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.
7SearchPPC
7SearchPPC is an advertising network that serves both advertisers and publishers. It sells six ad formats: text, native, banner, push, popunder and interstitial ads. Campaigns are priced on CPC or CPM. The network states coverage of more than 239 GEOs and over four billion monthly impressions across all formats, and says it serves more than 50,000 advertisers and 70,000 publishers. The platform is self-serve. Advertisers manage campaigns themselves, can track traffic with UTM parameters, and can use dynamic ad rotation to reduce ad fatigue. Support is available around the clock by email and by phone, with separate lines for India and for international inquiries. Accepted payment methods are credit and debit cards, cryptocurrencies, wire transfers and, for India only, UPI and wallet payments. The verticals 7SearchPPC lists are crypto, media, healthcare, iGaming, dating, finance, VPN, e-commerce, real estate, e-learning, travel, adult, IT services, logistics and NGOs. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or an itemized list of targeting options, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
AdNow
AdNow is a native advertising network that connects advertisers with publishers. Its homepage describes native ads as appearing at the right moment in the right place and highlights three kinds of placements: content discovery, product recommendations and advertising placements on publisher pages. The network publishes its scale on the homepage: 160,000 publishers, one billion daily recommendations and operations in 114 countries. It also states that native ads can deliver up to three times higher click-through rates and two times higher conversion rates; this is AdNow's own claim, not a figure checked for this profile. Advertisers run their campaigns through AdNow One, the network's advertiser platform, which is reached from the main site. At the time of checking, the homepage advertised a promotion for new advertisers on AdNow One: a bonus for reaching a set spend within the first two weeks. The public homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, payment methods, targeting options or preferred verticals. They are left empty in this profile until an official public page confirms them.
AdProfex
AdProfex is an advertising network that sells three formats: native ads, push ads and popunder ads. Its homepage describes a high volume of exclusive traffic and broad geography covering more than 60 countries. Targeting works through bid multipliers: an advertiser can raise or lower the bid by mobile operator, country, browser, platform and time of day. The platform gives price recommendations together with a forecast of the reach a bid will get. AdProfex publishes a breakdown of its network volumes by source, topic, GEO and content type, and it groups traffic into segments prepared for specific verticals, without naming those verticals on the homepage. On traffic quality, the network offers compensation for invalid activity. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, payment methods for advertisers, 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. AdProfex runs a Telegram channel alongside its Facebook and LinkedIn pages, which are listed below.
AdsCompass
AdsCompass is a global self-serve platform for buying and selling traffic. Advertisers manage their campaigns themselves in the platform, and the site states coverage of more than 200 geographies. The list of ad formats is long. POP ads open in the background or over the webpage after a user click. Push notifications and in-page push cover notification-style traffic. Native ads and banners cover in-page placements, and video pre-roll covers video inventory. AdsCompass also sells two rewarded formats, rewarded posts and rewarded video. Campaigns are bought on two cost structures: CPC, paid per click, and CPM, paid per thousand impressions. The homepage includes a FAQ section for advertisers and publishers. AdsCompass runs a Telegram help channel and an Instagram account, which are listed below. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit, 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. The site also displays an IAB logo among its credentials.
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.
AdsKeeper
AdsKeeper is an advertising platform that sells native placements together with several notification and display formats. The formats listed on its site are native ads, a mobile widget, banners, push notifications, in-site notifications and an exit pop-up. The site states that the platform works with over 20,000 partners and that it is operated by Hardware Solution Limited, a company registered in Hong Kong. For advertisers, AdsKeeper names the sectors it supports: healthy living and beauty, finance and investing, casinos and gambling, content promotion, dating, video gaming, gifts and souvenirs, and e-commerce. The advertiser page also publishes impression volumes by region, covering APAC, Indonesia, Latin America, Europe, India and the United States. Targeting is described as AI-driven, with more than ten filter options for granular targeting and retargeting. Experienced account managers are available to help advertisers build campaigns. The advertiser page lists PayPal, Paxum, Visa and wire transfer as payment options. Pricing models and the minimum deposit are not stated on the pages used for this profile, so those fields are left empty.
Adsterra
Adsterra is an advertising network that has been working with advertisers and publishers since 2013. It sells traffic from its own publisher base through a self-serve platform, and the format list is broad: popunder, Social Bar (a notification-style unit that works across operating systems and browsers), in-page push, interstitials, native banners, standard display banners and Smartlink, a single link that routes visitors to the best-matching offer. Buyers can pay per impression, per click or per action, and a Smart CPM mode lets the platform manage bids automatically. Not every model is available on every format: interstitials, for example, are sold on CPM and CPA. Adsterra states that its traffic comes from 248 GEOs and that campaigns have more than twenty targeting settings. The verticals the network writes about most are games, e-commerce, sweepstakes, VPN and other utility software, iGaming and subscription offers. The minimum deposit is set by the payment method. Cards (Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay), PayPal and Paxum start at $100, digital wallets through Inxy at $200, and wire transfer at $1,000. Adsterra notes that these thresholds can change and that the current figures are shown after login.
AdUp Technology
AdUp Technology is an ad tech company that sells native, display and engagement ads on publishing environments, and mentions its operations in Germany. The site states more than 15 years in ad tech, over 500 active campaigns and more than 250 high-quality publishing environments, and it presents the company as a market leader in the travel sector. Pricing is per click: advertisers only pay when a user clicks an ad. The site does not mention a minimum spend. Targeting options include contextual targeting that matches ads to page content, geographic targeting by region or postcode, device targeting such as mobile only, time-based targeting by day and time, and retargeting of previous site visitors. AdUp offers three tracking pixels, described as GDPR-compliant: an engagement pixel for session quality, a retargeting pixel for site visitors and a conversion pixel for post-click actions. There are three ways to work with AdUp. With self-service, the advertiser manages campaigns in the platform and can start immediately. With assisted service, the advertiser still manages campaigns but can call on expert support. With managed service, the AdUp team implements the campaigns, with limited availability. Payment is possible by PayPal, invoice or bank transfer.
ADxAD
ADxAD is an advertising network that sells five formats: banners, native ads, popunders, push and tablinks. It states that it processes more than three billion impressions per day, with 24/7 support for advertisers. The homepage divides its geography into tiers. Tier 1 is listed as the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France and Canada, and Tier 2 and 3 as Latin America, Asia and Eastern Europe. These are the regions the network highlights, not a ranking of its largest markets. The verticals ADxAD names for advertisers are financial offers, gambling, betting, iGaming, dating, software, apps, video on demand, nutra, sweepstakes and entertainment. The site mentions flexible and secure payment options without naming them, and it does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, targeting options, a service model or a founding year. Those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. ADxAD is present on X, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, which are listed below.
ADYOULIKE
ADYOULIKE is a native advertising platform with offices in New York, London and Neuilly-sur-Seine near Paris. It states that it works with 3,000 direct premium publishers, connects with 50 demand-side platforms and processes 50 billion impressions a month. Its formats are all native. Native Stories are built or replicated through its AYL Clipr platform. Native Social amplifies social media posts on the open web. Native Video uses component-based video ads that match the layout and design of each site, and Native Display applies the same component-based approach to customizable display ads. Automatic Stories are rendered dynamically from native assets, and Retail Stories are a commerce-focused format. The homepage presents case studies from brand campaigns, including results for PayPal, B&Q and Marriott; those figures are ADYOULIKE's own and are not repeated here. The homepage does not state pricing models, targeting options, a minimum spend, payment methods, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve or managed, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. ADYOULIKE is present on LinkedIn, X and Facebook, which are listed below.
BidVertiser
BidVertiser is an advertising network that has been serving advertisers since 2008. It describes itself as a self-serve platform with real-time optimization, automatic bid override and postback support for conversion tracking. The formats on offer are direct navigation, pop-under, push notifications, in-page push, contextual injection pops and native ads. Targeting and segmentation cover geography, user agent, device, browser, ISP, carrier, sub-ID, bid and dayparting. BidVertiser states that its ad serving combines real-time optimization with machine learning, and that it runs fraud detection and malware scanning on its traffic. BidVertiser also refers to its global reach across many countries, without publishing a country list or volume figures. The homepage mentions e-commerce, travel and merchant-to-merchant campaigns as examples of what advertisers run on the network; those are examples rather than a closed list of verticals. The site does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit or payment methods on the pages used for this profile, 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.
Buzzoola
Buzzoola is an advertising technology company that works with brands, publishers and ad platforms. For advertisers it offers native and video formats and states a reach of more than 100 million people across Russia, the CIS and beyond, describing the audience as active and wealthy. The formats listed are out-stream video with autoplay, a Mobile Native Unit shown in the content feed, a Mobile Native Carousel with multiple slides, and a Mobile Native Scroller that expands to full screen. Targeting options include precise geo-targeting, topic and social targeting by gender, age and interests, and device targeting. Campaign delivery can be limited by date, day or hour. The English homepage invites advertisers to start a campaign directly from the site. It does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. The site footer shows a copyright range beginning in 2012, which is not recorded as a founding year.
ClickAdilla
ClickAdilla is a self-serve advertising network for media buyers. Its two primary formats are popunder and banner, and it also sells web push, in-page, direct link, video and native ads. Prices are set in a real-time auction rather than by a fixed rate card. The platform offers a Smart CPM mode with automatic bidding that adjusts bids and drops non-converting zones in real time; this is an optimization tool rather than a separate pricing model, so the pricing field is left empty here. Targeting covers location, device, platform and network, with more granular carrier and operating system targeting. The operational tools for media buyers include campaign setup, A/B testing, frequency caps and dayparting. The entry threshold is low: a campaign can be launched with a $5 deposit, although ClickAdilla recommends $500 or more to evaluate performance properly. Accepted payment methods are cards, USDT, Capitalist, Paxum, wire transfer, Coinbase and Cryptomus. The homepage shows vertical categories as images without labels, so preferred verticals are not listed in this profile. ClickAdilla runs a customer support bot and a news channel on Telegram alongside its other social profiles.
Clickaine
Clickaine is an advertising network that works with both advertisers and publishers and delivers ads across websites worldwide, on desktop and mobile. Its homepage states that campaigns can run across all GEOs and ad formats. The formats described on the site are native ads that match the design of the surrounding content, static or animated banners, in-stream video (pre-roll, mid-roll and post-roll), video sliders that slide in from the side or bottom of the screen, skim ads that open in a new window or tab when a user interacts with page content, a Spotlight Bar that sticks to the top or bottom of the page, push notifications and interstitials. The platform is self-serve: advertisers create, manage and optimize campaigns in their own dashboard without intermediaries. Targeting uses artificial intelligence and is based on behavior, location and preferences, and a smart bidding feature optimizes placement and budget in real time. Clickaine also lists anti-fraud tools against bot traffic, click fraud and malicious activity. The homepage links to separate pages on pricing models and top-performing verticals but does not state them itself, and it does not give a minimum deposit, payment methods or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
Cointraffic
Cointraffic is a crypto advertising network that states it works with more than 700 manually vetted blockchain publishers and serves over a billion monthly impressions, with access to sites such as Cointelegraph, Etherscan and CoinGecko. The formats on offer are banner ads (in-page, sticky, premium header and slide units), native ads (notification alerts and content-integrated placements), pop-under ads and press release distribution across more than 300 publications. Pricing is available on CPM, on CPC, or as fixed pricing for guaranteed placements. Advertisers can choose between two ways of working. On the self-serve platform they pick publishers, set budgets and launch after approval. With the managed service, a dedicated account manager handles strategy, creative development and optimization. Campaigns are launched within 24 hours of submission on weekdays. The verticals Cointraffic lists are Bitcoin, DeFi, NFTs, GameFi, blockchain platforms, crypto exchanges, Web3 dApps, token launches, crypto casinos and betting brands. Payment is accepted in cryptocurrency through CoinGate, by credit card or by bank wire. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or a detailed list of targeting options, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
Dable
Dable is a native advertising company focused on Asia. Its English homepage states that it connects more than 2,000 premium media outlets with advertisers, and its partner list includes outlets from South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand. The product for advertisers is AI-powered native advertising, which Dable presents as lifting click-through rates for advertisers and media revenue for publishers. The company describes its AI as making decisions in under a tenth of a second and processing one billion behavioral events a day. Dable positions itself more broadly as an AI-based data solutions company, with native advertising as the product that links advertisers to its publisher network. The English homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options, 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. The main Dable site is published in Korean, with an English version for international advertisers and partners. The countries named here are where Dable's listed media partners are based; they are not a ranking of its largest markets.
Dianomi
Dianomi is a native advertising company that places ads contextually alongside editorial content on premium publisher sites. It focuses on finance, business and luxury lifestyle publishing, and lists partnerships with more than 320 premium publishers. The site states that Dianomi serves over eight billion monthly impressions across owned and operated inventory, drives six million customers to client websites each month and can reach more than 500 million devices through its marketplace. Among its clients it names eight of the ten largest asset management companies, including Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, Fidelity and Morgan Stanley, and it also works with education, technology and luxury brands. Pricing is based on engagement: advertisers pay per engagement rather than per impression. Campaigns can be run self-serve or as a managed service. Targeting is built around custom audience segments. The segments listed include auto intenders, C-suite and enterprise, ETF investors, executive education, energy, fashion and apparel, health and wellness, IT decision makers, insurance professionals, legal professionals, lifestyle enthusiasts, media and publishing, retirement planners, tech adopters and travel intenders. The site does not state a minimum spend or payment methods, so those fields are left empty.
DirectAdvert
DirectAdvert is a teaser advertising network founded in 2010 and focused on the Russian-language internet. It states 600 million ad impressions a day, more than 15,000 partner sites including hundreds of top Runet platforms, and a combined network reach of 350 million people a month. The format is teaser advertising, shown in widgets on partner sites. Publishers can customize the widgets flexibly and filter content by keywords and categories. Advertisers pay per click, and the site also offers payment for actions, so campaigns can be bought on CPC or on a cost-per-action basis. Targeting options include geography, time of day, frequency capping, interests and retargeting. Campaign settings are managed by the advertiser in a personal dashboard with real-time statistics. The site gives examples of advertisers from construction and general commerce rather than a closed list of verticals. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or payment methods, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. DirectAdvert runs a Telegram chat, which is listed below.
EroAdvertising
EroAdvertising is an advertising network specializing in adult traffic, operated by Clixmotive Media Lda and based in Lisbon, Portugal. It states worldwide coverage with traffic from more than 190 countries. The formats on offer are banner ads, pop-under and pop-up ads, native ads and push notifications, on desktop and mobile. Campaigns can be targeted by country, device, operating system and browser, among other traffic characteristics, and language filtering is also available. The platform is self-serve: the advertiser builds a campaign, selects targeting options and submits it for approval. EroAdvertising explains that campaign costs depend on targeting, ad format, bidding model and market competition, without naming the pricing models on the page used here. Accepted payment methods are wire transfer, Paxum, iDeal, Bancontact, BTC and USDT. At the time of checking, the site advertised a 10% bonus on deposits over EUR 300; that is a promotion rather than a minimum deposit, so the minimum deposit field is left empty. The page does not state a founding year or specific pricing models, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
EvaDav
EvaDav is an advertising network that sells push, in-page, popunder and native traffic through a self-serve platform. Getting started takes three steps (register, add funds, set up a campaign) and campaigns go through moderation before launch. Campaigns are bought on CPC or CPM, with a Smart CPM option that lets the platform chase volume at the best available price. Minimum bids are low and depend on the format, which makes EvaDav a common choice for cheap tests across many countries; the network lists inventory in 250 GEOs. Targeting covers country and city, operating system, browser, language and device, mobile carrier and, for push traffic, the age of the subscription, a push-specific control that matters for freshness and click quality. The minimum top-up is $100. The list of funding methods is long: Payoneer, PayPal, Skrill, Paxum, bank wire, Visa and Mastercard cards, and cryptocurrency via BitPay. Creatives are accepted unless they fall under the network's prohibited materials rules, which are published separately on the EvaDav site.
ExoClick
ExoClick is an advertising network and ad exchange that has been operating since 2006. Advertisers buy traffic from its publisher ad zones through a self-managed account, and the network's documentation lists a wide catalogue of ad formats grouped into web, video, native, push and mobile placements. On the web side the formats include display banners in several sizes, sticky banners, popunders, instant message units that imitate a chat box, full-page interstitials for desktop, direct links and email clicks. Video inventory covers in-stream and vertical VAST video, a video slider, outstream video and in-video banners. Native traffic runs through a recommendation widget, and push inventory is sold as in-page push notifications. Pricing depends on the format. Banners, instant messages and interstitials can be bought on CPC or CPM; popunders are sold on CPM; video formats also support cost per view. On top of these, Smart CPM, Smart CPC and Smart Bid modes let the platform set the actual bid within the advertiser's maximum. ExoClick works on prepayment only. The payments section of the advertiser dashboard offers credit or debit card, UnionPay, wire transfer and Paxum where available, and the minimum payment for every method is 200 EUR or USD. Funds are credited instantly for all methods except wire transfer, which waits for the bank to clear the payment. Advertisers based in the EU are asked for a valid VAT number.
Galaksion
Galaksion is an advertising network that sells direct publisher traffic in six formats: popunder, native, on-page notification, push notification, mobile push-up and interstitial. It offers two ways to work: a self-serve dashboard where the advertiser launches and controls campaigns, and a managed option where the advertiser sets the goal and the Galaksion team builds, runs and scales the campaign. Pricing is available on CPM, where the advertiser pays for impressions regardless of clicks, and on CPA, where only conversions are paid for. The CPA model has low test budgets, which makes it convenient for trying an offer before committing to volume. A public traffic estimator shows available inventory by GEO and pricing model, with Asia, Southeast Asia, the CIS, MENA and LATAM all broken out. The minimum deposit is $50. Funds can be added by credit card, Paxum or wire transfer, and other methods can be arranged through a personal manager.
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.
Infolinks
Infolinks describes itself as a premium real-time engagement platform for advertisers, built on a direct network of more than 25,000 publishing partners. Placements on the network are described as exclusive and are available across multiple platforms. Advertisers can run display, video and native ad units, and Infolinks mentions multiple ad units without naming each one on its advertiser page. The core of its targeting is real-time contextual intent: ads are matched to the keywords and context of the page, and Infolinks also analyzes the referral source of a visit, combining search and social traffic data. The site adds that further advanced targeting options are available. Infolinks states a viewability of 90% across mobile and desktop devices; this is the company's own figure. There are two ways to buy. Advertisers can start an ad campaign with Infolinks directly, or connect programmatically to buy the inventory through their own tools. The advertiser page also offers two presentations, a long and a short version, with more detail on the platform. The page does not state pricing models, a minimum spend or payment methods, so those fields are left empty in this profile. The site footer shows a copyright range starting in 2007, which is not recorded as a founding year.
JuicyAds
JuicyAds is an adult advertising network that has been operating since 2006. Its homepage states that it has served trillions of ad impressions, that more than 4,000 campaigns are running across over one billion impressions a day, and that over 100,000 accounts have been activated. For advertisers it sells banners (built for mobile, desktop, tablet and smart TV or console screens), popunders, interstitials, navigation tabs and native ads. Flat-rate direct buys are also available and are placed instantly once purchased. Billing is on CPC or CPM, and the homepage adds that CPA and CPL are available for select partners. The platform is self-serve, with dedicated account managers and round-the-clock technical support with a live person. JuicyAds runs its own anti-fraud detection, has its traffic audited by a third party, and offers a proprietary auto-optimization tool called Adsistant. Targeting options are listed in detail: device type, browser and operating system, language, country, IP, Alexa ranking, connection type, dayparting by hour, blacklists and whitelists, and niche or channel. The advertiser pages used for this profile do not state a minimum deposit or payment methods, so those fields are left empty until an official page confirms them.
Kadam
Kadam is an advertising platform founded in 2012 that works with both advertisers and publishers. For advertisers it offers a set of formats that covers push, pop and display-style traffic in one account: push notifications, in-page push, popunder (also called clickunder, which opens in a new window after a click), banners, native ads, video and direct links. Advertisers create an account and run campaigns themselves, and the platform also offers a personal manager for expert support and guidance. The site mentions multiple payment models without naming them, so the pricing models are not listed in this profile. Targeting on Kadam is described as precise, with detailed targeting by countries and regions. Campaign auto-optimization, automation rules and an in-house anti-fraud system are listed among the platform's tools, and the statistics can be broken down by format, GEO, platform and cost per click. Kadam's public pages do not state a minimum deposit or the available funding methods, so those fields are left empty here. The company publishes a Telegram support channel and an English-language Telegram channel alongside its other social profiles.
MediaGo
MediaGo describes itself as a deep learning-based intelligent advertising platform that connects advertisers with audiences on premium publisher sites. It sells native and display ads and states that advertisers can reach audiences across 37 countries and regions in North America and Europe. Pricing is based on CPC. The platform frames its pitch around maximizing return on ad spend with deep learning: it predicts and optimizes the conversion rate at each stage of the ad funnel in real time, and uses its own Smartbid technology to set bidding strategies automatically. Creative work is also partly automated. MediaGo mentions AI-generated creative materials that are matched to placements dynamically, together with self-learning optimization algorithms that adjust campaigns as data comes in. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit, payment methods, specific targeting options, preferred verticals, a founding year or a parent company, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official source confirms them.
MGID
MGID is a native advertising platform established in 2008. It places sponsored content recommendations on news, entertainment and other content sites: native widgets under and inside articles, a Smart Widget that times its appearance to reader engagement, an in-content impact unit and native video. The company reports clients in more than 200 countries and supports over 70 languages. For performance advertisers MGID runs a prepaid cost-per-click model. There is no CPA pricing, but the platform offers optimization tools that steer bids toward a target cost per action. Targeting can be set by GEO, operating system, browser, traffic source and publisher sub-IDs, with retargeting available on top. The minimum deposit is $100, although MGID itself recommends starting with around $650 so that a campaign collects enough data for testing and for its automated CPA tuning to kick in. Cards can be used directly in the dashboard, including automatic top-ups; bank wires are arranged through an account manager. Native traffic behaves differently from pop and push: users arrive from an editorial context, so pre-landers and advertorial-style creatives are common.
Mondiad
Mondiad is an advertising network founded in 2019. Its advertiser page notes that the core team comes from PopCash and brings more than ten years of experience in the ad network business. The platform sells six ad formats: classic push notifications, in-page push embedded in website content across devices and operating systems, native ads that match the look of the surrounding content, banners, a dynamic format that stays anchored on screen as the user navigates, and full-screen interstitials shown between content transitions. Mondiad is self-serve: advertisers create, set up, edit, run or pause their campaigns themselves. Targeting options include GEOs, carriers, device types, operating systems and browsers, and the homepage adds traffic type, age, language and zone or sub-ID targeting. Campaigns can be refined with smart optimization rules that exclude underperforming areas, blacklists and whitelists, and bid estimation recommendations. The network advertises fast approvals and round-the-clock support over live chat, email, Teams, WhatsApp and Telegram. The public pages do not state a pricing model, a minimum deposit or which funding methods apply to advertisers, so those fields are left empty until an official source confirms them.
OnClickA
OnClickA is an advertising network that sells six formats to advertisers: popunder, in-page ads that look like push notifications, video, banners, classic push notifications and native teasers. The homepage publishes daily volume estimates for each format, ranging from over ten million daily impressions for popunder and native teasers to over two billion for in-page ads, with banner traffic spread across more than 200 countries. Campaigns are run through a self-serve interface or through an API. The site states that registration takes about a minute and campaign setup about five minutes, and support is available around the clock. Bids are set per format, and the homepage shows recommended or minimum bids for each one; those figures are not repeated here, since the catalog does not publish prices. OnClickA integrates with a long list of third-party trackers, including Keitaro, Peerclick, Binom, Voluum, BeMob, Thrivetracker, AdsBridge, RedTrack, FunnelFlux, Octotracker and Trackwill. The listed funding methods are Coinbase, Capitalist and credit card. The site does not state a minimum deposit, targeting options or preferred verticals, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
Outbrain
Outbrain runs a native advertising platform where advertisers create native campaigns and run them on the Outbrain network of publisher sites, choosing targeting preferences in the Outbrain dashboard. Its performance business now operates as Outbrain Direct Response, which the Outbrain site describes as part of Teads, and positions itself around performance marketing on the open internet with contextual insights, advanced targeting and predictive AI. Outbrain's help center is specific about pricing. The platform runs on a cost-per-click model: each campaign is charged for the clicks it receives at the CPC the advertiser sets, until the budget cap is reached. Budgets have a floor of $20 per day, so a monthly budget must be at least $600, and a campaign budget must be greater than $20 multiplied by the number of days selected. Payment depends on the billing type. Automatic billing, the default for all users, is paid by credit card: MasterCard, Visa, Discover or American Express. Prepayment billing can also be settled by wire or, in the US only, by ACH. Credit card payments carry a processing fee of around 3% on top of media spend, with an additional fee for clients based in Brazil. The help center also mentions advanced audience targeting and IAB category targeting, without listing every option on the pages used here.
Pushub
Pushub is an advertising network founded in 2014 that sells push notifications, native, pop, banner and video ad formats. It states a reach of more than 23 million unique daily users in over 195 countries and more than 14 billion daily impressions. Campaigns are bought on a CPC or CPM model. Targeting options include country, device, browser and operating system, with more available in the platform. Advertisers can choose between two ways of working: a self-serve account where they run campaigns themselves, or a fully managed campaign run by Pushub's team. Expert account managers and technical support are available around the clock. Funding options are broad: bank wire in USD or EUR, PayPal, Paxum, Capitalist, USDT on the ERC-20 and TRC-20 networks, and USDC on ERC-20. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or preferred verticals, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Pushub is present on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, which are listed below.
ReachEffect
ReachEffect is an advertising network for advertisers and media buyers that sells pop, push, native and banner traffic, as well as interstitials and in-stream video. It states a volume of more than 13 billion impressions per month. The verticals the network lists as top performers are iGaming, sports betting, mVAS (mobile value-added services), VPN and utilities, dating, finance, sweepstakes, e-commerce, video on demand and games. The platform is described as user-friendly, with advanced targeting options, real-time reporting and a fast ad approval process. ReachEffect runs a fraud detection system on its traffic, provides round-the-clock support and offers a dedicated account manager. Advertisers can pay by credit card, PayPal or cryptocurrency. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, an itemized list of targeting options, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. ReachEffect is present on Facebook and Instagram, which are listed below, and lists a Telegram contact on its site.
Revcontent
Revcontent describes itself as a monetization and recommendation engine that connects advertisers to engaged audiences on publisher sites. Its content recommendation widgets run on publisher pages, and the company lists Hearst, CNN, NPR, the Guardian, HuffPost and Rolling Stone among the publishers that work with it. For advertisers the pitch is exclusive placements on publisher sites outside the walled gardens, with campaigns aimed at sales, leads and conversions. When creating a campaign, the advertiser picks one of two bid types. With CPC the campaign is billed when a user clicks on the content inside a Revcontent widget; with vCPM it is billed per thousand viewable impressions. The help center notes that most clients run on CPC. The daily budget for a campaign is at least $50, while the homepage advertises a quick start with no minimum spending requirement. Campaigns can be scheduled to serve on specific days, hours or date ranges, and the help center recommends separating campaigns by country, device type, language and targeting strategy. Revcontent offers dedicated account management alongside a real-time reporting dashboard. Funding options are ACH, wire transfer and credit card (American Express, Discover, MasterCard or Visa). Cards can be charged manually or set to auto-fund the account when the balance falls below a chosen limit.
RichAds
RichAds is a self-serve, multi-format ad network. Alongside classic push, it sells popunder, in-page push, native ads, direct click (domain redirect) traffic, pre-roll video, Telegram ads and calendar ads, and it offers search monetization as a separate product. Bids are placed per click or per thousand impressions depending on the format. For buyers who optimize toward conversions, RichAds offers Target CPA, an automated mode that adjusts bids toward a set cost per action. The network says it serves more than five billion impressions a day across 220 countries, and campaigns can be targeted by country, operating system and device, with frequency caps and day-parting on top. Accounts are tiered by the size of the first deposit. The entry tier starts at $150; larger tiers add a personal account manager and, at the top levels, a deposit bonus. Every tier can run campaigns on its own in the dashboard. The verticals RichAds names include iGaming and betting, utilities and antivirus software, finance and forex, e-commerce, mobile apps, dating, sweepstakes, online games and nutra. Deposits can be made by bank card, wire transfer, Capitalist, Payoneer and other methods listed in the account.
Taboola
Taboola was founded in 2007 by Adam Singolda and places advertisers' content and ads on publisher sites through its network of vetted publishers. Its advertiser platform is now called Realize, and the Realize page states a reach of 600 million daily active users. The formats Realize names include native and display ads, vertical and motion video, carousels and app promotion units. According to Taboola's help center, campaigns are paid for on a CPC basis, where the advertiser is charged for each click, or on a CPM basis, where the charge is per thousand views. The bid set on the campaign is what the advertiser pays for each click or view. Billing comes in several forms. With automatic billing the account has a set billing increment, typically $100, which campaigns can spend before the next charge, and only credit cards are accepted: MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover. Accounts on a monthly credit limit or prepayment can also pay by wire, ACH, SEPA or check. Wire, ACH, SEPA and check payments carry no processing fee, while credit card payments may carry a fee of about 2.5% to 3.5% depending on the region. Realize describes its targeting as based on first-party data and AI matching aimed at users in the consideration and conversion stages of the funnel. It pairs self-serve creative tools, including a generative AI ad maker, with support from Taboola's teams.
Telega
Telega is a Telegram advertising platform. It places ads in Telegram channels through its own marketplace, with a catalog of 8,160 manually verified channels, and also provides access to official Telegram Ads for campaigns in more than 30 regions. The service is managed: after payment, a Telega manager contacts the advertiser within 24 hours to set up the campaign. Advertisers buy bundled packages rather than individual post placements; the package prices published on the site are not repeated here, since the catalog does not publish prices. The site states that a campaign can be launched in about 15 minutes and that targeting covers more than ten GEOs with advanced options, without itemizing them on the homepage. Reports include reach, click-through rate and cost per click. Support is available around the clock by chat, phone and email. The homepage cites the size of Telegram's overall audience and the number of active users on Telega's own exchange; those are the platform's figures and are not repeated here. Card payments by Visa and Mastercard are shown on the site. The homepage does not state a pricing model in the catalog's terms, a minimum deposit, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile. Channel posts are recorded as native traffic in this catalog.
Traffic Force
Traffic Force is an advertising platform whose site presents it as easy to use yet powerful, with an intuitive interface and advanced planning tools for advertisers. It states that it works with more than 100 demand-side partners and that ads on its network are seen by billions. The formats on offer are pre-roll in-stream video, regular display ads, native advertising and pop-under ads, together with video sliders, video banners, in-video banners, large footers and push notifications. Video and pop-under ads are sold on a CPM basis; the site does not state the pricing model for the other formats on the page used here. Targeting is described as deep and advanced, aimed at finding specific user audiences, without an itemized list of options. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit, payment methods for advertisers, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
TrafficShop
TrafficShop is an advertising network that sells mobile and desktop banners, native ads, popunders and skimmed traffic. Banners are offered in IAB-certified sizes. The homepage describes the scale as millions of ad impressions daily and thousands of clients worldwide. Targeting options listed on the site are geography, city, browser, language, frequency cap, IP ranges and dayparting, and the site adds that more options are available inside the platform. Advertisers can track performance in real time with server-to-server tracking, and an API is available for those who manage campaigns programmatically. TrafficShop states that its quality control system filters fraud, bot and malware traffic before it reaches campaigns. Accepted payment methods are PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, Paxum and wire transfer. The site lists Telegram contacts for its team alongside its other social profiles. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, preferred verticals or whether the platform is self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. The founding year is not stated as such on the page either, so it is also left empty; the site footer shows a copyright range that starts in 2008.
TrafficStars
TrafficStars is an advertising network that sells traffic through a self-serve advertising platform, which the company describes as easy to use for both beginners and experienced media buyers. Advertisers create and fund campaigns in the platform themselves. The format list on the TrafficStars site is broad and covers most of the placements used in performance campaigns: display banners, native ads, pre-roll video, an IM slider (a message-style unit), push notifications, popunders and interstitials. Campaigns can be bought on CPM, CPC or CPA pricing, so an advertiser can pay for impressions, clicks or conversions depending on the format and the stage of the campaign. The verticals the network highlights on its site are dating, iGaming, forex and nutra, and the footer of the site also refers to adult, dating and gaming traffic. TrafficStars does not publish its minimum deposit or the list of funding methods on its public pages, so both are left out of this profile until an official source confirms them.
UngAds
UngAds is an advertising network founded in 2015 that sells popunder (also called clickunder), push notification and native ad traffic. It states more than 500,000 publishers, over 190 GEOs and 800 million impressions a day, and describes its inventory as direct publisher traffic. Campaigns are bought on CPM or CPC. The targeting list is detailed: location, device type, connection type, mobile carrier, operating system, day and time, frequency capping, browser, category and language. The platform is self-service, with a personal account manager available to help with campaign setup and optimization. It offers API integration with major trackers and runs an anti-fraud system. New campaigns are moderated in about 20 minutes on average during business hours. The site also emphasizes confidentiality for advertisers. Accepted payment methods are PayPal, WebMoney, Paxum, Payoneer, wire transfer, Capitalist and bank card. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or preferred verticals, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. UngAds runs a Telegram support channel alongside its Facebook and Instagram pages, which are listed below.
VisitWeb
VisitWeb is a teaser advertising network founded in 2009. It states more than one billion impressions a day and over 15 million clicks daily. The network offers eight ad formats: teasers, mobile blind, lite blind, clickunder, embed, messenger, slider and direct link. Campaigns are bought per click. The site publishes a minimum bid in roubles and a minimum deposit of 150 roubles; because the catalog records minimum deposits in US dollars, the amount is given here in the description only. VisitWeb lists 28 filters and targeting options, including mobile operator, browser, geography, platform and time, click number, age and sex, browser language, IP filtering, and blacklists and whitelists. The advertiser can launch a campaign in about 15 seconds, and the platform supports split testing, detailed reporting and postback tracking. A second-price auction option is available on premium tiers. The campaign calculator lists categories such as news, dating, entertainment, automotive, health, computers, shopping, real estate, tourism, sports and finance. The homepage does not state payment methods, so that field is left empty in this profile.