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Metro branding and advertising

Reach daily commuters on platforms, inside trains and across stations, with formats picked by line, station and audience.

Metro systems carry huge, predictable audiences. Delhi Metro averaged about 64.6 lakh passenger journeys a day in 2025 (DMRC), and Kolkata Metro crossed 8 lakh daily riders for the first time on 1 September 2025.

TTM plans metro campaigns by line and station, handles approvals, production and installation, and reports with dated photos.

Delhi Metro and Bangalore Metro, plus Kolkata Metro and other city metros on request.

Jewelbox platform-door branding at Mayur Vihar Phase-I, Delhi Metro

Formats

  • Platform screen door panels

    Panels on the doors commuters board through.

  • Train wraps

    Exterior and interior train branding.

  • Station branding

    Station domination, pillar wraps and concourse panels.

  • In-train panels

    Panels inside coaches, in front of seated and standing riders.

Recent work

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Frequently asked questions

How much does metro advertising cost in India?

Rates depend on the city, format, number of units, duration and production. We do not publish rate cards. Share your brief at sales@taxitopmedia.in or on WhatsApp and we will send a quote. Cost mainly depends on station footfall, format, exclusivity, duration and production.

Which metro is best for advertising?

It depends on your audience and cities. Delhi Metro has the largest ridership in India; Kolkata Metro is smaller but growing fast. We recommend lines and stations based on who you want to reach.

What metro advertising formats are available?

Platform screen door panels, train wraps, station branding and in-train panels. Availability varies by city and station.

How far ahead should I book metro media?

Book as early as you can, especially around festivals, because popular stations and formats sell out.