Set the offer and price
Choose impression- or duration-based packages, required banner sizes, public terms and the price shown to advertisers.
For independent publishers
Turn available placements into publisher-set packages. Choose what you offer, set the price, approve the creative and receive advertiser payments directly.
Your commercial model
D14 supplies the sales, delivery and reporting infrastructure. The package and editorial decisions remain yours.
Choose impression- or duration-based packages, required banner sizes, public terms and the price shown to advertisers.
Group placements from a portfolio into one campaign with a shared delivery pool and site-level attribution—or keep a campaign tied to one exact slot.
Approve, reject, request changes or suspend creative according to your own advertising rules.
Choose how the slot is sold
The paid-inventory setting controls how many advertiser orders can share the campaign. House-ad delivery is configured separately, so your own creative can fill unsold space without changing what buyers purchase.
The first completed payment closes the campaign to new checkout. Opening or abandoning checkout does not reserve the slot.
Eligible paid banners rotate in the same placement using package weights, allowing several active orders to share delivery.
Keep a house advert as fallback when no paid creative is eligible, or choose to include it in the configured rotation.
Install once
A small asynchronous snippet identifies the placement and verifies the website when it first loads. Networks and campaigns are managed in D14, so you can reorganise what is sold without replacing that snippet on every page.
Create your first placementFrom account to first sale
Name the advertising position and choose the formats it accepts. D14 generates its unique snippet.
Add it to your page. When it first loads, D14 recognises the hostname and verifies the website automatically.
Combine placements from one or several websites into a reusable group.
Add packages, prices and rules, connect a payment account and opt into the marketplace.
Review incoming adverts and follow delivery by campaign, website and placement.
Portfolio control
A ten-site publisher does not have to make the same marketplace decision ten times. Set the account preference, then override marketplace visibility for an individual website whenever that property should be public or private.
Use the Websites tab to decide whether a verified property appears in the public marketplace, independently of the other sites on your account.
Place the publisher-specific marketplace embed on your own site to display your active offers, with each card linked to its package page.
Image campaigns support GIF, PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF and safely inspected SVG files. The package requests only the dimensions used by its placements.
Direct payments
Connect your own Stripe or PayPal account. The package price is processed in that publisher account; D14 creates a separate invoice for 7% of the completed sale.
A £250 package sale
Separate provider charges, taxes, refunds and chargebacks may affect the publisher’s final proceeds.
Publisher questions
Create the placement and paste its generated snippet into the site. The first live request identifies the hostname and confirms control; there is no separate DNS or file-upload step.
Yes. Marketplace visibility can be controlled per website, so one property can be listed while another remains hidden.
Yes, when its campaign uses weighted rotation. Choose single-sale inventory when only one paid advertiser should hold the campaign at a time.
Your configured fallback applies. That can be a house advert, a collapsed slot, an empty space or custom fallback HTML. A paid advert begins eligible delivery only after the required publisher approval.
GIF, PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF and SVG are supported. Files must match the exact dimensions requested by the selected package, and SVG content is inspected before storage.
Planning the offer? Read the guides to selling advertising space, pricing website advertising and banner sizes and file formats.