Formats

The full format catalogue, mobile through CTV.

Every format below trades in the same unified auction and settles on the same CPM terms, from the opt-in full screen units that anchor game economies to the overlays and pods that monetize television. Pick by what your product tolerates in the way of interruption, then let the auction do the pricing. Each page defines the format, its mechanics, where it belongs, the specs that ship with it and the policy it is held to.

8 formatsMobile + CTVSpecs in the docsPlacement policy enforced
How to choose

By interruption tolerance, then by app type.

FormatInterruptionTypical placementSuitsEarning profile
RewardedUser-chosenValue-exchange momentsGames, economy appsStrong; consented attention
InterstitialHigh, at breaksLevel ends, transitionsGames, task appsStrong per show; cap-sensitive
Banner / MRECLowAnchored, inlineUtility, contentSteady baseline layer
NativeLowFeeds, listingsContent and social appsSteady; engagement-led
PlayableMediumInside interstitial and rewarded slotsGame demandStrong where game demand trades
OfferwallUser-chosenStore, home, moment-of-needGames with currencyIncremental; non-payers
CTV videoBreak-basedPre, mid, post-roll podsCTV apps, FASTHighest CPMs in the catalogue
CTV pauseNonePause overlayStreaming with pause surfaceIncremental non-break revenue

The table is qualitative on purpose. Relative earning profiles vary by geo, genre and season; current ranges live in the eCPM benchmarks report rather than in marketing copy.

CTV formats behave differently from mobile formats: they are break-based or overlay-based, measured server-side, and documented on their own pages. Every format must follow the placement rules in the publisher policy.

Format planning

The right format for the right moment.

Bring your app type and your tolerance for interruption. Onboarding returns a format mix with placement points, not a list of everything we can serve.

Rewarded · Interstitial · Banner · Native · Playable · Offerwall · CTV video · CTV pause