State a budget.
The rest is derived.
Bid, daily pacing, handoff probability, quality score — none of it is asked of you. The exchange computes them from a monthly budget and shows you, in currency, the most a single handoff can ever cost.
Paste the key you were issued.
During the pilot, advertiser keys are issued by hand. The key stays in this tab's memory and is never stored — closing the tab is enough to be rid of it.
Enter a key and the sections below open.
Six fields, two minutes.
- monthly budget
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- daily budget
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- confirmation
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- campaign id
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- most one handoff can cost
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One thing left: paste this on your page
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Anywhere in the body will do. The script reads the token off the arrival URL, writes no cookie and no storage, and breaks nothing if it fails.
Confirming from your server
Arrivals carry ?cad=<token>. Post that value back with your advertiser key and the charge is captured.
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Use the approval queue
There is nothing to install. Review arrivals in the queue below and approve the ones you want to pay for. Approving is what bills.
Waiting on you to confirm.
Nothing here has been billed. Only what you approve is billed.
What has gone out so far.
Every figure comes straight from the exchange ledger. This page computes nothing.
Let what you already run do the confirming.
Signed webhooks from Vercel, Stripe and the like become your confirmation signal. The webhook secret is derived rather than stored and is shown exactly once. The provider event is a way of confirming, never the billable event itself.
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