Landing page review

Publishers trust what appears on their sites. So every campaign and every image is checked by a person before it serves, against the advertiser policy and the content policy. For a popunder, the landing page IS the ad: it opens in a new tab, so we open it ourselves.

• Legal adult offers aimed at adults: creator platforms, dating, cams and similar services.
• A clear price and a working way to cancel, shown before the visitor pays.
• A landing page that matches the creative, loads on a phone, and shows your terms and a support contact.
• An https:// address. A tracker link that redirects to your offer is fine, as long as every page the visitor can land on meets this policy.

• Anything involving or suggesting minors, non-consensual acts, violence, bestiality or illegal activity.
• Malware, forced redirects, fake system alerts, phishing and deceptive downloads.
• Undisclosed subscriptions or hidden charges.
• Pages that imitate a system message or hide where the click leads.

1. 1You send the campaign to review from its page. It shows Submitted.
2. 2A person opens your landing URL with the macros filled, checks it against the policy, and looks at your images if the campaign has banner formats.
3. 3We answer within one business day: approved, or rejected with a note that says what to change.
4. 4After a rejection, fix what the note says and send the campaign again.

Saving a live campaign through its form pauses it until you put it live again. A new landing page, a new daily budget, wider targeting or adding the popunder format also sends it back to review, and a paused campaign then waits for the new approval, up to one business day, before it can go live. A change of name, pacing or dates needs no new review. To change a campaign that works, duplicate it, change the copy and send that one to review. We can also re-check, pause or remove any campaign at any time if it stops meeting the policy.