There are no tiers.
No Starter, no Pro, no Enterprise, and nothing to compare across three columns. There is one model for advertisers — CPM bidding from a $1.00 minimum against a prepaid wallet — and for earners there is no price at all.
You pay per thousand impressions, out of a balance you funded.
Stated plainly: there is no monthly fee, no minimum contract, and no lifetime budget cap. You deposit into a wallet, bid a CPM, and set a daily budget per campaign.
CPM bidding from $1.00
You bid a CPM — a price per thousand impressions — and $1.00 is the current minimum bid. That single number is the price. There is no plan to pick above or below it.
Prepaid wallet
You deposit first and impressions are billed against that balance. Spend cannot run ahead of what you funded, so no invoice arrives after delivery.
Daily budget per campaign
Each campaign carries its own daily budget, which is how you pace spend. There is no lifetime campaign cap — the control is a daily one.
No chargeback exposure
Funds are collected before any impression is billed. Nothing is extended on credit, so there is no downstream collection step.
Reviewed before serving
Every ad passes review before it can be delivered. Review is part of the product, not a paid add-on.
Billed on qualified impressions
A sponsored line must be visible for at least 5 seconds to count, and at least 20 seconds separate one impression from the next.
bid
CPM · $1.00 current minimum
funding
prepaid wallet · deposit before delivery
pacing
daily budget · per campaign · no lifetime cap
not charged
no monthly fee · no contract · no per-seat
The $1.00 minimum is a current default rather than a permanent guarantee. What will not change is the shape: one bid, one prepaid balance, no plan ladder.
Free, and there is no version that is not.
Earning costs nothing. The numbers that matter on this side are not prices but limits, so here they are before anything else.
50%
50% revenue share
Half the revenue from a sponsored line you actually saw is credited to your balance.
$2.00
Capped at $2.00 a day
Once a day reaches $2.00, further impressions accrue nothing until the next day begins.
$10.00
Capped at $10.00 a week
The weekly ceiling, and the binding one. Five days at the daily maximum reaches it.
$10.00
$10.00 minimum withdrawal
A payout can be requested once your available balance reaches $10.00, by PayPal, crypto, or bank transfer.
7-day settlement before a reward is withdrawable
Rewards stay pending for 168 hours while the fraud checks run, then become available. At the weekly cap, that puts a first payout roughly a week out from when you start.
PayPal, crypto, or bank transfer
Three payout methods, all from the same $10.00 minimum. Referring another earner adds a 10% bonus, and a referral cap applies per referred account rather than per referrer.
The caps and the share are current defaults and can change. That there is a cap will not — a single account earns at most $2.00 a day and $10.00 a week at present settings.
What you are not charged for.
Most pricing pages are a list of what you pay. Since there is only one thing to pay for here, the useful list is the other one.
One caveat worth stating rather than burying: a payout provider may charge its own fee for moving money. We do not publish a number for that, because it is theirs and not ours.
Read the FAQ- No subscription and no monthly fee — for advertisers or earners.
- No setup fee and no minimum contract.
- No per-seat pricing.
- No platform fee taken out of a withdrawal beyond what the payout provider itself charges.
- No charge for ad review, campaign creation, or the fraud checks that run behind them.
One bid, one balance, two sides.
Fund a wallet and bid a CPM, or install the extension and take half the revenue on lines you were going to scroll past anyway.