Free to list. 15% when you get paid. That's it.
No listing fees, no monthly fees, no surprises. Advertisers pay the price on the page. Publishers keep 85% of every sale, from day one.
of each sale, taken from your payout. Free to list, and you only pay when you earn.
in fees. You pay exactly the listed price, and only once the publisher approves.
A real example
The 12 Best Online Video Editors of 2026 (Free and Paid), on Flocksy. These are the prices listed on that page today.
| Format | Advertiser pays | AdSworn (15%) | Publisher gets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Banner ad / 4 weeks | $25 | $3.75 | $21.25 |
| Featured post / year | $2,000 | $300 | $1,700 |
How the money moves
The advertiser books
They pick a page and a format, write the ad, and send it for approval. Nothing is charged yet.
You approve, they pay
Once you say yes, the advertiser pays the listed price. AdSworn holds the money, so it's safe on both sides.
It goes live, you get paid
Our snippet confirms the ad is live on your page. Then we pay you the price minus 15%.
Anything off, they're refunded
Declined, or never went live? The advertiser gets every cent back, and nobody pays a fee.
What the 15% pays for
- Your traffic, verified with Google and shown to every buyer
- A storefront for every page, with prices and a request button
- Buyers we bring to you, matched to your pages
- Ad serving, view and click counting, and delivery reports
- Holding payment, card processing and paying you out
Straight answers
Is it really free to list?
Yes. No listing fee, no monthly fee, no setup fee, no contract. You only pay when a sponsor pays you.
Do advertisers pay anything extra?
No. Advertisers pay exactly the price on the page. Our fee comes out of the publisher's payout, never on top of the price.
Who pays card processing?
It's covered by our 15%. The number you see is the number that moves.
Why do you hold the money?
So advertisers know they only pay for ads that actually run, and publishers know the money is there before they publish anything.