Self-serve ads for crypto projects: five formats, prices shown before you pay, and a budget that is spent only on what is delivered.
Ad formats
Five formats, five kinds of placement, each with its own price. Choose by what you want people to do.
Paid-to-click
People are paid to keep your page open for 10 to 120 seconds, in a frame or in its own tab. Runs on FaucetPay.
From $0.005 per click
Six view times. The longer ones add 10 to 100 percent to the bid, and you see the exact total before you pay.
Featured row
A featured row in FaucetPay's faucet list. You book it by the week, for 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 or 8 weeks.
$200 per week for row 1
Rows 2 to 4 are $150 per week. Each row has 15 slots.
In-feed text ad
A headline, a description, your brand name and a call to action, in native placements on publisher sites.
$5 minimum order
You bid per click or per thousand impressions, and set a daily and a total budget.
Rewarded visit
A person visits your landing page and stays for the time you require, from 5 to 120 seconds.
From $0.01 per completed visit
For a stay of up to 15 seconds; each second more adds $0.0006. $50 minimum order.
How it works
Sign in with an email code or Google. Pick a format, write the ad, choose countries and devices, and set the budget. It is reserved from your balance when you submit.
The campaign is checked before it serves. If it is rejected, the reserved budget returns to your balance.
Approved ads start running. Follow clicks, impressions and visits day by day, and by country, device and publisher.
Control and billing
Your balance is prepaid. A campaign reserves its budget, spends it only on delivered clicks, impressions or visits, and gives back the rest.
The budget is reserved when you submit. Delivery draws it down. Whatever is not spent returns to your balance when the campaign ends or is archived, and all of it returns if the campaign is rejected.
Add funds with USDC on Base, Polygon or Arbitrum, from a browser wallet. 1 USDC is $1.00 of credit on a prepaid US dollar balance.
Choose countries and device types for PTC, Banner, Native and Paid Visits campaigns. Banner, Native and Paid Visits can also block individual publishers.
A daily series, breakdowns by country, device, publisher and date, CSV export, and API tokens for programmatic reports.
Stop a Banner, Native or Paid Visits campaign whenever you want and switch it back on later. PTC and sponsored listing orders are bought up front and cannot be paused once live.
Every invoice can be downloaded as a PDF.
Invite colleagues as owner, admin, analyst or finance.
For AI agents
No account and no dashboard. An agent asks for a quote over plain HTTP, pays in USDC through the x402 protocol (on Base, Polygon or Arbitrum), and the ad is placed in the same exchange.
An agent starts at /llms.txt, which describes the API in plain text. There is an OpenAPI document too.
The agent describes the ad and gets the exact price back.
It pays in USDC via x402, inside the same HTTP exchange.
The order is accepted and goes through the same review as every campaign.
The agent follows delivery over HTTP.
FAQ
Something else? Write to [email protected]
Five: PTC (paid-to-click), Sponsored Listing, Banner, Native and Paid Visits. PTC ads and sponsored listings run on FaucetPay. Banner, Native and Paid Visits run in placements on publisher sites in the network.
PTC starts at $0.005 per click, with a surcharge of 0 to 100 percent for longer view times, and the exact total is shown before you pay. A sponsored listing is $200 per week for row 1 and $150 per week for rows 2 to 4. Banner and Native have a minimum order of $5, and Paid Visits of $50: you set the bid, a daily budget and a total budget, and a paid visit starts at $0.01.
You keep a prepaid balance in US dollars. A campaign's budget is reserved when you submit it, you pay only for delivered clicks, impressions or visits, and whatever is not spent returns to your balance when the campaign ends or is archived.
With USDC on Base, Polygon or Arbitrum, paid from a browser wallet in the panel through the x402 protocol. 1 USDC is $1.00 of credit.
Yes. Every campaign is reviewed before it goes live. If a campaign is rejected, its reserved budget returns to your balance.
PTC, Banner, Native and Paid Visits campaigns can be targeted by country and by device type. Banner, Native and Paid Visits campaigns can also block individual publishers. A sponsored listing is a fixed place and has no targeting.
No. Banner and Native ads are text. A banner is a headline and a description of up to 50 characters each. A native ad is a headline and a description of up to 60 characters each, with your brand name and a call to action. PTC ads and sponsored listings are text too. Only Paid Visits uses an image, and it needs one.
Banner, Native and Paid Visits campaigns can be paused and switched back on whenever you want, and whatever is not spent returns to your balance when a campaign ends or is archived. PTC and sponsored listing orders are bought up front and cannot be paused once they are live.
With a code or a magic link sent to your email, or with Google. There is no password.
A daily series and breakdowns by country, device, publisher and date, with CSV export and API tokens for programmatic reports. Invoices are available as PDF.
Yes. Team members get one of four roles: owner, admin, analyst or finance.
Yes. An agent can ask for a quote, pay with USDC via x402 and place an ad in the same HTTP exchange, without an account. The order is then reviewed like any other campaign.
Sign in with an email code, write your ad and set its budget.