Adimite is a two-sided ad network for SaaS and web apps. Turn your traffic into revenue with one script tag, or put your product in front of people who are already using software like yours. Keep 70% of every dollar spent on your traffic.
Features
Most ad platforms were built for media companies with an ad ops team. This one was built for a developer who has twenty minutes and wants the thing to just work.
A single async script tag. No SDK, no build step, no npm install, no config file. Drop it in and the ad renders exactly where you put it.
<script async src="https://adimite.com/api/serve/YOUR-ZONE-ID"></script>
Name your own CPC and CPM. Pay twice as much and you are shown roughly twice as often — but it is a weighted lottery, not an auction, so there is no bid to lose, no strategy to tune, and a small budget still delivers.
Campaigns stop dead the moment the budget is spent. Overspend is not a setting you can get wrong — it is structurally impossible.
Nothing is set on your visitors. IPs and user agents exist only as salted hashes, so your privacy policy stays short and your GDPR banner stays gone.
Impressions, clicks, CTR, spend and earnings update as they happen — with a per-campaign daily breakdown so you can see how it is pacing. No 24-hour reporting delay.
Every account can monetize and advertise: one login, one dashboard, both sides. Move what your sites earn straight into your ad wallet in one click — instant, no fee, no withdrawal and no card. Money only travels that way: earnings can become ad budget, but wallet top-ups stay ad budget.
Pause a site or a campaign in one click and it stops being served immediately. Delete a campaign and whatever budget it never spent goes straight back to your wallet.
How it works
Run either side on its own, or both at once and let one fund the other.
Why this matters: earnings from your current app can fund the ads for your next one, without a withdrawal, a card or a payout threshold. One button on the payouts page moves earnings into your ad wallet. It is one-way by design — letting card top-ups flow back out as withdrawable earnings would make the network a laundering route, not a feature.
For advertisers
Buying ads here is not a media buy. There is no auction to lose, no minimum commitment, no sales call, and nothing to configure — you write a card, name a rate, and it starts running against traffic inside other people's apps.
Every placement sits inside a working app — a dashboard, a devtool, a docs site. The person reading your card has software open and a job in progress, which is a better moment than a feed and needs no tracking to find.
Bots are never served at all. Rate-limited, duplicate, stale and impossibly fast events are recorded but never charged. Your campaign page shows how many were filtered, so the number you are billed on is the number you can check.
A campaign stops dead the moment its budget is spent. Overspend is not a setting you can get wrong — there is no path through the code that charges past the amount you funded.
Delivery is a weighted lottery. Pay twice as much and you are shown roughly twice as often — but a $1.00 budget at $0.50 CPM still delivers, because nothing outbids you into silence.
Every campaign has a daily view — spend, impressions and clicks day by day, the sites it ran on and their click-through rates, and how long your budget lasts at the current rate. Live, not a next-day report.
Write the card, fund it from your wallet, and it is eligible on the next ad request. No insertion order, no minimum spend, no account manager, no waiting on approval.
Your ad sets no cookies and fingerprints nobody, so it adds no consent banner to the sites it runs on and no privacy paperwork to yours. Ads are matched by category, not by following anyone around.
What you don't get yet: campaigns are not reviewed before they run, there is no geographic or interest targeting, and you can see which publisher sites your ads ran on but cannot choose or exclude them. One format, one size. If any of those are dealbreakers, they are on the status list rather than buried here.
Traffic quality
An ad network is only worth joining if the numbers mean something. Invalid traffic is filtered out of billing automatically — advertisers are not charged for it, and it never inflates a publisher’s earnings.
Crawlers, headless browsers and scripted HTTP clients get no ad and generate no event at all.
30 impressions per zone per minute, 15 billable clicks per hour, 3 per ad per day.
Reloading the same ad from the same address inside 30 seconds is recorded but not billed.
A tag running on a domain that isn’t registered to the zone stops earning.
Clicks under 750ms after the impression, from a different IP, or on a stale impression are not billed.
IPs and user agents are salted and hashed. We can count them; we cannot read them.
Filtered traffic stays visible: your dashboard shows how many events were rejected on each site, so the numbers are transparent rather than quietly adjusted.
Pricing
No monthly fee. No traffic minimum. No contract, no exclusivity, no sales call.
Publishers
70%
of every dollar advertisers spend on your traffic
Advertisers
$1
minimum budget, from $0.50 CPM and $0.05 CPC — every rate above that is yours to set
CPM is what you pay per 1,000 times your ad is shown; CPCis what you pay when someone clicks it. They aren't alternatives — an impression that gets clicked costs you both.
Together they buy your share of the network. Every ad request runs a lottery weighted by what each campaign is worth per thousand impressions — your CPM, plus your CPC multiplied by how often your ad actually gets clicked. Bid twice as much and you win roughly twice as many slots.
It is not an auction, so nobody is shut out: a modest bid still wins slots, just fewer of them. And CPC only lifts your share if people actually click — a high CPC on a campaign nobody clicks stops counting within a few hundred impressions.
Publishers see the other side of the same number: the more advertisers bid, the more every impression is worth to the app carrying it. The campaign form costs your budget out live as you type.
// the remaining 30% runs the network: serving, tracking, fraud filtering, payouts
Straight answers
No vaporware and no roadmap theatre. Here is what runs today and what is honestly still on the list — so nothing on this page is a promise the product can't keep.
FAQ
Create an account, register your app, paste one line. First impression served in under five minutes.