Display & MREC
IAB sizes with lazy load and viewability gates so you are not selling empty pixels.
Supply-side
Register websites, mobile apps, or CTV channels. Compete demand in a unified auction, keep floor and layout control, and get paid Net 30 if you are a direct publisher.
Set floor prices by geo and format. Block categories and domains. Cap frequency. Route premium placements to preferred deals and let open auction fill the rest.
IAB sizes with lazy load and viewability gates so you are not selling empty pixels.
High-impact units with playable and video support, plus user-friendly frequency limits.
In-feed native, outstream, instream, and connected TV pods from the same account.
Yield
A hard global floor looks tidy and often kills fill in geos and sizes that still have demand. Amli Media treats floors as a live signal, not a one-time setting.
eCPM, fill, timeout rate, and floor vs. clear by placement — so yield work is measured, not guessed.
Quality
Brand buyers pay more when they trust what sits next to their creative. You keep control of adjacency; we keep bad ads off the page.
Malware, cloaking, and deceptive landing pages are blocked before render. Your users see real brands, not scam units that tank trust and session time.
Block IAB categories, domains, and creative types at account or placement level. Landing-page and malware checks on creatives before they render.
Viewability gates, lazy load, and frequency caps so ads do not wreck Core Web Vitals or push users into accidental clicks.
Payments
Many exchanges sit at Net 45 or Net 60. Direct publishers on Amli Media are paid Net 30 from the end of the calendar month, once the minimum payout is met and the month is closed in reporting.
You own or operate the site, app, or CTV channel. You can prove inventory rights. You are not arbitraging another network’s tags.
Direct status is confirmed at onboarding. If your setup is a hybrid (owned properties plus a small network), we split terms by supply type so owned inventory still gets Net 30.
Why publishers switch
Yield teams compare SSPs on demand depth, control, speed to cash, and whether the partner is exclusive. These are the gaps we close.
Keep Google, your wrapper, and other SSPs. We compete in the same auction. No 12-month lock-in for a first test.
Prebid.js, Prebid Server, and OpenRTB so you are not stuck with a slow JS tag once volume grows.
Open auction plus PMPs. Brand and performance buyers on display, native, video, and CTV — not remnant-only networks.
Placement-level eCPM, fill, and timeouts. Impression logs for partners who reconcile in their own warehouse.
TCF, GDPR, and CCPA signals passed in the bid stream. No selling of publisher user data as a side product.
A real contact for floors, deals, and creative issues — not a rotating ticket queue after you go live.
We map placements, agree floors, and go live on a test endpoint.
No. Demand is non-exclusive. You can keep other SSPs, Prebid partners, and direct sales.
Direct publishers are paid Net 30 after the month of delivery, with placement-level reporting.
OpenRTB, Prebid, and a JavaScript tag. All three hit the same auction.