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Buy years of ad space

You don't own the site. You book its advertising slots for one to five years, and the price you agree today is the price for the whole term.

One price, twenty quarters.

Each column below is three months of the term. The bars get taller because you get more ad space as the site grows. The price per ad stays flat the whole way across.

  • Fixed rate, agreed before you sign
  • You see exactly how many ads run each quarter
  • You can pass the deal on if you sell your business
Year 1Year 2Year 3Year 4Year 5

Bar height = ad space that quarter. Price per ad = the same in every bar.

Why buy years in advance

Because the price is set against the audience the site has today. If that audience grows, you keep paying the old price. Put your own numbers in and see the gap.

Percent. Enter a minus number to see it shrink.

You pay, locked
If the price tracked the audience
Difference

These are the numbers you typed, not a forecast and not a promise. Nobody knows what a site’s audience will do.

Mockup · not real data Mockup of an affiliate partner dashboard showing daily deposits, revenue and commission across a month.
This is a mockup

Every number in this image is made up. It is a drawing of what a partner dashboard looks like, not a real account and not anyone’s results.

It also shows what the site owner earns from their gambling partner. If you buy ad space you don’t receive that money — you get the ad slots. It’s here to show the shape of a site whose audience is worth advertising to, and why getting in before that curve steepens is the point.

Where the upside comes from

  • The price is fixed to today’s audience. Growth after that is free to you.
  • You get in before the site is competitive to advertise on.
  • You can plan spend years out instead of rebidding every quarter.

Where it goes wrong

  • The audience shrinks and you’re locked in above the market.
  • The traffic grows but stops converting for what you sell.
  • You owe the rest of the term either way.

Sites you can advertise on

What's in the price

TermPrice per yearAds per yearPaid
1 yearTODO: priceTODO: volumeTODO: schedule
3 yearsTODO: priceTODO: volumeTODO: schedule
5 yearsTODO: priceTODO: volumeTODO: schedule

Prices are set per site, because ad space on a football site isn't worth the same as ad space on a crypto guide.

A fixed price is not a guaranteed result. You're locking in what the ads cost, not what they're worth. If the site's audience shrinks, or your ads stop converting, you still owe the rest of the term. Model that before signing a five-year deal.

Get new ad space as it opens Most sites sell before they reach this page.

Questions

What exactly am I buying?
Advertising slots on a website, for a set number of years, at a set price. Nothing else. You don't get a share of the site, its revenue or its sale price.
What if the ads don't run?
Delivery is counted by the site's ad server and reported to you every quarter. A short quarter is made good in the next one. If it still isn't made good after two quarters, you get a pro-rata credit — or that portion refunded if the term has ended.
What if I don't use all my ad space?
It rolls forward one quarter, then expires. Unused volume isn't refundable, so the schedule is worth planning against rather than banking.
Can I get out early?
Not in the first twelve months. After that, either side can end it on ninety days' written notice, with an exit fee of one quarter's payment.
What if the site gets sold?
Your agreement runs with the site, so a new owner takes on the remaining term at the same rate.