GoTom wins Ratecard Stars Award as "New AdTech Player"
The Swiss SaaS company GoTom was named «New AdTech Player» for 2025 at the Ratecard Stars in Paris. The jury was particularly impressed by a case study featuring the Nordic client Vend, which demonstrates how four international marketing teams were efficiently connected.

GoTom, a leading Swiss SaaS company in the field of ad sales management, was honored as "New AdTech Player" in France at this year's Ratecard Stars in Paris last week. The award is given to young AdTech companies that are shaping the top of the industry with innovative solutions and strong market influence. Chosen from a field of renowned competitors, GoTom impressed industry experts, stakeholders and existing and potential customers and accepted the award at a sold-out event in the heart of Paris.
Success story from the Nordic markets
A case study with the Nordic customer Vend (formerly Schibsted Marketplaces) stood out in particular during the application process, showing how four international marketing teams were efficiently networked and standardized in a very short space of time - with a significant increase in efficiency and effectiveness.
"We are delighted to receive this award," says René Plug, CRO of GoTom. "It shows that our solution is not only convincing in DACH and the Nordic markets, but also offers enormous potential in France and beyond. For us, this is an important step towards inspiring French customers with the benefits of our technology."
Technology drivers in the European AdTech landscape
By winning the Ratecard Stars Award, GoTom confirms its role as an innovative technology driver in the European AdTech landscape - and demonstrates how French customers can benefit from its proven use cases and powerful platform.
The platform offers marketers a comprehensive solution for the sale of digital advertising space - from campaign planning and order processing to reporting and billing. Since its foundation in 2015, GoTom has developed into an international partner for well-known media companies.
