the network starts the conversation; it does not guarantee availability or a campaign date.
Tell us whether you advertise or drive. We’ll help you see the next step.