The Stillwater data stack

0.0 million Americans are millionaires.

One in ten adults. More than 40% of every millionaire on Earth lives here, and the country minted 440,000 more of them last year.

1 UBS Global Wealth Report 2026. Net worth $1M+, including primary residence, year-end 2025.

Each dot = 100,000 people236 dots

Minus the house

Take away the house. 23.6 million are still millionaires.

Strip out primary residences and more than 14 million households still hold seven figures in liquid, investable wealth. These are not paper-rich homeowners. They are decision makers and purchasers with money that moves.

2 Spectrem Group Market Insights, households with $1M+ net worth excluding primary residence. Capgemini's stricter investable-assets definition still counts 8.7 million individuals.

Primary residence removed146 dots remain

Addressable

We can reach them.

Through our data partners, the entire liquid-millionaire tier is addressable across CTV, streaming audio, display, and native. Not a lookalike model. Not a "high income" checkbox. The actual households, individuals, and devices.

100% addressable

Layer 1 — Demographic

Who they are.

Gender. Age band. Household composition. Occupation and business ownership. Start wide, then narrow to the people who actually sign the check. The filters below are examples. Click any of them and watch the audience resize.

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Households in segment (illustrative)14.6M

Layer 2 — Geographic

Where they are.

Lock in on a single DMA or stack a dozen. A state, a metro, a ZIP cluster, a 30-mile radius around a dealership or a private terminal. Wealth is not evenly distributed, and neither is your media. The markets below are examples — we can target anywhere in the country. Click to add or remove one.

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Layer 3 — Purchase history

What they buy.

Transaction-level signals from our data partners: the golf clubs they belong to, the FBOs they fly out of, the vehicles registered to the household, and the categories that recur on their cards. Behavior, not claims. A few examples below — click a row to remove it from the build.

Private golf club membership
FBO departures and charter activity
Luxury vehicle registrations
Card spend: travel, dining, jewelry, art
Charitable giving and board affiliations
Boat, second home, aircraft share
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Layer 4 — Psychographic & intent

What they want next.

Anonymized, hashed browsing signals tell us who is in market right now — for wealth management, private aviation, golf, luxury retail, real estate. We see the intent, not the individual. The audience updates as behavior changes. Categories shown are examples; intent signals exist for every vertical we work in, and more.

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The solution

Identify the target. Build the right-size audience.

Four layers turn 14.6 million households into the exact number of people who should see your brand — not more, not fewer. Solve that, and the rest of marketing gets simple: the right message, at the right frequency, to people who can actually buy.

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Your audience (example)

Right audience

Built from verified wealth, behavior, and intent. Not a proxy.

Right message

Creative written for the segment, not the median.

Right frequency

Enough to be remembered. Never enough to be resented.

Show us who you sell to. We'll show you how many of them exist.

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Sources: 1. UBS Global Wealth Report 2026 — 23.6M US-dollar millionaires in the United States at year-end 2025, more than 40% of 57.5M worldwide; ~440,000 added in 2025. 2. Spectrem Group Market Insights 2022 — 14.6M US households with $1M+ net worth excluding primary residence (12.55M at $1–5M, 1.8M at $5–25M, 252K at $25M+). 3. Capgemini World Wealth Report 2026 — 8.7M US individuals with $1M+ investable assets.

Audience capabilities via Stillwater Media data partners. All browsing signals anonymized and hashed. Audience counts shown are illustrative.