Advertisers pay us for every thousand times their ad is shown inside an app or a web page on this network. Put our slot in yours and 60% of what they spent in it is yours, booked every day, paid out from $50.00.
No contract, no minimum traffic, nothing to sign. Remove the slot and you are out.
Its name and its package, or the address of the page. That gives it a pool address of its own and a key that names it to the ad server.
An Android app takes a small library from our Maven repository and places a slot in Compose; a web page adds one script tag and marks where an ad may sit. The panel writes the exact lines for your app, and a prompt you can hand to a coding agent.
The slot is never empty: a paid ad when one fits, one of ours otherwise. Every paid impression in your app books 60% of its price to you. The earnings page shows it by day and by app.
60% of what the advertiser paid, the day it was paid, at the share in force that day. No estimated eCPM, no back-dated adjustment.
When no paid ad fits, the slot shows one of our own apps rather than nothing, so your layout never jumps.
Nothing runs in your app that has not been reviewed first. No adult content, no gambling, nothing aimed at children, nothing dressed up as something it is not.
How often each kind of ad may appear, how long between two, and how many in a day are yours to set per app. The ad server enforces it, so your game does not have to count.
An impression counts after a second on screen, once per fill. Traffic that comes from one machine is marked and not paid; that protects the advertiser, and it protects every other publisher’s rate.
Earnings gather until they reach $50.00, then they are sent to you and recorded on your earnings page. Below the line they wait; they are never lost.
An app that is not on a store, a page that exists to show ads, or traffic we cannot tell from a script. We turn those down, and we stop paying an app the moment its traffic stops looking like people.
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