Display
Standard banner sizes for apps and sites.
Programmatic advertising sells each impression automatically, in a real-time auction that takes a fraction of a second. VisualAds runs that auction for your apps and websites through Google Ad Manager.
When someone opens your page or app screen, the ad slot sends a request describing the placement — size, format, the app or site, and the signals the user has agreed to share. Buyers’ platforms evaluate the request and bid; the highest eligible bid wins and its ad is shown. All of this happens before the slot renders.
For publishers, the real differences between platforms are who is allowed to bid, how the auction is run, and how transparently you are paid.
VisualAds uses all three, in the same auction.
Google’s marketplace, where buyers from Google Ads, Display & Video 360 and other platforms bid on each impression.
Google’s server-side bidding: other exchanges bid inside Google Ad Manager, in the same auction as AdX.
Bidders are asked for prices before the ad server decides, and their bids compete with Google demand.
Buyers that can bid on your inventory through VisualAds:
Configured per ad unit, from one account.
Standard banner sizes for apps and sites.
Video ad units for apps and sites.
Interactive and expandable creatives for placements with room to play.
Ads inside your own video content, served by VAST tag.
Ads styled to match your feed or article layout.
The same formats across mobile apps and websites, in one dashboard.
Programmatic should not mean a black box.
Impressions, clicks, eCPM and revenue as they happen; reports download as files.
Create and manage ad units for every app and site yourself.
Every payment and its invoice are in your dashboard.
A flat 5% of net revenue, no long-term contract, no exclusivity.
Comparing options? See AdSense vs AdX or read about AdX access through an MCM partner.
Buying and selling ad impressions automatically through software, usually in a real-time auction for each impression, instead of through manual deals and insertion orders.
Both let exchanges other than Google compete for your impressions. Open Bidding runs server-side inside Google Ad Manager; header bidding collects bids before the ad server makes its decision. VisualAds uses both.
Display, video, rich media, VAST in-stream and native, configured per ad unit.
No. Mobile app inventory is sold programmatically too. VisualAds monetizes apps and websites from one account.
Monthly on Net 30 terms, by bank transfer in USD, EUR or TRY, with a $50 minimum. VisualAds keeps a flat 5% of net revenue.