Your ad operations, finally in one place.
Ads Glue unifies ad serving, header bidding, and direct-sold campaigns into a single dashboard — so your revenue team spends less time firefighting and more time growing yield.
30-minute walkthrough · No commitment
Ad server + header bidding, side by side
Change a floor in Prebid and see the Ad Manager impact in the same view. Ads Glue keeps both systems in sync so nothing falls through the cracks.
- Visual Prebid partner & timeout management
- Line item and placement sync with GAM
- Floor testing with automatic rollback
Direct-sold campaigns your sales team loves
Book, traffic, and pace direct deals without a trafficking ticket queue. Pacing alerts and client-ready reports come standard.
- Self-serve insertion orders
- Automatic pacing & delivery alerts
- White-label advertiser reports
Protect readers, respect consent
Block malvertising and heavy creatives automatically, and serve privacy-safe ads that honor your CMP's consent signals in every region.
- Creative scanning & category blocks
- GDPR / CCPA-aware serving
- OneTrust & Sourcepoint integrations
Live in days, not quarters
OAuth into Google Ad Manager and import your Prebid config. No code changes on day one.
Price floors, ad layouts, brand-safety blocks, and pacing rules — configured once, enforced everywhere.
Dashboards, anomaly alerts, and a weekly yield report your whole newsroom can understand.
Works with your stack
Simple pricing, no revenue share
Flat monthly plans. Every dollar of lift is yours.
- Up to 10M monthly impressions
- 1 site
- Core revenue analytics
- Email support
- Up to 50M monthly impressions
- 5 sites
- Header bidding optimization
- Slack support
- Quarterly yield review
- Unlimited impressions & sites
- Dedicated account manager
- 99.9% uptime SLA
- Custom integrations
Publishers who made the switch
“We consolidated three tools into Ads Glue and lifted programmatic revenue 23% in the first quarter.”
“Setup took an afternoon. Our two-person ops team now does the work we used to outsource.”
“The anomaly alerts alone paid for the subscription — we caught a broken bidder in hours, not weeks.”