How it works
Pick a market or a topic and open a publisher. Each listing shows its rates and how to buy, so you can book with the publisher directly.
Browse publishersStep 1
Find publishers you'll love
Search by topic, country or channel. Try newspapers in Germany, podcasts in the US or billboards in London.
Ad spots in United States
Netflix AdsAds on Netflix's ad-supported plan in 12 countries, bought direct or via major DSPs
Yahoo AdvertisingNative, display and video ads across Yahoo properties
ChatGPT AdsSponsored ads below ChatGPT answers, bought CPM or CPC in OpenAI Ads Manager
Step 2
Compare your options
See each publisher's ad spots and every way to book them, from self-serve to their own sales team.
ChatGPT Ads
Sponsored ads below ChatGPT answers, bought CPM or CPC in OpenAI Ads Manager
United States- Product carousel
- Sponsored ad below the answer
How to buy: Self-service
Step 3
Unlock the details
Use one credit to see prices and booking details. Once a page is open, it's yours to keep.
ChatGPT Ads
Sponsored ads below ChatGPT answers, bought CPM or CPC in OpenAI Ads Manager
United States- Product carousel
- Contact for rate
- Sponsored ad below the answer
- Contact for rate
How to buy: Self-service
You get 50 free credits a month, one per page.
Step 4
Book directly
Go to the publisher's own advertising page or media kit and book with them.
Frequently asked questions.
Here are answers to the questions we hear most.
- Can publishers pay to rank higher?
- Nope! Publishers are ranked by traffic, and the rules are the same for everyone.
- Is the price shown the price I pay?
- It's the price the publisher shares, with a link to the publisher's own page. You agree the final price with them directly.
- What if a publisher doesn't share prices?
- We'll let you know and link you to their advertising page or media kit, so you can ask them directly.
- How do I add a publisher?
- Submit the site. Once we've checked that it sells ads, it goes live in the directory.
- How much does advertising cost?
- It depends on the audience. A banner on a small blog can cost a few dollars, and an ad spot in a national newspaper can cost thousands. Each listing shows its audience next to its prices to help you decide.
Ready to find your next ad spot?
Start browsing and we'll help you find the right fit.