AdPushup is an ad revenue optimisation platform for web and app publishers, and a Google Certified Publishing Partner. Rather than being a simple ad network, it works as a layer on top of your existing setup, using hybrid header bidding, automated A/B testing of ad layouts, ad-block recovery and video ads to squeeze more money from the traffic you already have.
AdPushup says publishers see an average revenue uplift of 40%, and its case studies include a tech publisher that grew revenue by 222%. Every publisher gets a dedicated account manager, and setup is quick — just one line of JavaScript in your site header.
Publishers are paid by PayPal or bank wire on Net-45 terms, which means earnings arrive 45 days after the end of the month. However, AdPushup does not publish a minimum payout on its official pages, and it does not state a traffic requirement either, so smaller publishers cannot easily tell whether they qualify. Joining starts by booking a demo rather than filling in a simple application form.
AdPushup best suits established publishers that already earn solid ad revenue and want expert help to grow it further. If you run a small or new site, or you want clear payout terms before signing up, one of the other networks on this list may be a better first step.
✓ Our pick for: established publishers already earning meaningful ad revenue who want hands-on optimisation (A/B layout testing, header bidding, ad-block recovery) rather than a basic ad network.
Payout & Join Details
Payout threshold: Not published
Payment methods: PayPal or bank wire
Payment speed: Net-45
Approval: No traffic or revenue threshold published; onboarding is demo-led with an account manager; a single line of JS code is added to the site header
Pros
Claims an average 40% revenue uplift for publishers, with case studies showing up to 222% growth.
Dedicated account manager for every publisher, from onboarding to daily ad-ops support.
Google Certified Publishing Partner, with access to demand from 50+ tier-1 ad networks including Google AdX.
Built-in ad-block revenue recovery, automated A/B layout testing, video ads and ad refresh.
Quick integration — a single line of JavaScript in your site header.
Cons
No minimum payout published on the official pages, so cash-flow planning is unclear.
No self-serve signup — joining starts with scheduling a demo, which is slower than rivals’ application forms.
No published traffic or revenue entry requirement, so smaller publishers cannot tell if they qualify before contacting sales.
Its own pages disagree on scale (“300+ publishers” vs “500+ happy publishers”).