Channel connectors add walled-garden and social networks to the same campaign form your advertisers already use for programmatic. Each connector on the marketplace is a one-time $3,000.
Available connectors
| Connector | What it adds |
|---|---|
| Google Ads | Google campaigns, conversions sent back to Google |
| Microsoft Ads | Search and audience network, conversions sent back |
| Meta | Facebook and Instagram, picked separately |
| TikTok | Video and image ads, customer lists |
| Community and interest targeting | |
| Business targeting, customer lists | |
| ChatGPT Ads | Ads inside ChatGPT with daily and total budgets |
| Promoted Pins | |
| Snapchat | Video, story and collection ads |
| X Ads | Promoted posts and video |
| Amazon Ads | Sponsored Products and display ads |
| Spotify Ads | Audio and video ads |
What every connector has in common
- Your margin per channel on top of the media cost.
- Reported next to every other channel, so advertisers compare cost per result side by side.
- Set up from the same form — no separate logins for your advertisers.
Connectors vs Omnichannel Buying
Omnichannel Buying is the add-on that brings six channels into one form with one balance and one report ($300 / month or $3,000 a year). The individual connectors let you add specific networks.
Before you sell a channel
Each network has its own ad policies. Make sure your advertisers' ads and landing pages meet them as well as the Advertising Policy.
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Nov 13, 2026