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Pricing

Simple,
performance-based
pricing

No hidden fees, no long-term lock-in. Buy by impressions, clicks or conversions; serving stops automatically at the cap. Rates are set per zone and campaign.

CPM · CPC · CPA Auto-stop at cap USD
Pricing models

Three models, matched to your goal

The zone decides which model and rate it sells at; advertisers buy by that unit. Each campaign uses a single model.

CPM
Pay per 1,000 impressions

You are charged per thousand times your ad is shown.

Best for
Awareness & reach
Who it suits
Advertisers who want maximum visibility across fans
CPC
Pay per click

You are charged only when a user actually clicks your ad.

Best for
Traffic & visits
Who it suits
Advertisers driving visits to a site or landing page
CPA
Pay per conversion

You are charged only when a conversion — an outbound smartlink click — happens.

Best for
Performance & results
Who it suits
Advertisers who only want to pay for real action

There is no published flat rate. The actual rate for each model depends on the zone and campaign setup.

How buying works

The zone sets the rate; you buy by the unit

The placement (zone) you serve on determines the model and rate. You buy as many units — impressions, clicks or conversions — as you want, and serving stops automatically when that cap is reached.

  1. 1
    Pick a zoneEach zone carries its own model (CPM/CPC/CPA) and rate. Choosing a zone fixes how you are charged.
  2. 2
    Buy unitsDecide how many impressions, clicks or conversions you want. This becomes your campaign cap.
  3. 3
    Pay & reviewPay up front via Stripe; serving begins after creative review.
  4. 4
    Auto-stop at capOnce the purchased units are served, the campaign stops itself — no overspend.
About caps

Overspend is impossible by design

Your cap is the number of units you bought — max impressions, max clicks, or max conversions. When that number is reached, the network stops serving.

  • Budget is known up front, converted into a unit count
  • The same counts by day and placement, for both sides
  • UTC daily aggregation — both sides see the same numbers
Publisher revenue share

The larger share stays with the publisher

Every zone has a revenue-share percentage. Of the ad revenue that zone generates, the publisher keeps that share and the platform keeps the rest.

Because the share is set per zone, it can differ between placements. See the publisher guide for details.

See publisher details
Publisher
80%

Default share example — set per zone.

Platform
20%

Operations, serving, reporting & IVT filtering.

Billing & payouts

How money moves

Advertiser billing
  • Invoices are issued via Stripe.
  • Campaigns are charged up front, before serving.
  • Currency is USD.
  • Once a campaign has served, it is non-refundable.
Read advertiser terms
Publisher payouts
  • Payouts have a minimum threshold to be reached.
  • Choose a payout method (e.g. bank transfer).
  • Periodic statements are provided per period.
  • Earnings become payable once they cross the threshold.
Read publisher terms
Worked example

Here is how the numbers flow

The figures below are an illustrative example only — not official rates or guaranteed earnings. Actual rates are set per zone and campaign.
Advertiser side (example)
Example rate
CPM $2.00 / 1,000 impressions
Impressions bought (cap)
50,000
Calculation
$2.00 × (50,000 ÷ 1,000)
Advertiser pays
$100.00
Publisher side (example)
Ad revenue on this zone
$100.00
Example share
80%
Calculation
$100.00 × 80%
Publisher earns
$80.00

* $2.00, 50,000 and 80% are arbitrary example values. Actual rates, shares and results will differ.

FAQ

Questions about pricing

Can I get a refund?

A campaign that has not yet served can be cancelled. Once it has started serving, that portion is non-refundable. See the advertiser terms for details.

How are conversions (CPA) counted?

A conversion is an outbound smartlink click from your ad. Each click is validated with signed click tracking and a CPA token, and deduplicated per IP per day.

Do I need a credit card?

Yes. Advertiser billing runs through Stripe, and campaigns are charged up front before serving.

When do publishers get paid?

Once your earnings cross the minimum payout threshold, they become payable and are settled per the periodic statement. See the publisher terms for details.

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