ClickAdilla
Ad network software
Demand side platform (DSP)
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What is ClickAdilla
ClickAdilla is a self-serve advertising network and traffic marketplace used to buy and sell performance-oriented ad inventory. It supports media buyers running campaigns across multiple ad formats and publishers/affiliates monetizing traffic through network offers. The platform focuses on campaign setup, targeting, and tracking/optimization features typical of performance ad networks, with an emphasis on pop and push-style formats alongside more standard placements.
Multiple performance ad formats
ClickAdilla supports several direct-response oriented formats such as pop-under and push notifications, which are commonly used for performance campaigns. This gives buyers options to match format to funnel stage and landing page constraints. For publishers, it provides additional monetization choices beyond standard display placements.
Self-serve campaign workflow
The product provides a self-serve interface for setting up campaigns, selecting targeting, and managing budgets and bids. This model reduces reliance on managed-service operations for day-to-day changes. It is suited to teams that want to launch and iterate campaigns quickly without long onboarding cycles.
Marketplace for buyers and sellers
ClickAdilla operates as a network connecting advertisers with publishers/affiliates, enabling both demand and supply participation. This can simplify sourcing traffic for buyers and monetization for smaller publishers that do not run their own direct sales. The network approach is aligned with performance marketing use cases where rapid testing across sources matters.
Limited enterprise DSP depth
As an ad network, ClickAdilla may not provide the same breadth of programmatic capabilities as full DSPs (for example, deep integrations with multiple exchanges, advanced deal types, or cross-channel orchestration). Organizations needing complex programmatic buying workflows may find feature gaps. This can affect suitability for large brand or agency programmatic teams.
Format mix may constrain brands
A focus on pop/push-style inventory can be less compatible with strict brand-safety, creative, and user-experience requirements. Some advertisers may need more controls, verification, or premium inventory options than a performance network typically offers. This can limit adoption for brand-led campaigns.
Transparency and reporting variability
Ad networks can provide less granular supply-path transparency than platforms built around exchange-level buying and third-party verification. Depending on the available reporting, buyers may have limited visibility into placement-level details and traffic quality diagnostics. Teams with strict governance requirements may need additional validation processes.
Plan & Pricing
Pricing model: Pay-as-you-go (RTB auction; CPM, CPC, Smart CPM, CPA available) Free tier/trial: No public free plan or time-limited trial stated on the vendor site. Example costs / minimum bids & deposits (from ClickAdilla official site):
- General recommended bids (examples shown on homepage): Popunder – $0.32 (CPM); Video (in-stream) – $0.04 (CPM); Banner – $0.0030 (CPM/CPC); Direct Link – $0.0220 (CPC/CPM); Interstitial – $0.1680 (CPM); In-app – $1.50 (CPM/CPC).
- Format-specific minimums called out in help/blog pages: Native: minimum CPC $0.001 and minimum CPM $0.01; Push (web push) minimum CPC starts at $0.005; Tab/direct link minimum bid starts at $0.01; Gallery format: pricing model CPC, min price $0.003 and minimum deposit to launch a Gallery campaign $200.
- General minimum deposit frequently cited across official pages: $50 to start (e.g., popunder/push guidance and general platform tips state minimum deposit $50). Notes: Actual cost is determined by real-time bidding (auction) and selected targeting; site provides Traffic chart/Pricebox in-account to check current min prices and volumes. Traffic DSP is offered as selectable plans (Minimal / Optimal / Maximum) with feature/throughput differences, but ClickAdilla’s public docs/blog do not list dollar pricing for those DSP plans on the website. Discounts / promos: Site lists occasional deposit bonuses and promotional credits (e.g., Black Friday bonuses) and partner promo codes; no permanent volume/commitment discount schedule is published publicly.
