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How to add an open RTB endpoint

How to create open RTB endpoint

Updated over a year ago

Please go to the section Feeds.

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In case you want to test open RTB integration you don’t need integration format, because we use OPEN RTB Version 2.5

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Please visit Feed section



Please press the button “Add Feed”

Fill up the following info:

(1) Feed name

(2) Stream - the niche or vertical of your advertisement. Currently, these options are supported: Mainstream(non-adult) / Adult-all / Adult-gay / Adult-cartoons / Adult-transexual



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IMPORTANT: Do not choose "Mainstream" if your ad or landing page contains adult-related content.

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IMPORTANT: Choose open RTB endpoints as feed type.

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(3) Ad type - or ad formats.

(4) Endpoint URL

If your ads are aggressive (i.e., not Google-friendly), please check the "Aggressive" checkbox. Our team may change it at its discretion.

(5) - Targeting sources. You can add the white of the blocklist of sub-IDs and the white of the blocklist of domains.

IMPORTANT: Domains White and Blocklist do not work together. You can choose only or White list, or a Block list.

(6) - GEO. You can choose the location of the traffic:

  • "Worldwide" (by default) means that you'll get impressions from all GEOs around the globe.

  • "Only specific countries" - means that you can pick up any GEO you want and launch your campaign only among those countries.

(7) - Devices. You can choose specific devices, platforms, browsers, and connection types in this section.

(8) - Traffic filters:

  • Block returned traffic — if a network wins, but returns the visitor click back, and your bid is next, you can filter it out.

  • Block noref traffic — block traffic with an empty Referrer HTTP header.

  • Block nocookie traffic — block traffic without an IP or user agent (if we cannot identify/detect it for some reason).

  • Block WebView traffic — block traffic without a website header (usually this is traffic from apps that can open websites).

  • Block nonunique traffic — block if a visitor has just seen another ad.

(9) - Proxy filters:

  • Anonymizing VPN services

  • Tor Exit Nodes

  • Hosting Provider, Data Center, or CDN

  • Public Proxies

  • Web Proxies

  • Search Engine Robots

Press create and send to review.


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More detailed information about requests and responses for the following ad formats:



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