How it works
Five steps, and the parts most networks leave vague are written out here: what we check, what we refuse, what happens when something looks wrong, and exactly when money arrives.
You tell us the domain, what the site is about, roughly how much traffic it gets and where the readers are. It takes a couple of minutes. We ask for an analytics screenshot because it is the fastest way for a real site to prove it is real, and it is stored privately: no advertiser and no other publisher ever sees it.
Two ways, whichever suits your setup. Add one meta tag to your homepage, or add one line to your ads.txt file. Both prove you control the domain and neither changes anything a reader sees. There is a Check now button, so you are not waiting on a cron to find out whether it worked.
A person reads it. We are looking at whether the content is real, whether the traffic looks like people rather than a purchase, and whether an advertiser would be comfortable appearing next to it. Decision within 48 hours. If it is no, you get the actual reason and can fix it and resubmit.
Approval creates your first placement automatically, so there is code waiting for you rather than another form. Paste it where the ad should go. If your editor strips script tags, which most hosted platforms do, use the iframe version on the same panel. You can create up to 5 placements per site.
Earnings update through the day and settle every few hours. A calendar month closes, and NET-15 means you are paid 15 days later once the balance is at least $50. Below that it rolls forward rather than disappearing. You are paid in stablecoins to an address you confirm by email.
Creatives are images only, reviewed by a human before they can serve.
Our tag is about 2KB, loads async, and fails silently.
If there is no ad to show, we show a clean house banner instead of an error.
| Size | Name | Where it usually goes |
|---|---|---|
| 300x250 | Medium rectangle | Sidebar, or inside an article between paragraphs |
| 728x90 | Leaderboard | Above or below the article body on desktop |
| 320x50 | Mobile banner | Mobile, usually one per screen |
| 300x600 | Half page | Sidebar on long articles. The highest earning of the four |
Four sizes, not sixteen. Every one of them has advertiser demand today, which is not something we could say about a longer list. 4 sizes, up to 5 placements per site.
A calendar, not a request form. You never ask us for money.
Every month closes on the last day. Fifteen days later, on NET-15 terms, a batch is generated for every publisher whose confirmed balance is at least $50. Austin pays each one by hand and enters the transaction hash, which our own job then verifies on-chain. You see the hash and can check it yourself on a block explorer.
You choose one of three ways to be paid:
Changing your payout address takes a confirmation from your email, and payouts pause for 48 hours afterwards. That delay is not bureaucracy: an attacker who gets into a publisher account goes straight for the wallet address, and 48 hours is enough for a real owner to notice the email and tell us.
If traffic on one placement looks automated, we can hold the earnings it produced while a person reviews them, for at most 30 days. We hold rather than suspend, the rest of your earnings are unaffected, and if the traffic is fine the hold is released into the next batch. If you think a hold is wrong, say so and a human will look at it.
80% revenue share, locked for 24 months for the first 50 publishers.