Smartly boost your viewability, effortlessly. Three display strategies plus optional AI scheduling, all measured against a clean benchmark.
Structural viewability gaps suppress vCPM and weaken every pitch you make to buyers.
Your ad inventory stays high quality, and mobile inventory in particular becomes viewable, therefore more valuable.
High inventory standards and better viewability appeal directly to the advertisers you want.
The higher the value, the higher the eCPMs you can achieve, and the bigger the demand for your inventory.
Every feature is set to On, Off, or Auto per Ad Unit, grouped by how much they touch the user experience.
Tools invisible to users, such as the Rotator and Smart Lazy Loader, that still make a real difference to your revenue.
Tools such as Scroll Slower and Ad Holder that slightly affect how the user interacts with ads, gently.
Tools such as the Compressor and Slot Inserter, which directly change how ads are placed on your page.
The scheduler decides per Ad Unit which feature combinations fire on what share of pageviews, targets your viewability rate, and recalibrates daily.
90% of Domain traffic runs under the module and 10% is a clean benchmark sample, and every request carries yb_vtf so uplift is traceable end to end.
Everything you need to maximize programmatic viewability, on your terms.
Once the tools are live, the viewability of your ad inventory rises, and you can see exactly by how much.
Your ad inventory is kept at a standard that suits your content, instead of dragging it down.
Better viewability and quality raise the value of your inventory for buyers and help you achieve higher eCPMs.
You decide how much impact on the user experience you are willing to accept. Ad Holding is off by default.
Yes, we need access to Google Ad Manager for two purposes: to do the setup (create the necessary key values and Line Items, validate that there are no technical obstacles, and so on, with the exact scope differing per product), and to gather data for performance reporting.
Once you add the Yieldbird Tag, you do not have to change it at all, regardless of changing a product's setup, adding new Ad Units, or testing new products. The Tag implemented during onboarding is sufficient.
For each GAM account you get a separate Workspace. Multiple GAM accounts cannot share one Workspace, because of how each product is configured in the Platform.
No. Regardless of which product you use, you can cancel anytime with immediate notice.
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