Feed-based CPC advertising
Published floor.
70% to the publisher.
Every click on the ledger.
Advertisers publish a product feed with a price on each listing. Publishers add one script tag. Every click that passes de-duplication moves money the same minute — one debit, one credit, both visible to the party they belong to.
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<script src="https://yieldfeeds.com/embed.js" async></script>What one click is worth
The rate isn't averaged. It's the bid on that listing.
Networks usually quote an RPM — an average of everything that happened last month. YieldFeeds quotes the actual number: the advertiser declares a bid per listing in their feed, it must meet the platform floor of €0.003, and the split is fixed at 70% to the publisher. At the floor, a click looks like this.
- Advertiser pays
- €0.003
- Publisher earns 70%
- €0.0021
- YieldFeeds keeps 30%
- €0.0009
Live placement
Not a screenshot. This is a real placement running on this page — the listings are pulled from a live advertiser feed, and a click here bills a real advertiser.
Where this is today
A small network, stated plainly.
YieldFeeds is early. One advertiser is live — a Montenegrin real-estate catalogue — and inventory is currently property listings in Montenegro. If your audience is somewhere else, the honest answer today is that fill will be low until an advertiser covers your market.
What is already true: the floor is published, the split is fixed, the ledger is the source of truth for both sides, and payouts start at €50. There are no minimums to clear and no tier you get moved into.
Questions
Is there a minimum traffic requirement?
No. YieldFeeds reviews every site manually and there is no visitor threshold to apply. Small, specific audiences are the point: a feed of local property listings earns more on a regional classifieds site than on a large general one.
How much does a publisher earn per click?
70% of the advertiser's bid on that listing. Bids are set per listing by the advertiser and must meet the published floor of €0.003, so the exact amount varies by listing rather than by an averaged rate.
What does the integration involve?
One div and one script tag. The widget renders a swipeable row of listing cards in a shadow root, so it cannot inherit or leak styles, and it collapses to zero height when no listings are eligible.
Does the widget use cookies?
No cookies. The widget stores one random id in first-party localStorage for click de-duplication, and the server only ever sees a hash of it. It can be turned off per placement for consent-gated setups.
Two lines, then a review.
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