Perch Ads
Cookie-free advertising network
What it does
Your best advertiser is already reading your site. Perch lets people pay you for advertising space directly. Perch puts you, the website owner, in the drivers seat and doesn't invade your customer's privacy. Perch removes the complexity of programmatic advertising and enables ads to be listed in seconds rather than days.
Sell ad space on your website at a price you set. An ad network with no traffic minimum and no approval queue — for the small and local sites AdSense pays pennies and the big networks turn down.
AdSense pays a small site pennies and will not pay out below $100. The big ad networks want 25,000 pageviews before they will talk to you. Perch lets you monetise your website from the first reader — at a daily rate you choose. Rejected by AdSense? Read this first . Or compare every ad network by what it actually requires. A working slot, not a picture of one. See what your advertisers see when publishing an ad — no account needed to look. Your draft, in this browser only. Nobody else can see it, and it was never sent to us. Edit · Clear A reader who runs a shop, a studio or a service can book your slot in about two minutes, no salesperson and no minimum spend. It’s…from perchads.com
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