Pyrobid gives any website its own branded, self-serve ad portal. It is built for independent publishers: bloggers, niche and hobby sites, forums, local news and directories that want to sell ads directly instead of relying only on ad networks. There is no traffic minimum.
Setup takes a few minutes. Add your logo and colours, mark out your ad spots, set a floor price for each one and paste a single tag on your site. Your portal lives at yourbrand.pyrobid.com, or on your own domain (for example ads.yoursite.com) on the Pro plan.
Advertisers do the rest themselves. They register on your portal, add funds, upload banner or native ads, choose their targeting and bid above your floor. You approve ads before they run, or switch on auto-approval. When several advertisers want the same spot, delivery is shared in proportion to their bids, so the price finds its own level.
You keep 100% of every deal on the Starter and Pro plans. Pyrobid charges a flat monthly fee and takes no revenue share. Take payment however you already get paid: a voucher credits the advertiser's account, and cards work through your own Stripe account if you connect one. Pyrobid never holds your money.
Nothing you run today has to go. Your AdSense or other ad network code stays on as the fallback for impressions nobody has bought.
Advertisers get what they expect from a professional ad server: targeting by device, browser and operating system, location down to city, language, day and hour, ISP and carrier, keywords, domains and categories; frequency caps, budgets and pacing; conversion tracking; and reports on impressions, clicks and conversions. An impression is billed only when viewable (50% of the ad on screen for more than 300 milliseconds), with bot and crawler detection and duplicate-click suppression.
Formats: 12 standard banner sizes from 320x50 to 970x250, sticky banners, interstitials, native ads and newsletter sponsorship slots.
The ad server behind Pyrobid has served over 1 billion impressions. Plans start at $29.99 a month with a 14-day free trial, and a read-only live demo is open to anyone.
