Accept the ad request
AdWyse accepts the ad request from your player or ad server - without you having to replace your existing infrastructure.
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The rule engine that distributes your ad opportunities regionally and in parallel across multiple demand sources.
AdWyse is the middleware StreamWyse uses to help FAST and VoD providers get more value from every ad opportunity. Instead of relying on a single demand source, AdWyse queries multiple agencies simultaneously and automatically selects the most valuable response.
Get in touchFour steps from request to delivered ad.
AdWyse accepts the ad request from your player or ad server - without you having to replace your existing infrastructure.
The request goes out simultaneously to multiple connected agencies and ad servers, prioritized according to your rules (e.g. geo-targeting, inventory type, willingness to pay).
AdWyse collects the responses from all queried sources and compares them in real time against the relevant criteria.
The most valuable and best-fit ad is delivered - with no noticeable delay for your viewers.
AdWyse connects via a simple URL change in your existing ad server / player configuration. Your existing demand partners remain usable - AdWyse complements them rather than replacing them.
Key benefits
“Interested in a noticeable fill-rate uplift with AdWyse?”
Our whitepaper covers how AdWyse works, how to integrate it, and its economic impact in detail - including real-world examples from live deployments.
Download whitepaper (registration required)AdWyse accepts incoming ad requests, distributes them in parallel to multiple connected agencies and ad servers, consolidates the responses, and automatically delivers the most valuable ad - all in real time, with no noticeable delay.
No. AdWyse is already connected to a wide range of agencies and ad servers. Your existing demand partners can be connected in addition.
Usually a URL change in your existing ad server / player configuration is enough - no need to change your existing infrastructure.