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8 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Ad serving that starts free and bills by impression
AdPlugg starts free and then bills by impression served, hosted rather than the self-installed PHP application Revive Adserver runs on your own server.
Ads on your site, paid out by Google
Google AdSense sells the ad inventory for you, which is what Revive Adserver's own advice points toward for anyone hoping software alone will fill their slots.
Ad management for sites past 25,000 pageviews
Raptive's sales team finds and sells the ads for a site past 25,000 pageviews, the opposite trade from Revive Adserver's software that only counts what a publisher has already sold.
Ads without tracking, for developer sites
EthicalAds sells the placements to developer-focused advertisers directly, removing the selling job Revive Adserver assumes a publisher is already doing.
Display ads with no traffic minimum to join
Infolinks sells the placements through its own network with no traffic minimum, rather than counting impressions on inventory a publisher has already sold themselves.
Run your own ad server and keep the whole sale
AdButler charges a subscription for the same self-hosted-style ad serving Revive Adserver gives away free, trading a monthly bill for a lighter setup.
Hosted ad serving from under ten dollars
AdSpeed hosts the ad server for you from under ten dollars a month, skipping the PHP install and database Revive Adserver needs set up first.
An ad manager built for small local publishers
Broadstreet is built and hosted specifically for small local publishers, without the server maintenance Revive Adserver asks its users to take on.
