Meta Audience Network
Global advertiser demand and app monetisation
A working market map for teams assessing where demand, supply and monetisation actually sit. Platforms are grouped by the resources they control, the operating models they support and the practical access requirements that matter before a test.
The index is organised by industry role rather than platform count. Search by name, category, market role or integration term, then open the full bilingual research and platform materials.
Global advertiser demand and app monetisation
Short-video ad demand and third-party app inventory
User acquisition, interactive creative and ad monetisation
First-party signals, machine learning and ROAS optimisation
Russia, CIS and regional traffic
MMP, SKAN, deep links and multi-channel attribution
Live gifting, content products and advertising as a second curve
Mobile advertising, MAX mediation and developer growth
Shopping intent, retail media and demand-side buying
Game ecosystem, ad network and creation tools
Content recommendations, native traffic and performance marketing
Community context, Conversation Ads and brand safety
Mobile social, AR creative and young-user reach
Visual discovery, shopping intent and purchase planning
Real-time conversation, trends and public discourse
Professional context, content and B2B demand
Music, podcast and audio marketing
Programmatic buying, data and CTV
Retail media, shopping intent and product ads
Content discovery, native traffic and performance marketing
Sell-side platform, CTV and premium inventory
Sell-side platform, inventory and monetisation
Data, identity and omnichannel advertising
App monetisation, mediation and bidding
Web ads, content monetisation and publisher revenue
Huawei devices, app distribution and global reach
OPPO devices, traffic and app distribution
Short-video content, emerging markets and performance ads
Xiaomi device ecosystem and global distribution
Game demand, developer supply and monetisation
Creative-led mobile advertising and game growth
Regional supply, emerging markets and mobile demand
Mediation, growth and monetisation under Unity Grow
Mobile attribution, deep links, SKAN and fraud prevention
Preloads, OEM traffic and app discovery
Independent exchange, seller value and inventory governance
If you are comparing ad networks, mediation, DSP/SSP, attribution or retail-media platforms, share the product type, primary markets, traffic sources, current monetisation stack and integration objective. We will map the relevant roles and priority first, then flag the integration, settlement and compliance points that matter before a test.
A five-step operator framework for matching the business task, validating inventory and comparing commercial, technical and compliance fit.
Separate user acquisition, monetisation, attribution, mediation, retail media or brand reach. Do not compare different roles with one metric set.
Confirm target countries, traffic types, devices, content contexts and account eligibility. Listed reach is not the same as available inventory.
Check CPM, CPA, CPS, RTB, floors, revenue share, payment cycle, thresholds, currencies, refunds and tax.
Assess SDKs, APIs, server-to-server events, privacy consent, test environments, reporting latency, attribution windows and deletion.
Use reversible A/B or geo tests to measure eCPM, fill rate, ARPDAU, ROAS, latency and retention before expanding.
Compare impression value with fill and traffic quality.
Low fill may signal weak demand, geo limits or setup issues.
Useful for monetisation efficiency, but not a substitute for retention or LTV.
Read with attribution windows, organic lift and cash collection.
Used for long-term payback and channel quality.
Developers must check SDK size, permissions, initialisation timing and crash risk.
Use the same role language across business, product, marketing and engineering when comparing platforms.
Connects advertiser demand with publisher or app inventory and may manage delivery, bidding or yield.
Allocates requests among multiple ad sources and compares monetisation outcomes for developers.
Demand-side platform used by advertisers to buy inventory, manage audiences and optimise campaigns.
Supply-side platform used by publishers to manage inventory, pricing and demand connections.
A programmatic marketplace that matches buy and sell demand through bidding.
Measures installs, events and channel contribution, including SKAN, deep links and fraud controls.
Retail platforms use shopping data and on-site or off-site inventory to sell advertising.
eCPM is revenue per thousand impressions; fill rate is the share of requests matched with demand.
Daily revenue per active user, lifetime value and acquisition return on ad spend.
Mediation manages demand sources; bidding allows real-time competition. They are often combined.
Answers match the FAQPage structured data and are written for teams comparing platform roles, access requirements and commercial fit.
The index helps you locate platforms by industry role. Each detail page explains the business model, traffic source, access path, strengths, constraints and bilingual research.
Start with the business objective such as user acquisition, monetisation, attribution, mediation or retail media, then compare regions, traffic quality, settlement, technical cost and compliance.
A platform may control several resources at once. A game engine can provide ads and mediation, while an ad network can represent both demand and supply. Categories describe the primary role, not an exclusive boundary.
All 36 platforms have Chinese and English detail pages. This index also has Chinese and English versions connected through canonical and reciprocal hreflang.
No. The profiles explain roles and commercial logic. A real integration still requires checks for account eligibility, geographies, payments, privacy, SDKs, bidding, settlement and current official policies.
Use the official source link on each card or detail page, and treat the latest developer documentation, policy centre and commercial contract as authoritative.
eCPM measures revenue per impression, fill rate measures demand coverage, ARPDAU measures daily revenue per active user, and ROAS or LTV measures acquisition payback. A single metric can produce the wrong conclusion.
Mediation manages multiple demand sources and request priority, while bidding lets sources bid in real time. Modern mediation commonly supports both waterfall and bidding and must be compared on yield, latency and operating cost.
Check account eligibility, supported regions, SDK size and permissions, initialisation timing, privacy consent, test mode, payment thresholds, reporting APIs, support responsiveness and the latest policy version.
It is a role-based discovery and comparison starting point, not a substitute for live pricing, traffic tests, regional inventory checks, contract review and actual eCPM or ROAS data.
Direct links to each platform’s public website or developer/business entry. Program terms, inventory and policies must be rechecked before integration.
Official source pages are provided for verification. Some program names or availability may vary by market.
From role selection and mediation/bidding to SDK integration, store publishing and operations, we define the next step around actual traffic and commercial goals.
Platform role review · mediation and bidding · SDK/API integration · store publishing · operations

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