First-party ad signal.

For websites

Register your domain, define ad slots and sizes, paste one lean first-party snippet per slot. No third-party tracking scripts on your pages.

For campaigns

Create a flight, set a click URL and total show limit, upload banners that match exact pixel sizes, then start. Reach viewers common ad blockers often hide from third-party networks.

Privacy by design

Non-intrusive display ads. No third-party trackers. No behavioral profiles. Serving and assets stay first-party.

For webmasters

We do not load third-party tracking JS on your pages. A small first-party embed fetches the ad from this network. That keeps weight off your critical path so you are less likely to slow the page or hurt conversion rates the way heavy ad tags do.

Common ad blockers target known third-party ad domains and trackers. Signal serves first-party, so those filters typically do not blank your slots the way they blank exchange tags.

For advertisers

Your creatives run as clean display banners, not a maze of retargeting pixels. Delivery stays on this network. You get shows and clicks without buying into a third-party surveillance stack.

Because Signal is not a common third-party ad domain, your ads are far more likely to appear for people who run everyday ad blockers, who never see inventory from the big exchanges.

Shared upside

Privacy is the product, not a footer disclaimer. No behavioral profiles. No mystery scripts. Webmasters keep a faster, cleaner site. Advertisers keep a path to real people. Both sides get inventory that common blockers are not built to erase.