# AdSworn

> Reach people searching for what you sell. AdSworn is a marketplace where businesses sponsor individual web pages, choosing them by the Google searches that bring their readers. Every page's traffic is read from the publisher's own Google Search Console and Google Analytics (read-only), not estimated.

- Formats: a banner ad (per 4 weeks) or a featured post inside the article (per year, paid once).
- Advertisers pay the listed price with no fees on top. Payment is taken when the publisher approves, held by AdSworn until the ad is verified live, and refunded in full if it never runs.
- Publishers list free and keep 85% of each sale (AdSworn keeps 15%). They approve every ad. No contract or exclusivity.
- Every ad is labelled "Ad" or "Sponsored" and ad links carry rel="sponsored". The snippet sets no cookies.
- AdSworn is operated by Flocksy LLC and is in public beta.

## Inventory

- [All sponsorable pages, as JSON](https://adsworn.com/inventory.json): each page's audience (28-day views, clicks from Google, top searches, source and date read) and prices.
- [Browse pages](https://adsworn.com/browse)
- [Flocksy](https://adsworn.com/site/flocksy.com): Design & branding, 3 pages

## How it works

- [Ways to sponsor: banner ad or featured post](https://adsworn.com/formats)
- [Fees, with a worked example](https://adsworn.com/fees)
- [Terms](https://adsworn.com/terms)
- [Privacy](https://adsworn.com/privacy)

## Comparisons and guides

- [AdSworn vs BuySellAds](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-buysellads): BuySellAds runs managed campaigns across a curated network. AdSworn sells one page at a time, with traffic verified by Google. Here's how they differ.
- [AdSworn vs Google AdSense](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-google-adsense): AdSense fills your pages through an auction and pays you a share. AdSworn lets you sell a page directly at your price and keep 85%. How they compare.
- [AdSworn vs Ezoic](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-ezoic): Ezoic now asks new sites for 250,000+ monthly users and pays at least 82% of display revenue. AdSworn is free to list and pays 85% of each direct sale.
- [AdSworn vs Mediavine](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-mediavine): Mediavine manages your programmatic ads and pays 75–90% by earnings tier. AdSworn sells pages directly to sponsors and pays 85%. Here's how they fit together.
- [AdSworn vs Raptive](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-raptive): Raptive now takes sites from 25,000 monthly pageviews and pays at least 75% of ad revenue. AdSworn sells pages directly and pays 85%. The differences.
- [AdSworn vs EthicalAds](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-ethicalads): EthicalAds is a privacy-first ad network for developer sites paying a 70% share. AdSworn sells pages directly at your price and pays 85%. How they compare.
- [AdSworn vs Adsy](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-adsy): Adsy sells guest posts judged by Ahrefs and Similarweb estimates. AdSworn sells labelled sponsorships on pages with traffic read from Google.
- [AdSworn vs Collaborator](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-collaborator): Collaborator is a digital PR marketplace charging 10% on deposits and 15% on withdrawals. AdSworn charges advertisers nothing on top and publishers 15%.
- [AdSworn vs Paved](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-paved): Paved sells newsletter sponsorships; AdSworn sells web pages by the Google searches behind them. How they compare on fees, proof and refunds.
- [AdSworn vs beehiiv Ad Network](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-beehiiv): beehiiv's Ad Network runs managed newsletter campaigns from $15k. AdSworn sells single web pages by the searches behind them, from $25.
- [AdSworn vs SponsorSheep](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-sponsorsheep): SponsorSheep sells newsletter placements and keeps 25%. AdSworn sells web pages with traffic read from Google and keeps 15%. The differences.
- [AdSworn vs Passionfroot](https://adsworn.com/compare/adsworn-vs-passionfroot): Passionfroot books B2B creators, with brand plans from $199 a month. AdSworn sells web pages by the searches behind them, with no plan fee.
- [Direct sponsorship is back. Here's what the data says.](https://adsworn.com/guides/direct-sponsorship-trends): Publishers are leaning on direct-sold ads, sponsorship spend is outgrowing media overall, and privacy is pushing buyers toward context. The sourced numbers.
- [How to sell sponsored posts on your website (and what to charge)](https://adsworn.com/guides/how-to-sell-sponsored-posts): Price a sponsored post from your real traffic, label it the way Google and the FTC expect, and get paid safely. A practical guide with a worked example.
- [How to check a website's real traffic before you buy an ad](https://adsworn.com/guides/verify-website-traffic-before-buying-ads): Media kits and SEO tools estimate. Google Search Console and Analytics measure. How to tell the difference before you pay for a sponsorship.
- [How much should you charge for ads on your website?](https://adsworn.com/guides/how-much-to-charge-for-ads-on-your-website): A simple, fair way to price banner ads and sponsored posts from your real traffic, with the formula, worked examples and live prices from real pages.
- [How to sell ad space on your website directly](https://adsworn.com/guides/how-to-sell-ad-space-on-your-website): Sell banners and sponsored posts straight to businesses: choose your pages, set prices, prove your traffic, get paid safely. A step-by-step guide.
- [How to make money from your blog without AdSense](https://adsworn.com/guides/make-money-from-your-blog-without-adsense): Direct sponsorships, sponsored posts, affiliate links and more: the realistic ways to earn from a blog without auction ads, and when each fits.
- [What to put on your "Advertise with us" page](https://adsworn.com/guides/advertise-with-us-page): The sections every Advertise with us page needs: who reads you, proof of traffic, formats, prices and how to book. Plus copy you can adapt.
- [What to include in your website's media kit](https://adsworn.com/guides/website-media-kit): The numbers and details sponsors look for in a media kit, where each number should come from, and why a live, verified page beats a PDF.
- [How to find sponsors for your blog](https://adsworn.com/guides/how-to-find-sponsors-for-your-blog): Use the searches behind your pages to find businesses that want your readers, then pitch them with proof. A practical outreach guide.
- [How to label a sponsored post: FTC and Google rules](https://adsworn.com/guides/sponsored-post-disclosure-rules): What the FTC expects from sponsored content labels, what Google requires for paid links, and how to do both without hurting your site.
- [RPM vs CPM: what's the difference?](https://adsworn.com/guides/rpm-vs-cpm): CPM is what an advertiser pays per 1,000 impressions; RPM is what a publisher earns per 1,000 page views. Definitions, formulas and a worked example.
- [rel="sponsored" vs nofollow: which should paid links use?](https://adsworn.com/guides/rel-sponsored-vs-nofollow): Google's guidance on rel="sponsored", rel="nofollow" and rel="ugc": what each is for, which to use on ads and sponsored posts, and how to add it.
- [Search Console clicks, impressions, CTR and position, explained](https://adsworn.com/guides/search-console-clicks-impressions-explained): What each Search Console number means, how it differs from page views, and which numbers sponsors care about. With Google's own definitions.
- [How to share your Search Console data safely](https://adsworn.com/guides/give-read-only-access-to-search-console): Show a sponsor your real Google numbers without giving away control: Search Console permission levels, how to add a user, and read-only alternatives.
- [Contextual advertising: reach people without tracking them](https://adsworn.com/guides/contextual-advertising-without-cookies): Contextual ads target what someone is reading, not who they are. How it works, why it's growing, and how page-level sponsorships take it further.
- [How to track a sponsored post's results with UTM tags](https://adsworn.com/guides/track-sponsored-post-results-with-utm): Add UTM tags to your sponsorship links so every click shows up in your own Google Analytics, labelled by site and format. With examples.
- [How to advertise on a specific website](https://adsworn.com/guides/how-to-advertise-on-a-specific-website): Want your ad on one particular site or page? How direct sponsorships work, what to ask for, what it costs, and how to book without back-and-forth.
- [How to find websites to advertise on in your niche](https://adsworn.com/guides/how-to-find-websites-to-advertise-on): Start from what your customers search for, then find the pages they land on. A practical way to shortlist sites for sponsorships.
- [How much does a sponsored post cost?](https://adsworn.com/guides/how-much-does-a-sponsored-post-cost): What sponsored posts and banner ads cost on real pages today, how prices are worked out from traffic, and what you should get for the money.
- [Buying intent keywords: how to spot them](https://adsworn.com/guides/buying-intent-keywords): Words like best, vs, price and service signal a searcher close to buying. How to spot them, with real examples, and why they matter for sponsorships.
- [Banner ad or sponsored post: which should you buy?](https://adsworn.com/guides/banner-ad-vs-sponsored-post): A banner is seen by everyone for a few weeks; a sponsored post explains your product inside the article for a year. How to choose.
- [Sponsored post vs guest post: what's the difference?](https://adsworn.com/guides/sponsored-post-vs-guest-post): Guest posts are usually bought for links; sponsored posts buy an audience. What Google's spam policies say, and which one actually grows a business.
- [How to advertise a video editing service](https://adsworn.com/guides/advertise-a-video-editing-service): Reach people searching for video editors and editing services: which searches signal buyers, which pages they read, and how to sponsor them.
- [How to advertise a logo design or branding business](https://adsworn.com/guides/advertise-a-logo-design-business): People reading about famous logos are thinking about branding. How to reach them with sponsorships on the pages they read, with real examples.