# Werbebasierter Video-on-Demand-Markt > Advertising Based Video On Demand Market Size, Share and Research Report By Content Type (Movies and Films, TV Shows and Episodic Content, Documentaries, and Other Content Types), By Device Type (Smartphones and Tablets, Smart TVs, Laptops and Desktops, and Other Device Types), By End-User (Media and Entertainment, Retail and E-Commerce, Healthcare, and Other End-Users), By Ad Format (Pre-Roll, Mid-Roll, Post-Roll, and Other Ad Formats) – Industry Forecast Till 2035 - **Forecast Period:** 2026-2035 - **CAGR:** 10.20% - **2025:** USD 88.07 Billion - **2035:** USD 232.61 Billion - **Key Players:** Alphabet Inc. (YouTube), Amazon.com, Inc., Comcast Corporation (NBCUniversal), Paramount Global, Roku, Inc., Fox Corporation (Tubi), Netflix, Inc., Warner Bros. Discovery **Report ID:** MRFR/ICT/28179-HCR · **Pages:** 100 · **Author:** Nirmit Biswas & Aarti Dhapte · **Last Updated:** October 16, 2026 **URL:** https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/advertising-based-video-on-demand-market-29912 --- ## Market Summary ## Advertising Based Video On Demand Market Summary The Advertising-Based [Video On Demand](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/video-on-demand-market-11521) Market reached USD 88.07 Billion in 2025 and is projected to open the forecast window at USD 97.05 Billion in 2026 before climbing to USD 232.61 Billion by 2035, advancing at a 10.20% CAGR across 2026–2035. Two catalysts anchor that trajectory. First, the near-universal rollout of ad-supported streaming tiers by premium subscription services between 2023 and 2025 converted a defensive pricing tactic into a primary revenue line. Second, connected-TV operating systems now ship with native advertising stacks, which removed the distribution bottleneck that once capped inventory supply [1][2]. Technology displacement sits at the center of this shift. Linear insertion order workflows, fixed daypart pricing, and panel-only measurement are giving way to server-side ad insertion, unified auction infrastructure, and census-level impression logging. Platform operators committed an estimated USD 4.6 Billion to ad-serving, identity, and clean-room infrastructure during 2024–2025, while the European Audiovisual Media Services Directive tightened disclosure obligations that legacy trafficking systems could not satisfy [3][4]. Regionally, North America holds 38.4% of the Advertising-Based Video On Demand Market in 2025 revenue, supported by mature programmatic buying and high smart-TV penetration. Asia-Pacific grows fastest at a 12.8% CAGR through 2035, propelled by mobile-first consumption in India and Indonesia. Europe ranks second at USD 19.46 Billion in 2025, where public-broadcaster catch-up services and regulated ad-load caps shape a distinct competitive structure. Momentum through 2030 will depend less on audience growth than on whether yield per impression holds as supply expands. ## Key Report Takeaways ### • By Content Type - TV Shows and Episodic Content led with 31.8% revenue share in 2025, reflecting session stacking that multiplies break opportunities per viewing hour - Other Content Types — creator video, sports clips, news formats — post the fastest 10.81% CAGR across 2026–2035 as unstructured inventory becomes systematically saleable ### • By Device Type - Smart TVs captured 38.7% of the Advertising-Based Video On Demand Market in 2025, keeping large-screen inventory at premium CPM levels - Smartphones and Tablets expand at a 10.94% CAGR, the fastest device trajectory, driven by Asia-Pacific and South America ### • By End-User - Media and Entertainment held 37.5% share in 2025, the largest end-user block, given the natural fit between content context and campaign objectives - Retail and E-Commerce grows at an 11.31% CAGR, the fastest end-user category, as budgets migrate from search into shoppable video placements ### • By Ad Format - Pre-Roll accounted for 44.2% share in 2025, retaining primacy on deployment simplicity and established viewability conventions - Mid-Roll advances at an 11.72% CAGR, gaining structurally as long-form [catalogues](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/catalogue-market-22407) deepen ### • By Region - North America dominates the Advertising-Based Video On Demand Market with 38.4% share in 2025 - Asia-Pacific records the highest regional CAGR at 12.8% through 2035 - Middle East & Africa contributed USD 4.49 Billion in 2025, the smallest but structurally under-penetrated base ## Market Size and Forecast (2021–2035) Estimates below combine platform-reported advertising revenue disclosures, regulator-filed audiovisual levies, agency billings data, and primary interviews with 34 supply-side and demand-side executives conducted across Q3–Q4 2025. Historical years are reconciled against audited segment disclosures from publicly listed operators; forecast years apply a demand model weighted by connected-device installed base, average ad load per hour, and regional CPM trajectories. Currency effects are normalized to constant 2025 US dollars. The 2022 and 2026 inflection points reflect specific structural events rather than smooth diffusion, and are annotated accordingly. ## Market Drivers ### Shift Towards Mobile Consumption ### Emergence of New Content Creators The emergence of new content creators is a driving force in the Advertising Based Video On Demand Market. Platforms that support user-generated content have democratized [video production](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/video-production-market-33339), allowing a diverse range of creators to share their work. This influx of fresh content not only attracts viewers but also provides advertisers with a broader array of channels to reach their target audiences. Recent trends indicate that niche content creators are gaining substantial followings, which can lead to highly engaged viewer bases. As these creators continue to flourish, the Advertising Based Video On Demand Market is likely to see an increase in advertising opportunities, as brands seek to collaborate with influencers who resonate with specific demographics. ### Growing Importance of Data Analytics The growing importance of [data analytics](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/data-analytics-market-1689) is transforming the Advertising Based Video On Demand Market. As advertisers seek to maximize their return on investment, the ability to analyze viewer behavior and preferences becomes crucial. Data analytics enables advertisers to refine their strategies, ensuring that campaigns are not only targeted but also effective. Recent findings suggest that companies utilizing data-driven advertising strategies experience up to 30% higher engagement rates. This trend underscores the necessity for advertisers to leverage analytics in their campaigns, thereby driving growth within the Advertising Based Video On Demand Market. As the reliance on data continues to increase, the industry is likely to evolve, fostering more sophisticated advertising approaches. ### Increased Demand for Streaming Services ### Advancements in Targeted Advertising Technology ## Restraints ## Restraints Impact Analysis | Restraint | ~% Drag on CAGR | Geographic Relevance | Impact Timeline | Ref | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Viewer tolerance ceiling on ad load | 1.3 | Global | Short-term (≤2 yr) | | | CPM deflation from inventory oversupply | 1.1 | North America, Europe | Medium-term (2–4 yr) | [6] | | Privacy regulation and addressability signal loss | 0.9 | Europe, North America | Medium-term (2–4 yr) | [4] | | Cross-device identity fragmentation | 0.7 | Global | Long-term (≥4 yr) | [14] | | Content acquisition cost inflation | 0.6 | Global | Long-term (≥4 yr) | | ### Viewer Tolerance Ceiling on Ad Load After an hourly ad load exceeds about eight minutes, churn sensitivity increases dramatically; survey data from five markets indicates that cancellation intent increases 2.4 times between six-minute and twelve-minute loads . As a result, operators cannot increase supply by adding more breaks. Pricing, targeting accuracy, or audience expansion are the only ways to increase revenue, and they are all slower and require more cash than expanding inventory. ### CPM Deflation from Inventory Oversupply As new channels flooded the market, average connected-TV CPMs in the US dropped from the high USD 30s in 2022 to the low-to-mid USD 20s by 2025 [6]. The deterioration was initially concealed by volume expansion. Smaller FAST operators are being forced to consolidate because sellers without unique content or first-party data are now clearing at rates that hardly cover delivery and rights amortization. ### Privacy Regulation and Addressability Signal Loss Enforcement under the General Data Protection Regulation and the California Privacy Rights Act narrowed the legal basis for cross-context behavioural targeting, and consent rates for tracking on European streaming apps average below 48% [4]. Targeted impressions command premiums of 40% to 70% over untargeted equivalents, so consent attrition transfers directly into revenue shortfall unless replaced by contextual or authenticated alternatives. ### Cross-Device Identity Fragmentation Households routinely mix smart televisions, handsets, and browsers, yet identity resolution across those surfaces remains partial. Duplicate delivery inflates measured reach while starving frequency caps of accurate input, and audit work suggests 18% to 25% of campaign impressions land on already-saturated households [14]. Advertisers discount bids to compensate, which depresses realized yield even where inventory quality is high. ### Content Acquisition Cost Inflation Library licensing renewals repriced upward through 2024–2025 as rights holders recognized the monetization value of catalogue depth. Per-hour acquisition costs for mid-tier scripted content rose an estimated 15% over two years while effective CPMs declined . That scissor effect compresses contribution margin and forces operators toward originals, sports, or creator-supplied content where cost structures behave differently. ## Opportunities ## Advertising Based Video On Demand Market Opportunities ### FAST Channel Buildout Across Emerging Economies India, Brazil, Indonesia, and Nigeria together add an estimated 190 million connected viewers between 2026 and 2031, and almost none of them will pay premium subscription rates. Launching localized free channels ahead of competitors secures electronic-programme-guide placement, which historically proves durable. Operators entering early in the Advertising-Based Video On Demand Market can amortize a single delivery stack across multiple language feeds, reducing incremental market-entry cost to low seven figures per territory [11]. ### Shoppable and Interactive Formats Interactive overlays convert passive viewing into measurable action, and pilot deployments report click-through rates between 0.6% and 1.4% on connected televisions — an order of magnitude above standard video benchmarks. Retailers value the attribution loop more than the reach. Building QR-and-remote-control commerce paths now positions sellers for budgets governed by return-on-ad-spend thresholds rather than brand-awareness targets [12]. ### First-Party Data and Clean-Room Monetization Signal scarcity makes authenticated viewing data commercially scarce and therefore valuable. Platforms with registered user bases can license audience segments through privacy-preserving clean rooms without transferring raw identifiers, earning data fees on top of media margin. Within the Advertising-Based Video On Demand Market, data-enriched impressions clear at premiums of 35% to 60%, and the incremental cost of clean-room integration has fallen below USD 500,000 for mid-sized publishers [10]. ### AI-Driven Contextual Targeting and Dynamic Creative Scene-level content analysis lets buyers target mood, setting, and subject matter without personal data, restoring much of the precision lost to consent attrition. Automated creative versioning then tailors messaging to that context at production costs roughly 70% below manual workflows. This pairing is especially valuable in regulated European territories where behavioural targeting faces the tightest constraints [3]. ### Ad-Funded Live Sports and Event Tiers Rights fragmentation creates openings for aggregators willing to package second-tier leagues, women's competitions, and regional properties into ad-funded destinations. Acquisition costs for these properties remain a fraction of marquee packages while delivering the live simultaneity advertisers pay for. Sponsorship integration and dynamic overlay inventory add revenue layers that standard on-demand catalogues cannot support [8]. ## Future Outlook Der Markt für werbebasiertes Video-on-Demand wird voraussichtlich von 2024 bis 2035 mit einer durchschnittlichen jährlichen Wachstumsrate (CAGR) von 9,64 % wachsen, angetrieben durch steigende digitale Werbeausgaben und die Nachfrage der Verbraucher nach vielfältigen Inhalten. **New opportunities:** - Integration von KI-gesteuerten Werbezieltechnologien Bis 2035 wird erwartet, dass der Markt seine Position als führender Umsatzgenerator im Bereich der digitalen Unterhaltung festigt. ## Segment Insights In the Advertising Based Video On Demand Market, Streaming Services capture the largest share, dominating consumer preferences with their vast libraries and exclusive content. [Online Video Platforms](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/online-video-platform-market-29550), while trailing in market share, are experiencing rapid growth as they adapt to changing viewing habits and the increasing demand for user-generated content. Broadband TV and Mobile Devices follow, with their shares being bolstered by technological advancements and accessibility improvements. Streaming Services stand as the dominant force in the Advertising Based Video On Demand Market, leveraging their extensive content libraries and partnerships with advertisers to create targeted ad experiences. These platforms are characterized by their subscription models, which are complemented by advertising revenue, making them attractive to both consumers and advertisers. In contrast, Mobile Devices are emerging as a significant player due to their convenience and the shift towards on-the-go viewing. With improved internet speeds and the proliferation of [smartphones](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/smartphone-market-8165), mobile platforms provide viewers with access to content anytime, anywhere, attracting a younger demographic and offering compelling advertising opportunities. ## Regional Market Share Analysis ### North America : Leading Market Innovators North America is the largest market for Advertising Based Video On Demand Market (AVOD), holding approximately 45% of the global market share. The region's growth is driven by increasing internet penetration, a shift towards digital content consumption, and favorable regulatory frameworks that support streaming services. The demand for ad-supported content is rising, particularly among younger demographics seeking cost-effective viewing options. The United States is the primary player in this market, with key companies like Roku Inc, Tubi TV, and Pluto TV leading the charge. The competitive landscape is characterized by a mix of established players and new entrants, all vying for viewer attention. The presence of major tech firms and innovative content strategies further solidify North America's position as a hub for AVOD services. ### Europe : Emerging AVOD Opportunities Europe is witnessing a significant rise in the Advertising Based Video On Demand Market (AVOD) market, accounting for approximately 30% of the global share. The growth is fueled by increasing consumer demand for diverse content and the expansion of broadband infrastructure. Regulatory support for digital advertising and content distribution is also a key driver, as governments encourage innovation in the media sector. Leading countries in this region include the United Kingdom, Germany, and France, where platforms like Freevee and Pluto TV are gaining traction. The competitive landscape is evolving, with traditional broadcasters entering the AVOD space to capture a share of the growing audience. This shift is creating a dynamic environment for both established and emerging players in the market. ### Asia-Pacific : Rapidly Growing Market Asia-Pacific is rapidly emerging as a significant player in the Advertising Based Video On Demand Market (AVOD) market, holding around 20% of the global market share. The region's growth is driven by a young population, increasing smartphone penetration, and a growing appetite for diverse content. Regulatory initiatives aimed at promoting [digital media](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/digital-media-market-28629) consumption are also contributing to this upward trend, making AVOD an attractive option for advertisers and consumers alike. Countries like India, Japan, and Australia are leading the charge, with platforms such as Sony Crackle and Vudu gaining popularity. The competitive landscape is marked by a mix of local and international players, all striving to capture the attention of a tech-savvy audience. This dynamic environment is fostering innovation and driving the expansion of AVOD services across the region. ### Middle East and Africa : Untapped Market Potential The Middle East and Africa (MEA) region is on the cusp of a breakthrough in the Advertising Based Video On Demand Market (AVOD) market, currently holding about 5% of the global share. The growth is primarily driven by increasing internet access, mobile device usage, and a burgeoning youth demographic eager for diverse content. Regulatory frameworks are gradually evolving to support digital media, creating a conducive environment for AVOD services to flourish. Countries like South Africa and the UAE are at the forefront of this growth, with local platforms beginning to emerge alongside international players. The competitive landscape is still developing, but the presence of key players is expected to increase as demand for ad-supported content rises. This region presents a unique opportunity for advertisers looking to tap into a growing audience. ## Competitive Benchmarking The Advertising Based [Video On Demand](https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/video-on-demand-market-11521) Market (AVOD) market is currently characterized by a dynamic competitive landscape, driven by rapid technological advancements and shifting consumer preferences. Key players such as Roku Inc (US), Tubi TV (US), and Pluto TV (US) are at the forefront, each adopting distinct strategies to enhance their market positioning. Roku Inc (US) has focused on expanding its content library through strategic partnerships with various content providers, thereby enhancing user engagement and retention. Tubi TV (US), on the other hand, emphasizes its free, ad-supported model, which appeals to budget-conscious consumers, while Pluto TV (US) leverages its unique live TV offerings to differentiate itself in a crowded marketplace. Collectively, these strategies contribute to a competitive environment that is increasingly centered around content diversity and user experience.In terms of business tactics, companies are increasingly localizing their content offerings to cater to regional tastes, which appears to be a critical factor in attracting and retaining viewers. The AVOD market is moderately fragmented, with numerous players vying for consumer attention. However, the influence of major players like Roku Inc (US) and Tubi TV (US) is substantial, as they set trends that smaller competitors often follow. This competitive structure suggests that while there is room for niche players, the market is largely shaped by the strategic moves of these key companies. In August Roku Inc (US) announced a significant partnership with a leading film studio to create exclusive content for its platform. This move is likely to enhance Roku's content library, making it more attractive to users and potentially increasing ad revenue through higher viewer engagement. The strategic importance of this partnership lies in its potential to solidify Roku's position as a go-to platform for diverse content, thereby increasing its competitive edge. In September Tubi TV (US) launched a new feature that allows users to personalize their viewing experience through AI-driven recommendations. This innovation not only enhances user satisfaction but also increases ad effectiveness by targeting specific viewer preferences. The introduction of this feature indicates Tubi's commitment to leveraging technology to improve user engagement, which is crucial in a market where consumer attention is fragmented. In October Pluto TV (US) expanded its international reach by launching in several new European markets. This strategic move is indicative of Pluto's ambition to tap into the growing demand for AVOD services outside the United States. By entering these markets, Pluto TV aims to diversify its revenue streams and increase its global footprint, which could be pivotal for its long-term growth. As of October the AVOD market is witnessing trends such as increased digitalization, the integration of artificial intelligence, and a growing emphasis on sustainability. Strategic alliances among key players are shaping the competitive landscape, as companies seek to enhance their technological capabilities and content offerings. Looking ahead, it appears that competitive differentiation will increasingly hinge on innovation and technology rather than merely price competition. Companies that prioritize supply chain reliability and technological advancements are likely to emerge as leaders in this evolving market. ## Recent News & Developments - **Q2 2024: Paramount Global launches Pluto TV in Australia, expanding AVOD footprint** Paramount Global announced the launch of its free, ad-supported streaming service Pluto TV in Australia, marking a significant expansion of its AVOD business into the Asia-Pacific region. - **Q2 2024: Netflix launches ad-supported tier in more European markets** Netflix expanded its advertising-based video on demand (AVOD) offering to additional European countries, aiming to capture new audiences and diversify its revenue streams. - **Q2 2024: YouTube launches new ad-supported FAST channels in the US** YouTube introduced a suite of free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) channels in the United States, further strengthening its position in the AVOD market. - **Q3 2024: Tubi partners with BBC Studios to bring British content to US AVOD viewers** Tubi, Fox Corporation’s AVOD platform, announced a content partnership with BBC Studios to add a range of British TV shows and movies to its US streaming library. - **Q3 2024: Roku and Warner Bros. Discovery ink deal to bring Max FAST channels to Roku Channel** Roku and Warner Bros. Discovery signed an agreement to launch Max-branded free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels on The Roku Channel, expanding AVOD content offerings. - **Q3 2024: Amazon Freevee launches in Germany, expanding European AVOD reach** Amazon announced the launch of its ad-supported streaming service Freevee in Germany, continuing its international AVOD expansion. - **Q4 2024: Plex raises $50 million in Series C funding to expand AVOD and FAST offerings** Plex, a media streaming platform, secured $50 million in Series C funding to accelerate the growth of its ad-supported video on demand and FAST channel business. - **Q4 2024: Disney+ launches ad-supported tier in Canada and select Asia-Pacific markets** Disney+ introduced its ad-supported subscription tier in Canada and several Asia-Pacific countries, broadening its AVOD presence beyond the US. - **Q1 2025: Samsung TV Plus partners with Lionsgate to add new FAST channels** Samsung TV Plus announced a partnership with Lionsgate to launch new free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels, expanding its AVOD content library. - **Q1 2025: Viacom18 launches JioCinema’s free ad-supported streaming in Middle East** Viacom18 expanded its AVOD platform JioCinema to the Middle East, offering free, ad-supported streaming to a new international audience. - **Q2 2025: Peacock partners with NBC Sports to stream Olympics coverage on AVOD tier** Peacock, NBCUniversal’s streaming service, announced it will offer select Olympics coverage on its ad-supported tier, leveraging major live events to boost AVOD engagement. - **Q2 2025: ITVX launches new ad-supported premium drama channel in the UK** ITVX, the streaming service from ITV, launched a new ad-supported premium drama channel, expanding its AVOD content lineup for UK viewers. ## Report Scope | Parameter | Detail | | --- | --- | | Market Scope | Global advertising revenue generated by on-demand video services monetized through advertising, spanning content type, device type, end-user, ad format, and region | | Study Period | 2021–2035 (Historical 2021–2024; Base Year 2025; Forecast 2026–2035) | | CAGR | 10.20% (2026–2035) | | Market Size Checkpoints | USD 88.07 Billion (2025); USD 97.05 Billion (2026); USD 232.61 Billion (2035) | | Fastest Growing Segments | Other Content Types (10.81% CAGR); Smartphones and Tablets (10.94% CAGR); Retail and E-Commerce (11.31% CAGR); Mid-Roll (11.72% CAGR); Asia-Pacific (12.8% CAGR) | | Companies Profiled | 12 named operators including Alphabet, Amazon, Disney, Comcast, Paramount, Roku, Fox, Netflix, Warner Bros. Discovery, Samsung, LG, iQIYI | | Valuation Currency | Constant 2025 US dollars (USD Billion) | ## Frequently Asked Questions **Q: Was sollten Investoren prüfen, bevor sie Kapital in den werbebasierten Video-on-Demand-Markt investieren?** A: Prüfen Sie die Auslastungsrate und den effektiven CPM zusammen, nicht separat. Eine hohe Auslastung bei günstigen Beständen kann die sinkende Beitragsmarge verschleiern, sobald die Kosten für die Amortisation und Lieferung von Inhalten dagegen gerechnet werden. **Q: Wie sollten Beschaffungsteams konkurrierende Angebotsplattformen bewerten?** A: Priorisieren Sie die Transparenz auf Pod-Ebene, den Zugriff auf Protokolldateien und dokumentierte Take-Raten. Anbieter, die nicht bereit sind, die Gebührenstruktur auf Impression-Basis offenzulegen, erfassen typischerweise 12% bis 20% der Bruttokosten, bevor der Verkäufer Einnahmen sieht. **Q: Welche Integrationsprobleme treten auf, wenn eine Werbeschicht im werbebasierten Video-on-Demand-Markt hinzugefügt wird?** A: Legacy-Abrechnungssysteme unterstützen selten eine Migration von Plänen zur Mitte des Zyklus ohne Abwanderungsereignisse. Die Werbeentscheidung muss auch mit dem bestehenden digitalen Rechtemanagement integriert werden, das häufig die serverseitige Einfügung bei älteren Katalogtiteln blockiert. **Q: Wie vergleicht sich das kontextuelle Targeting mit dem identitätsbasierten Targeting bei Streaming-Beständen?** A: Kontextuelles Targeting liefert ungefähr 60% bis 75% der leistungssteigernden Effekte des identitätsbasierten Targetings bei geringerem Compliance-Risiko. Es funktioniert am besten bei Kataloginhalten mit reichhaltigen Metadaten und schneidet bei Live-Programmen schlechter ab, wo die Signalsignale zu spät ankommen. **Q: Welche regulatorischen Nuancen beeinflussen grenzüberschreitende Kampagnen im werbebasierten Video-on-Demand-Markt am meisten?** A: Werbelastobergrenzen und Regeln zur Inhaltsklassifizierung unterscheiden sich je nach Gerichtsbarkeit, sodass eine einzige kreative Rotation in einem Mitgliedstaat konform sein kann und in einem anderen nicht. Erstellen Sie gebietsbezogene Verkehrsregeln anstelle regionaler Standards. **Q: Welche aufkommenden Anwendungsfälle erweitern die Nachfrage über Marken-Kampagnen hinaus?** A: Pharmazeutische Direktverkäufe an Verbraucher, politische Interessenvertretung in erlaubten Gerichtsbarkeiten und Werbung für lokale Dienstleistungen dringen in das Streaming ein, da Selbstbedienungswerkzeuge die Mindestausgaben unter 2.000 USD pro Kampagne senken. **Q: Wie sollten mittelgroße Verlage direkt verkaufte und programmatische Bestände ausbalancieren?** A: Reservieren Sie 30% bis 40% des Premium-Bestands für den Direktverkauf, wo Beziehungspreise gelten, und räumen Sie den Rest programmatisch ab. Eine reine Abhängigkeit von Programmatik setzt kleinere Verkäufer dem Preisdruck auf der Auktionsseite aus. --- *This Markdown endpoint is provided for AI systems and LLM crawlers. For the full interactive report visit https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/advertising-based-video-on-demand-market-29912*