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AdSpeed is a hosted ad server, so there is no software to install and no server of your own to keep patched. It rotates creatives, targets by geography and device, and reports impressions and clicks to whoever bought the slot. The price is the reason to look: this is the cheapest published entry point of any ad server in this directory. Support and reporting are what people say they stay for.
Plans start at $9.95 a month, stated in prose alongside no contract, a free trial and a money back guarantee. The tier table itself renders below that sentence and did not come back in a capture, so what is quotable is the floor the vendor states in words rather than the full ladder. Expect the usual shape of this category above it, where impressions and advertiser counts separate the tiers. The trial is stated to exist without a length attached.
A publisher who sold the slot and wants somebody else to run the server. This is the cheapest published entry point of any ad server here, which makes it the sensible first paid step up from serving ads by hand. Anybody who needs the ad data inside their own database, or who cannot send delivery logs to a third party, wants a self-hosted server instead.
Ask what the entry tier's impression allowance is before committing, since that is the number the published floor does not carry and it is what decides whether $9.95 is the real price for your traffic. Against AdPlugg's free tier this only makes sense once you are past a hundred thousand impressions a month.
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Run your own ad server and keep the whole sale
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An ad manager built for small local publishers
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Ad serving that starts free and bills by impression
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