Build a demand-side platform around Nexus campaign management and the RTB runtime. Define advertiser campaigns, creatives, targeting and the supply connections they can buy from.
Integration-scoped deployment · For advertiser-facing networks, agencies and custom adtech businesses.
How it works
From your partners to a working operation.
An agency wants a branded buying interface for a defined group of advertisers and supply partners. Nexus supplies campaign and RTB components; the required buying workflow is validated and completed during implementation.
Give direct advertisers a self-serve workspace for multi-format campaigns, CPC and CPM buying, creatives, targeting, budgets, funds and account balances. Configure eligible supply, access and funding methods for your deployment; campaign media spend is separate from platform capacity charges.
Buying runtime
The RTB runtime includes direct-campaign selection as well as external demand connections. Scope supply endpoints, frequency controls and supported creative delivery paths before launch.
Brand and engineering
Combine white-label configuration with custom development where the buying workflow needs additional integrations, user journeys or reporting.
DSP / RTB componentWorkflow
01 / Bid requestSupplySite · app · format
02 / NexusQualify & route
Targeting
Bid floors
Partner grants
03 / Eligible partnersDemandQPS · timeout
Possible outcomes
Bid responseorNo bid
04 / REVIEWRequests · Delivery signals · NET results
RTB component of a DSP deployment, not a complete DSP. Campaign, creative, buying and measurement workflows require separate validation.Workflow illustration, not a live account. Connected partners, supported formats and operating settings depend on your deployment.
Before launch
What you need to connect.
The exchanges or supply partners you want to buy from
Creative review, targeting, budget and event requirements
A defined advertiser UX and a delivery plan for additional integrations
Formats & delivery
What can the visitor actually see?
Explore relevant formats and traffic models. Delivery still depends on the selected module, publisher placement and partner integration.
A feed response is not a confirmed click or revenue. Quality filters do not detect every invalid interaction.
Run an XML / JSON feed monetization platform. Connect advertiser feeds, assign them to publishers and control how traffic is filtered, routed and monetized.
A search does not guarantee a monetized result or click. Provider responses and NET imports depend on the integration.
Run a search syndication platform. Connect search providers to publisher links, apply keyword and traffic rules and compare searches, clicks and partner results.
Pricing depends on modules, traffic, integrations and support. Tell us what you want to operate and we will prepare a relevant demonstration and proposal.