Ad networks
Networks selling push, pop, native, in-app and display traffic. Profiles are compiled by Traffberry from public sources, with a source link for every fact.
adjoe
adjoe is an ad tech company that builds its app advertising technology in-house and works with both app advertisers and publishers on monetization, user acquisition and loyalty. The site states that it was founded as part of the Applike Group. For advertisers it offers three products. Playtime is a rewarded gaming format. adjoe Ads is its display advertising product. adjoe Exchange gives access to top global app publishers through adjoe's own supply-side platform. Targeting is described as demographic, aimed at connecting advertisers directly with their target audience, and the platform includes an analytics dashboard for optimizing performance. adjoe describes its anti-fraud protection as state of the art and states that it holds ISO 27001 certification for information security. The website is available in English, Japanese, Korean and simplified and traditional Chinese. The pages used for this profile do not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty until an official page confirms them. adjoe is present on Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube, which are listed below.
AdsGram
AdsGram is an advertising platform for Telegram. It offers four types of placements inside Telegram: Mini Apps, channels, bots and alternative clients. The platform reports more than 15 million daily impressions across 74 countries. Advertisers can run three campaign types: post-style image ads, video ads and a task format. Up to ten banners can be added to a campaign. Bidding uses one pricing model, CPM, alongside target CPC and target CPA strategies with bids recommended by the system; the target strategies are optimization modes rather than separate pricing models, so only CPM is recorded here. Targeting options are country, interface language, platform (iOS or Android), VPN usage, Telegram Premium status and TON wallet ownership, with up to ten audience segments per campaign. The dashboard is self-serve, with round-the-clock support, and AdsGram states that a campaign can be set up in about five minutes. It describes multi-layer anti-fraud verification and integrates with trackers and measurement partners including AppsFlyer, Adjust, AppMetrica, Keitaro and Kochava. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or payment methods, so those fields are left empty in this profile. In this catalog, placements in Mini Apps are recorded as in-app traffic and post-style ads in channels as native.
Adverty
Adverty is an in-game advertising platform based in Stockholm, Sweden. Its ad format is In-Play, a trademarked format that places ads inside the game for gaming audiences, and the homepage invites advertisers to reach millions of exclusive people across every screen. Targeting is described as audience and GEO targeting with precision and contextual relevance. Adverty works with both sides of the market: game developers integrate its technology into their games across screens, and advertisers buy placements in those games. Both groups use a self-served online portal, where advertisers can monitor and fully control their ad spend and manage and track every detail of a campaign, and developers can do the same for their revenue. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, preferred verticals, specific platforms for advertisers or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Adverty is present on Facebook and Instagram, which are listed below. The company's Stockholm address is published on its site.
Affle
Affle, presented on its site as Affle 3i, describes itself as a global technology company that enables AI-led consumer conversions for advertisers, organized by vertical. It works across mobile, connected TV and what it calls agentic or autonomous intelligent connected devices. Its business model is CPCU, cost per consumer unit. Because CPCU is not one of the catalog's standard pricing models, it is recorded here in the description only. The offerings named on the homepage span app store optimization, app discovery, user acquisition and retention, together with OpticksAI for creative generation and CTVAI for connected TV advertising. Affle states that it operates in more than 130 global markets and reaches over four billion connected devices. The company highlights 39 patents with 300 enforceable claims and ISO 27001:2022 and Singapore Data Protection Trustmark certifications. Its technology is described as separating human from non-human data and optimizing targeting and personalization along the consumer journey. The homepage does not state a minimum spend, payment methods, specific ad formats, a founding year or a headquarters location, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
AppLovin
AppLovin sells advertising to mobile game players. Its homepage frames the audience directly: over a billion people play mobile games every day, and AppLovin lets advertisers reach them. Two groups of advertisers are addressed. Gaming apps use it to acquire players across game genres, and consumer brands use it to drive purchases, sign-ups and subscriptions on their website or app. The ads run full screen. According to AppLovin, every ad appears during a natural pause in the game or is chosen by the player in exchange for a reward. A company blog post on its business model adds that AppLovin Ads primarily delivers full-screen video ads that users cannot scroll past: roughly half of impressions occur between game levels, and the other half are rewarded video placements where users watch an ad in exchange for in-game rewards. The same post states that the vast majority of money on the platform is spent on a performance basis. AppLovin's advertising products have been branded Axon, and the site links to an ads manager and to Axon accounts on social media. The pages used for this profile do not name a specific pricing model, a minimum spend, payment methods or targeting options, so those fields are left empty until an official source confirms them.
Appnext
Appnext is an app discovery platform that places apps in front of users directly on their device. Its homepage describes the technology as intent-based and AI-powered, connecting an app with the right users at the right moment so that advertisers reach high-intent users first. The core product is called Timeline. According to Appnext, it provides predictive recommendations built on real intent signals and works at two levels, inside apps and on the device itself, combining two discovery layers in one platform. The company positions the result as real conversions delivered by genuine, high-intent users. The on-device reach comes from partnerships with smartphone makers. The homepage names Xiaomi, Samsung, Oppo, Vivo, Lenovo, Transsion, ZTE and Petal among its OEM partners and describes the offering as global in scale. The homepage does not state specific ad formats or placements, pricing models, device counts, geographic coverage, a minimum spend, payment methods or a founding year. Those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Appnext is present on Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube, which are listed below.
AppSamurai
AppSamurai is a mobile app growth platform offering user acquisition, retargeting, app discovery and monetization. Its homepage states access to two billion users worldwide, 800 million active devices and more than 80,000 app integrations. The products are organized by use. AppSamurai for Games provides rewarded user acquisition for mobile games. The DSP buys programmatically across premium inventory for user acquisition and retargeting. OEM app discovery offers on-device discovery at scale. Rewarded Playtime is positioned as an ad revenue stream on the publisher side. The site presents both programmatic buying through its DSP and managed service offerings. It also states ISO 27001 certification for information security management. The homepage publishes performance figures for gaming campaigns and monetization; those are AppSamurai's own numbers and are not repeated here. It shows logos of brands such as Amazon and Hepsiburada. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. AppSamurai is present on Instagram and LinkedIn, which are listed below.
BIGO Ads
BIGO Ads is an advertising platform that offers access to more than 600 million daily active users across mobile apps and web platforms. Its pitch to advertisers is acquiring the right users efficiently with deep learning models that continuously optimize for performance, while balancing brand building with performance outcomes. The site mentions real-time bidding and global scale, and it invites advertisers to contact a BIGO Ads expert for account setup and support. Advertisers manage their accounts in the BIGO Ads Business Center. According to the Business Center operation guide in the help center, an advertiser recharges the account by bank transfer to a designated USD account held with JPMorgan Chase Bank in Singapore, under the name Empathy Technology Pte. Ltd. The company name on the paying bank account must match the name of the business center, or the transfer may be rejected. After the advertiser submits the transfer record, the finance team completes the recharge within three working days of receiving the payment. The guide does not state a minimum recharge amount. The pages used for this profile do not list specific ad formats, pricing models or targeting options, so those fields are left empty until an official source confirms them.
Bitmedia
Bitmedia is a self-serve ad network for crypto and Web3 audiences that has been operating since 2014. Its homepage states that more than 200 Web3 brands have used it and that the network connects to over 7,000 high-intent news platforms, with more than 1.5 billion monthly impressions across crypto, finance, SaaS, gaming and mobile utility audiences. The ad formats listed are image ads, text ads, in-app ads, HTML5 ads, responsive ads and sticky ads, and Telegram advertising is offered as well. Campaigns are bought on CPM or CPC. A Smart Bid feature uses AI to find the price for a placement; it is a bidding aid rather than a separate pricing model. Targeting includes wallet-level targeting, a crypto-specific option. The platform offers real-time postback for conversion tracking, an API for automated workflows and an anti-fraud system that Bitmedia describes as four verification layers. The homepage also publishes average return and bot traffic claims; those are Bitmedia's own figures and are not repeated here. It does not state a minimum deposit or payment methods, so those fields are left empty until an official page confirms them.
Blockchain-Ads
Blockchain-Ads is an audience-based advertising platform for regulated industries, founded in 2021 as part of BCA Group. It focuses on reaching users in crypto, iGaming and finance. Campaigns run across display, native, video, mobile and connected TV on hundreds of thousands of websites and apps through its NEXUS ecosystem. Audiences are built from four billion signals a day, and a distinctive option is wallet targeting: audiences built from real on-chain activity across 82 blockchains. Access is limited to qualified advertisers, and compliance checks and budget thresholds are mandatory. Platform access requires a minimum deposit of $10,000, and the managed service requires a minimum monthly ad spend of $30,000. The site gives the average monthly spend as around $135,000. Advertisers can choose self-serve access or the managed service, which handles campaigns end to end. The platform offers full attribution and real-time optimization. The homepage presents case studies from crypto exchanges and an iGaming operator; those results are the company's own and are not repeated here. It does not state pricing models or payment methods, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
Digital Turbine
Digital Turbine offers advertisers ways to reach mobile users both inside apps and on the device itself. Its advertiser product, DT Ads, is described as reaching audiences in moments that matter with ad experiences across a network of more than 82,000 SDK-integrated apps, plus exclusive placements on more than one billion devices. The site gives the overall audience of the platform as three billion users. A second product, DT Ignite, covers on-device touchpoints: engaging consumers on the device and creating monetization opportunities there. Together, the products support user acquisition, full-funnel advertising and app distribution across on-device experiences, direct-to-consumer channels, alternative app ecosystems and the traditional app stores. Campaign optimization runs through DT iQ, which Digital Turbine calls its AI-powered intelligence engine, with campaigns optimized for measurable outcomes. The homepage shows the logos of partners and clients but does not name pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options or a founding year. Those fields are left empty in this profile until an official source confirms them.
HUEADS
HUEADS is an advertising company based in Hoboken, New Jersey, that works with advertisers through real-time bidding and programmatic buying. Its site lists a wide range of formats: ads for web browsers, ads that fit into mobile apps, connected TV ads, short video ads, native ads that blend with website content, and banner, pop and push notification formats. The services named for advertisers are real-time bidding, programmatic advertising, CTV advertising, video advertising, native advertising, search syndication, contextual advertising and platform integration with demand-side and supply-side platforms. Targeting options include geography, keywords and device-specific filters, which the site describes as flexible. The public site does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, payment methods, preferred verticals, a founding year or whether the platform is self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Contact for advertisers is through contact@hueads.com or the phone number and office address published on the site. The social media links on the HUEADS site point to unrelated accounts, so no social profiles are listed here.
HyprMX
HyprMX is a brand-only ad network founded in 2012 that connects large brand advertisers with premium mobile apps and games. It is part of Jun Group, an Advantage Solutions company, and is headquartered in New York City, with offices in Seattle and San Francisco. The ad formats are rewarded video, interstitials and banners, all shown inside mobile apps. The homepage lists brand advertisers that have run campaigns on the network, including Intel, Sony, BMW, Emirates, Fendi, Oreo, Fox, Kellogg's, Dyson, Lowe's, LG, National Geographic, Converse, Carnival and FedEx. On the supply side, HyprMX names publishers such as Scopely, Playtika, Socialpoint, Zynga, Ubisoft, Playrix, ZeptoLab and Crazy Maple, and it integrates directly with major mediation platforms including AdMob, Chartboost, MAX, ironSource and Digital Turbine. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods or targeting options, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Contact for advertisers is through info@hyprmx.com.
Kidoz
Kidoz is a privacy-first mobile advertising platform for reaching children and teens inside mobile games. It states a monthly reach of more than 347 million, over 25,000 kid-safe games, partnerships with more than 80 brands and a presence in over 30 countries. The ad formats include watch-to-play video, playable ads built as mini-games, video frames for interactive storytelling and mobile banners. Compliance is central to the platform: Kidoz states that it handles COPPA, GDPR-K and other global compliance requirements automatically. Its targeting product, Kite IQ, uses contextual AI targeting without behavioral tracking. The platform has four parts: the Kidoz Network, which gives direct SDK access to premium placements; Kidoz Shield, for programmatic advertising with built-in compliance; Kite IQ for contextual targeting; and Kidoz Arcade, its in-house creative production. The homepage lists brands such as LEGO, Disney, McDonald's, Mattel, Nintendo, Netflix, Pokémon and Warner Bros among its clients. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
Liftoff
Liftoff describes itself as a growth acceleration platform for the mobile industry. It serves marketers, agencies, demand-side platforms, publishers and mobile game developers, and its platform is powered by Cortex, which the company calls an AI-enabled growth system built on neural networks. The product line is split by audience. Accelerate is the advertiser product: user acquisition through machine learning-powered mobile advertising, aimed at attracting and engaging quality users at scale. Vungle Exchange provides programmatic reach and delivery. Monetize is the publisher side, matching global demand with ad experiences inside apps to grow revenue. A creative product focuses on improving ad performance, and an intelligence product, which includes GameRefinery and AppRefinery, provides insights into apps and games. The homepage features King, Playrix, Badoo, Just Eat and PrizePicks as customers. The site also publishes performance multipliers for Cortex; those are Liftoff's own figures and are not repeated here. The pages used for this profile do not state specific ad formats, pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods or targeting options, so those fields are left empty until an official source confirms them.
Mintegral
Mintegral is an in-app advertising platform whose site names Mobvista as its parent company. It offers three lines of business: AppGrowth for user acquisition, retargeting, and monetization for app publishers. A creative studio, Mindworks, produces ads for campaigns, including playable ads made with its Playturbo tool. AppGrowth is the advertiser product. It lists playables and rewarded ads among its formats and states that it connects directly to 10,000 publishers and 100,000 apps through Mintegral's SDK, with reach extending to the open internet beyond the major platforms. The advertiser pays on CPM or CPI. On top of the pricing model, campaigns can use Target ROAS bidding, for in-app ad revenue and in-app purchase campaigns, or Target CPE bidding aimed at engagement; these are bidding strategies rather than separate pricing models. The homepage highlights premium traffic and direct publisher connections. It also publishes ranking claims for the SDK across app categories and customer results; those are Mintegral's own figures and are not repeated here. The pages used for this profile do not state a minimum deposit, payment methods, targeting options or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
Mobfox
Mobfox is a programmatic advertising exchange for in-app and connected TV inventory. It connects publishers, advertisers and demand-side platforms through SDK-direct integrations and describes itself as a programmatic partner for mobile monetization and performance. The homepage states more than 300 million unique users, over 15,000 direct placements and more than 200 demand sources across more than 100 countries. For advertisers, the offer is reaching engaged mobile audiences through SDK-direct in-app and CTV inventory that Mobfox describes as verified for brand safety, with advanced audience targeting and performance analytics. Mobfox highlights partnerships with verification providers for fraud prevention, viewability and brand safety, and it is an approved vendor under the IAB Europe Transparency and Consent Framework. The site also stresses human support and states that it charges no hidden fees. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, detailed targeting options, preferred verticals, a founding year or a parent company, and it does not say whether advertisers buy through a self-serve account. Those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Mobfox is present on X, Instagram and LinkedIn, which are listed below.
Mobupps
Mobupps is a mobile advertising company focused on user acquisition, engagement and monetization campaigns for apps. It offers three products. MAFO is its flagship platform for performance campaigns. MOBUPPSX works in programmatic buying and is aimed at optimizing campaigns for KPIs such as return on ad spend and customer acquisition cost. iRTB is a real-time bidding platform designed to make media trading more efficient and reduce media fees. The company states direct access to more than 100 major supply-side and demand-side platforms worldwide, and it describes its technology as combining machine learning optimization with fraud prevention. It integrates with mobile measurement partners including Adjust, AppsFlyer, Kochava and Singular. Mobupps lists operations in Canada, the United States, Brazil, Ukraine, Turkey, Israel, Dubai, India, Indonesia and China, and names clients such as Amazon, Flipkart, Crypto.com and Headway. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Mobupps is present on Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube, which are listed below.
Pangle
Pangle is the ad network of TikTok for Business. Its site addresses app publishers of all sizes, helping them grow their users and earn revenue with in-app ads, and it describes the demand side as a marketplace of direct TikTok for Business advertisers. The ad formats listed by Pangle are rewarded video ads, interstitial ads, native ads, banner ads, playable ads and app open ads, the last marked as a beta. All of them are in-app formats shown inside publishers' mobile apps, and Pangle presents them as high-performing ads that let publishers of all sizes maximize revenue. The homepage highlights app developers that use Pangle, including game studios, through their logos. It does not publish reach figures such as the number of apps, countries or daily active users. The pages used for this profile do not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options or a founding year, so those fields are left empty.
Start.io
Start.io describes itself as a mobile-driven supply-side platform that connects app publishers with programmatic demand, and as a mobile marketing and audience platform for marketers. It analyzes more than 100 billion first-party mobile signals a day and delivers hundreds of millions of ad impressions across thousands of apps. For advertisers, the offer is access to curated mobile audiences across 2.5 billion monthly active users. Its AI engine, Maia, builds intent-based and behavioral audience segments, and Start.io offers more than 4,000 pre-packaged segments as well as custom audiences. The platform supports all mobile in-app ad formats and standards, including banners, interstitials, native and video, and it is an IAB member. The site states 500,000 active mobile apps and 35 billion SDK downloads, with global coverage outside China. On privacy, Start.io states support for GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, COPPA and LGPD through a first-party data framework that requires explicit user consent. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, preferred verticals, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Start.io is present on X and Facebook, which are listed below.
Tappx
Tappx is a cross-platform monetization and programmatic advertising company. The site names Techsoulogy as its parent company. For advertisers it offers inventory in in-app and mobile web environments, web advertising for larger screens, and video advertising for connected TV and over-the-top platforms. There are two solutions for advertisers. Programmatic brand advertising gives access to direct and premium inventory. Programmatic performance advertising is results-based: the site states that advertisers meet their campaign goals and pay only for the results they get, without naming a specific pricing model on the homepage. Tappx states that it works with more than 500 publishers, handles over 160 billion ad requests a month and covers more than 190 geographic regions. The homepage shows logos of publishers and partners, including Zynga and LaLiga. Advertisers can access a dashboard directly or contact the sales team. The homepage does not state a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Tappx is present on X, which is listed below. Because the results-based model is described without a named metric, the pricing field is left empty as well.
Unity Ads
Unity Ads is Unity's in-app advertising network.. Advertisers use it to acquire users for mobile apps and games through ads shown inside other apps. The formats named on the product page are rewarded video, full-screen interstitials and banners. A single SDK connects publishers to the Unity Ads network and to Unity Exchange, and inventory is also sold through bidding in mediation platforms. Campaigns are managed in a self-serve dashboard. Unity's documentation lists two billing types for user acquisition. Cost per install (CPI) charges only for installs attributed to the campaign and is used for install, return on ad spend and event optimization campaigns. Cost per mille (CPM) charges per thousand impressions and is used for creative testing campaigns. If a CPI campaign accrues more than 10,000 impressions without an install in the last 24 hours, Unity switches it to CPM billing. On top of the billing type, campaigns can be set to optimize toward return on ad spend or toward retention and engagement events; these are optimization goals rather than separate pricing models. Unity names its AI model, Vector, as the engine behind targeting of high-value audiences. The pages used for this profile do not state a minimum spend or payment methods, so those fields are left empty.
Zoomd
Zoomd is an app performance marketing and user acquisition platform. Its homepage describes a unified platform that lets advertisers manage and optimize campaigns across more than 600 media sources from one dashboard, with real-time insights. The products listed are mobile user acquisition across those media sources, a mobile demand-side platform for programmatic buying, creator-generated content, influencer marketing, Albert.ai (an AI campaign management platform) and Digital 360, a broader performance marketing service. The services are available both fully self-serve and as managed solutions. Zoomd states that it operates globally, with a strong presence in North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia, and serves more than 80 countries. Its homepage names FREE NOW, Dostavista, Headway and HitCraft among its clients, covering gaming, entertainment, e-commerce and fintech. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, detailed targeting options, a founding year or a headquarters location, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Zoomd is present on Facebook and X, which are listed below.