Specs
- Layout
- Grid — publisher sets how many
- Creative
- Image + headline + landing URL
- Pricing
- CPC from $0.001 · CPM from $0.10
- Best for
- Content & entertainment sites
CPC · CPM
Teaser Advertising
Small image plus curiosity headline in a grid — cheap volume on content.
01What it is
Teaser Ads
A grid of thumbnails and headlines, usually at the end of an article. The grid turns "click or not" into "which one" — cheap, high-volume, and native to a browsing mindset.
Pricing models
CPCpay per click
CPMpay per 1,000 impressions
Units in the ad server
What this format serves today, straight from the format table.
| Code | Size | |
|---|---|---|
teaser_grid | Grid, size set by the publisher |
02How to buy it · How to place it
Teaser Ads
CPC · CPM
For advertisers
- Cheap clicks with real volume on content sites
- Curiosity mechanic native to a browsing audience
- Contextual and category targeting keeps you beside relevant reading
- Fast, cheap creative iteration
How to buy it
Create an account and top up
Fund the balance in 24 cryptocurrencies via Payora (50 currency/network payment methods) — no card, no bank.
Set up the campaign
Choose this format, add the creative, set your bid, daily cap and targeting.
Or book an exact slot
In the catalog, pick a placement and one of the programs its publisher sells.
70% · TON · USDT
For publishers
- One of the highest-earning units for a content page
- Sits at article end, where readers look for what is next
- You choose the grid size
- 70% revenue share, $10 payout floor
How to place it
Add your site
Register as a publisher and add the domain for moderation.
Create a zone of this format
Choose the programs the zone sells and set your prices.
Paste the code
Put the tag where the ad should appear. Earnings are withdrawn from $10 in TON or USDT.
Paste it and the code below fills itself in. Nothing leaves your browser.
Zone tag
<ins class="adgora" data-zone="ZONE_KEY"></ins>
<script async src="https://ad.adgora.net/tag.js"></script>ZONE_KEY is a placeholder: the dashboard shows the code with your real key once the zone is created.
03Buying programs
How a placement is sold
A publisher chooses which of these programs a zone of this format sells and sets the price; an advertiser buys through one of them. The figures are live placements of this format.
12
open placements · on 11 sites
Browse them in the catalogPer unit
CPM
per 1,000 impressions
1 openfrom $0.5
Per unit
Per view
per impression, repeats included (non-unique)
1 openfrom $0.5
Per unit
Per unique
per unique visitor per day
1 openfrom $0.5
Per unit
CPC
per click
1 openfrom $0.58
Per unit
Verified-human CPM
per 1,000 impressions, verified-human premium tier
1 openfrom $0.58
Flat fee
Weekly
flat fee, slot reserved 7 days
10 openfrom $0.58
Flat fee
Monthly
flat fee, slot reserved 30 days
10 openfrom $0.85
Budget
What a budget buys at the minimum bid
Pricing model
—
clicks at most
A ceiling at the network minimum (CPC $0.001, CPM $0.10). The auction sets the real price, so plan for fewer.
Launch a campaign04Targeting available
Targeting available
Layer any of these on a campaign: country, device, operating system, browser, language, page categories, contextual keywords, dayparting, site whitelist and blacklist, frequency capping, and retargeting audiences. Every bid competes in an eCPM-normalized first-price auction, so sharper targeting beats a bigger bid.
CountryDeviceOperating systemBrowserLanguagePage categoriesContextual keywordsDaypartingSite whitelist & blacklistFrequency cappingRetargeting audiences
05Questions
Questions
Want the deep dive? Read the full guide:
Teaser Ads: The Curiosity Format That Still Prints
Learn moreWhat are teaser ads?
Teasers are small image-and-headline units arranged in a grid, usually below or beside an article. Each leans on curiosity: a striking thumbnail and a headline that opens a loop the reader wants closed.
How are teasers different from native ads?
Native borrows the page design to blend in and makes one specific promise; teasers make no attempt to hide that they are a recommendation block and compete purely on curiosity, arriving several at once. Native persuades and converts warmer; teasers intrigue and cost less.
Do teaser ads still work?
Yes, on content and entertainment sites where readers are browsing rather than buying. What stopped working is shock-bait — modern readers punish a headline that does not pay off, so click-through looks great while conversions collapse.
How many teasers appear in a grid?
The publisher chooses the grid size for their zone. A grid works better than a single unit because it turns the decision from "click or not" into "which one".
Ready to run teaser ads?
Fund a budget in 24 cryptocurrencies via Payora (50 currency/network payment methods) and launch in minutes — or add a zone and start earning a 70% share.
