In-app ads and store advertising

The trailer pre-roll

When a visitor plays your trailer, Appsinity serves a video ad first from storage.appsinity.com/public/games/trailer-ad.mp4.

• Most viewers may skip after 20 seconds; the remainder may skip after 5 seconds.
• The countdown label is Skip in Ns, becoming You can skip this ad, with a Skip ad button.
• It plays before your trailer, not instead of it, and it applies to every listing with a trailer.
• You cannot opt out, target it, or earn a separate figure from it in the dashboard.

The eCPM model

A rate of 0 means the card shows CPM: -, which reads as no earnings rather than as unconfigured. Set the rate before judging the figure.

What is recorded

Three ad tables back the accounting: the ad itself, its placements, and the events against them. The statistics endpoint aggregates them over the window you ask for.

• Placements are addressed by an id, so a placement that was deleted mid-window can leave orphan event counts.
• The window default of 30 days means a chart that looks empty may simply be showing the wrong period.
• There is no per-creative breakdown in Studio.
• Nothing attributes an ad event to a specific player account.

Ads and policy

• Declare Contains advertisements in the app declarations. It is an age-rating input, and it feeds the badge users see.
• Ads inside your build are yours; Appsinity does not serve or police them.
• A listing whose description says "no ads" while the declarations say otherwise is a misleading-metadata problem.
• Advertising of another product's install on your own listing is not possible — you cannot place ads here, only earn from them.
• See Ads policy for the rules Appsinity publishes.