Ad Exchange
Available now

Your auction,
not a reseller's

For publishers, SSP and DSP teams, and networks that need the auction under their own control. Ad Exchange is available now by direct contract and pilot; public self-hosted delivery is Q4 2026 and self-service is Q1 2027.

The problem

Margin stays with the middleman

Every extra exchange between the placement and the bid takes a fee and hides the price the buyer actually offered.

You cannot change the auction

Floors, timeouts, blocked seats, and who is allowed to bid are someone else's settings. You see the outcome, not the rule.

The data leaves with the request

Bid requests, win logs, and user signals sit on a third party's machines. You cannot answer a buyer or a regulator from your own records.

How it works

  1. 1

    Request

    An ad request from your supply hits the exchange you operate.

  2. 2

    Auction

    Eligible bids compete under the floors, blocks, and timeout you set.

  3. 3

    Response

    The winning creative and price go back to the placement.

  4. 4

    Report

    You read requests, bids, wins, and revenue from your own reports.

What you get

Auction you control

Floors, seat blocks, timeouts, and which demand is allowed to bid are settings on your exchange.

Yield decisions stay with your ad ops team.

OpenRTB integration

The bid request and response use OpenRTB 2.6, so DSP and SSP partners can connect with the protocol they already speak.

You are not locked to a private wire format.

Display and video

The exchange serves banner and VAST video. Native is coming soon.

You sell the placements you actually have.

Integrations

Supply and demand connect through the endpoints you already run. The full list is on request.

Integration work is a contract, not a surprise.

Reports you can export

See the auction outcome yourself: requests, bids, wins, and revenue. No third party summarizes it before you do.

Finance and ad ops read the same log.

Two ways to run it

SaaS if we should host it. Self-hosted if the data has to stay on your infrastructure. Same product, different operator.

You pick the data boundary before you sign.

SaaS or self-hosted

Self-service — Q1 2027

We host the service. You get the endpoint, the rules you set, and reporting. You do not run the machines.

Subscription

Fixed monthly fee by traffic tier. Best for teams with steady volume.

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Revenue share

A share of the media spend that runs through the platform, no fixed fee. Best for smaller teams that do not want to commit upfront.

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White-label (custom domain, your logo in the UI and reports) is available on the top subscription tier only.

Self-hosted — Q4 2026

You host it. The auction and the logs stay on your infrastructure. Annual licence per product, priced by traffic tier. Updates and standard support included.

  • Up to 10k QPSTalk to us
  • Up to 50k QPSTalk to us
  • 100k+ QPS (custom)Talk to us

Included in every annual licence: all updates and new versions released during the term, standard support (email, business hours), deployment guidance, full white-label (your servers, your domain, your brand).

Optional add-on: Priority support (SLA, faster response time, named engineer). Talk to us.

  • Available now
  • In development
  • Planned
  • Coming soon

Ad Exchange and SSP are available now by direct contract and pilot. Public self-hosted release: Q4 2026. Self-service (SaaS) release: Q1 2027.

This product on SaaS and self-hosted
TopicSelf-service — Q1 2027Self-hosted — Q4 2026
Status of this productAvailable nowAvailable now
AvailabilityRelease Q1 2027Release Q4 2026; available now by direct contract and pilot
Who runs itWe doYou do
Where the data sitsOn the service we hostOn your infrastructure
UpdatesWe ship themIncluded in the annual licence
White-labelTop subscription tierIncluded
PriceTalk to usTalk to us
Next stepJoin the waitlist (Q1 2027)Request a license (Q4 2026)

Full comparison of SaaS and self-hostedWhat's included

Who it is for

Publishers

Sell placements through an auction you can inspect, instead of handing the request to a chain of resellers.

Ad networks

Put your own supply and the demand you already have on one auction, with rules you write down.

SSP and DSP operators

Add an exchange you license, rather than renting a seat on someone else's stack.

iGaming and e-commerce media buyers

Buy or sell media where the logs stay with the operator of the exchange, not with an extra intermediary.

Integration

From us

Provision the endpoint on SaaS, or hand over the build for self-hosted. We share the request and response contract and sit with your engineers while the first test auction runs.

From you

Point your supply or demand at that endpoint, set floors, blocks, and seats, and confirm who can read the reports.

Steps and time

Four steps: kickoff, endpoint, test auction, go-live. Timing is agreed in the order.

Questions buyers ask

When can I start?

Ad Exchange is available now by direct contract and pilot. Public self-hosted delivery is Q4 2026 and self-service is Q1 2027.

Where does the data live?

On SaaS, we host Ad Exchange. On self-hosted, the auction and the logs stay on your machines. We do not sit a third-party exchange between you and the bidstream unless you add one.

Who do we talk to when something breaks?

You talk to the engineers who build the product. Support scope is whatever the order says. We do not publish a generic uptime or response-time promise.

What security controls are in the contract?

Security terms are part of the order, not a slogan on this page. Ask for the current review pack when you write to us. We will not invent certifications here.

What does it cost?

Price is on request. The pricing page lists self-service and self-hosted, both on request.

Tell us what you want to run

One form for a demo or a license. We reply to the address you enter.