Pricing
Four numbers.
All of them published.
There is no rate card, no tier, and no negotiated share. An advertiser sets a bid per listing; the platform takes 30% of it; the publisher takes the rest. Move the bid below and watch both sides.
One click, at any bid
- Advertiser pays
- €0.02
- Publisher earns 70%
- €0.014
- YieldFeeds keeps 30%
- €0.006
publisher YieldFeeds
The terms
- Floor bid
- €0.003
- Publisher share
- 70%
- Commission
- 30%
- Payout minimum
- €50
- Maximum bid
- €1.00
Minimum an advertiser may bid on one listing. Rows below it are skipped at ingest.
Of every billable click, credited the moment the click is recorded.
The platform's share. There is no other fee on either side.
Withdrawable once accrued earnings pass this figure.
A feed row bidding above this is rejected as a mapping error.
Questions
What does it cost a publisher?
Nothing. There is no fee, no minimum traffic, and no monthly cost. YieldFeeds is paid out of the commission on billable clicks, so if nothing is clicked, nobody pays anything.
Why is the floor so low?
The floor is the minimum an advertiser may bid on a single listing, not a monthly spend. At €0.003 it exists to keep unpriced or mis-mapped feed rows out of the auction rather than to gate advertisers by budget.
When do publishers get paid?
Earnings accrue per billable click and can be withdrawn once they pass €50. Payouts are settled manually off-platform and recorded in the ledger.
Can the commission change?
It is a platform setting rather than a per-contract rate, so it can change — and when it does, this page changes with it, because these figures are read from the platform rather than typed into the page.