Every way a placement earns.
The formats in revenue terms. What each surface is, where it runs, and how it pays, all coexisting with the stack you already run.
The surfaces, one by one.
The flagship unit, in the article
Native expanded and collapsed layouts inside editorial. Carries conversational demand on CPM and CPE: brands pay when readers actually engage.
Expandable in 300×250
The expandable unit runs in standard banner inventory and expands as an overlay, never reflowing your page. Standard display demand fills the same slots.
The floater
A corner-anchored unit that displaces nothing in your existing stack. It only runs where it renders cleanly; the tag makes that call automatically.
Content locking
The paywall's third option, funded by budgets that pay per completed response. The economics are covered in full on the content locking page.
Works with the stack you run today.
n+1 demand doesn't ask you to rip anything out. Direct deals, programmatic buyers, and your existing partners can all compete for the same placements, in whatever priority you choose.
- You choose the mix: direct deals first, programmatic behind them, or everyone competes on price.
- Price it in your terms. Tell us what you want to earn per placement; the exchange handles the rest.
- Deals that behave like deals: direct or programmatic, with pacing and delivery goals when you need them.
Revenue you can decompose.
Reporting runs per placement and per deal, covering fill, impressions, viewability, and earnings with eCPM and RPM, alongside the engagement layer no display partner reports: conversations, messages, engagement time, and brand-exposure time.
Measured to standards.
Viewability is measured to IAB standards on web and in-app. AI units are always labeled, and consent is resolved before any request.
Price your first placement.
Bring a property and a placement. We will bring the demand and the projected returns.
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