Earn from your site

Paste one tag. We place ads that load late, sit still and respect your readers, and you keep 70% of what advertisers pay, 75% once you pass 50,000 sessions a month.

Your tag
<!-- paste once, before </body> -->
<script async src="https://marketoneweb.com/ads.js"
  data-pub="PUB_ID"></script>

ads.txt

marketoneweb.com, PUB_ID, DIRECT
Check install Tag found

Make every page pay without making it worse

Most ad setups trade speed and trust for revenue. Ours is built so you do not have to.

Keep 70% to 75%

Your share of every paid impression and click, printed per site per day. Paid ads clear a US$0.50 eCPM reserve, so your space is never sold for less.

Pages stay fast

Each slot reserves its height first and fills only as it nears the screen. Layout shift stays at zero; Core Web Vitals show in your dashboard.

Readers stay private

No cookies, no storage, no cross-site IDs. Ads match your page’s topic, so our own ads need no consent banner.

How it works

Get started in a few steps

The sign-up chat reads your site, checks it and hands you the tag. A person approves it before paid ads run.

  1. 1. Tell us your site

    Paste your address. The chat reads the home page, picks your topics and checks it suits the network.

    Check my site
    Site check
    • Home page readTitle, headings and words on the page
    • TopicsTabletop, games
    • No adult content or piracyRefused at the door
    • Not crowded with ad tagsHeavy pages go to review
    In reviewA person approves every new site
  2. 2. We set up your slots

    Paste the tag and add one ads.txt line. It places an in-content slot every few paragraphs below the fold, a sticky sidebar on desktop and an anchor bar on phones. Or mark your own slots.

    Get the tag
    yoursite.com/article
    In-content · reserved before it fills
    In-content
    Sticky sidebar
  3. 3. Launch and learn

    Earnings, sessions and page speed by site and by day in your dashboard. A built-in layout test keeps the ad layout that earns most without costing reading time.

    Open the dashboard
    Your site/me/ads
    Sessions—
    Seen impressions—
    Earnings—

    Your numbers appear here from the first seen impression: counted at 50% in view for one second.

How you get paid

Two tiers, both printed here. Managed sites get reviewed setups and the higher share.

Demand comes from Market One’s own advertisers, our OpenRTB exchange and, as each account opens, Prebid header bidding and Google Ad Manager. One auction picks the best price for each slot. Payouts are being set up through Stripe Connect: monthly, net 30, US$50 minimum.

Your shareMarket One Ads
JourneySelf-serve, any size
70%
ManagedOver 50,000 sessions a month
75%

Of what advertisers pay for ads on your pages. Reserve price US$0.50 eCPM.

Built with reader trust in mind

What we refuse matters as much as what we sell.

Clearly labelled

Every ad says Sponsored, names the advertiser’s domain and links to an Ad info page.

Checked both ways

We review every site and every campaign. Bots, data-centre traffic and click spikes are filtered and flagged before anyone is charged.

Seen-only counting

An impression counts at 50% in view for one second with the tab visible. Advertisers trust the numbers, so they keep buying.

Questions publishers ask

Is there a minimum traffic level?
No, for the self-serve Journey tier. Managed starts at 50,000 sessions a month.
Can I keep AdSense or another network?
Yes. Mark your own slots and leave the rest alone, or put a data-m1-noads element on pages you want left clear.
Which sites are refused?
Adult content and piracy. Thin pages and pages already crowded with ad tags go to a person for review.
What goes in ads.txt?
One line, marketoneweb.com, PUB_ID, DIRECT, plus each exchange’s line once its account is open. The sign-up chat writes them for you. See ads.txt.
Where do I see my numbers?
In /me/ads: earnings per day per site, sessions, Core Web Vitals and the layout test.

Want to talk to a person about your site?

Most publishers start in the sign-up chat. For a larger site, a group of sites or a managed setup, tell us about it and a person replies by email.

Get connected. Hear what changes.

One short email when the network adds a format, a package or a market. Nothing else.