AI-NATIVE CTV & VIDEO AD SERVER

Serve. Measure.
Prove.

An ad server for CTV and video that records what happened between the bid and the payment, and shows you where the revenue went.

EVERY AD REQUEST MAKES THIS CROSSING REQUEST BID RENDER BEACON PAID Ad call arrives Auction runs Creative plays Impression confirmed Counted for billing EVERY STEP RECORDED, PER REQUEST
Why teams switch

When fill drops,
the reason is in the log.

A drop in fill has a cause, and the cause is recorded. Four things the platform does with that.

  1. 01

    Every request records what happened to it

    If a request didn't turn into revenue, the log shows whether the creative failed to render, the beacon never landed, or attribution broke.

  2. 02

    You're not paying for bots

    Invalid traffic is filtered before the auction, not refunded after the invoice.

  3. 03

    You're not selling at last month's price

    Your rates keep up with what buyers will actually pay, without anyone on your team having to sit and recalculate them.

  4. 04

    A mistake doesn't cost you the weekend

    If an automated pricing change starts hurting revenue, it rolls itself back before the damage adds up. No war room, no lost day.

AI at the core

The auction runs itself.
You keep the controls.

Every other platform added AI to a dashboard. We put it inside the auction, where the money actually moves.

What happens on a single ad request
  1. Score the trafficReal user or bot
  2. Set the priceWhat buyers will pay now
  3. Run the auctionEvery source at once
  4. Log the decisionInputs, call, result
The auction in 41ms. Floors re-tuned continuously from what actually filled.

You stop underselling

Prices keep pace with demand. Nobody recalculates by hand.

You stop paying for bots

Invalid traffic is filtered before the auction, so it does not reach your invoice.

You catch a bad day early

Revenue drifts, you hear about it that morning.

Nothing is tested on you

A change ships only after it beats what you run today.

Interoperability

Drops into your stack
without the rebuild.

Every protocol you already use. Every format your audience watches. Every way you buy and sell.

Protocols, auctions, and privacy frameworks. Native, not adapted.
OpenRTB 2.6
Real-time bidding spec
VAST 4.2
Video ad serving
Prebid
Client & Server
Header Bidding
Unified auction
Google IMA
Player-side SDK
Consent signals
Passed on every request
Every screen. Every inventory type your audience sees.
Video
Instream & outstream
CTV / OTT
Big screen, server-side
Mobile In-App
iOS · Android · SDK
Display
Web & mobile web
Desktop
Web video players
Audio
Podcast · streaming
Open auctions and private deals, orchestrated in the same waterfall.
Open Auction
Marketplace-wide
PMP
Invite-only pools
Preferred
Fixed-price first look
Guaranteed
Reserved inventory
Direct / IO
Contracted placements
Global Scale

Wherever your audience is,
the auction answers fast.

Your audience doesn't wait for an ad to load, wherever they are. Slow pages lose viewers and lose fill, so the auction is built to answer in milliseconds and the decision is served through a global CDN edge.

Delivered through a global CDN edge. Auctions decided in milliseconds, wherever your audience is.

Who it's for

Built for both sides of the deal.

Publishers want more revenue. Advertisers want to know what they're buying. One platform solves both, because we built it that way on purpose.

Supply Side

For Publishers

Your waterfall and your direct deals in one auction, a record of every request, and an on-call rotation that actually sleeps.

Earn more on every impression →
Direct Sales

For Direct Campaigns

Book, traffic, pace, and report on your direct and IO campaigns in the same server as your programmatic. No second ad server to reconcile.

Run direct campaigns here →
Measured
Impressions are what gets billed
41ms
Median auction latency, p50 global
ads.txt
Validated per publisher; sellers.json published; supply chain on every request
Same day
From event to queryable log
Ecosystem

Works with the partners you already use.

Standards-native: OpenRTB 2.6, VAST 4.2, Prebid.js, consent signals on every request. If your partners speak the spec, they connect.

How billing is calculated

Invoices are built from
measured impressions.

Revenue share is computed from impressions recorded in the period, at the effective CPM observed per demand source. Marketplace revenue is excluded from that base so a single impression is not counted in two places.

If the period totals don't reconcile, the close job halts that account and no invoice is issued until it does.

Ready when you are

See your lift in the first billing cycle.

Tell us how much you're selling or buying. We'll model the revenue impact and show you the integration path. Most integrations go live in days, not quarters.