Display, native, video and high-impact — each one lazy-loaded, frequency-capped and measured against your page experience, not only your RPM.
The workhorse of your inventory, optimised impression by impression.
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Ads that read like content — because they are shaped like it.
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The highest CPMs on your page, without the latency tax.
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Premium moments, capped and frequency-controlled by default.
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Your account manager will recommend the mix that performs best on your specific layout — this is the full menu.
| Size | Name | Best placement | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| 300×250 | Medium rectangle | In-content, sidebar | All |
| 336×280 | Large rectangle | In-content | Desktop |
| 300×600 | Half page | Sticky sidebar | Desktop |
| 728×90 | Leaderboard | Above the fold | Desktop |
| 970×90 | Large leaderboard | Header | Desktop |
| 970×250 | Billboard | Header, high impact | Desktop |
| 160×600 | Wide skyscraper | Sidebar rail | Desktop |
| 320×100 | Large mobile banner | Below the fold | Mobile |
| 320×50 | Mobile banner | Anchor, sticky footer | Mobile |
The defaults are conservative on purpose. You can loosen them — we will tell you what it costs in page experience first.
Ads request when the slot is 300px from the viewport. Fewer wasted impressions, higher viewability, better CPM.
Every creative is scanned for malvertising and auto-redirects before it can serve on your domain.
High-impact formats are capped per session by default, and never fire on the first pageview of a visit.
Every slot reserves its height before the auction resolves. We measure CLS impact and report it back to you.
Yes. Most publishers do. Our units can compete inside your existing wrapper or ad server, and direct-sold campaigns always take priority when you traffic them that way.
Yes. We support Advanced AMP Ads, including AMP-compatible display and sticky units. AMP inventory is served through the same account and reported in the same dashboard.
Native units are sized by columns and rows: 4x1 is four columns in one row, 3x1 is three columns, 1x2 is one column across two rows. Match the geometry to the article grid it sits in.
The player loads asynchronously after the content, so there is no latency risk on first paint. Outstream units also pause and collapse when they leave the viewport.
At any time, from the dashboard or by asking your account manager. Formats are per-placement, so you can run video on article pages and display everywhere else.
Send us a URL. We will tell you exactly which placements we would add, which we would move, and what we expect each to earn.