Monumetric is a full-service ad management company that helps bloggers and website owners earn from display ads. It was founded in 2012 as The Blogger Network and now works with over 2,000 publishers, from small blogs to sites with more than 110 million monthly pageviews.
Its biggest advantage is the low entry point: you can join the Propel programme with just 10,000 monthly pageviews, which makes it a realistic step up from Google AdSense.
There are four programmes based on traffic — Propel (10K–80K pageviews), Ascend (80K–500K), Stratos (500K–10M) and Apollo (10M+) — so the service grows with your site. Propel costs a one-time fee of $99 and requires at least six ads on the page.
Monumetric installs and tests the ad tags for you, and you still keep the final say over how many ads run and where they appear. Payments are made by direct deposit twice a month, on the 5th and 25th, with a low minimum payout of just $10. The first payment takes 30 to 60 days, though, so do not expect fast cash.
One downside is that Monumetric does not publish its revenue-share percentage, so you cannot compare its cut with rivals before joining. Still, for a growing blog that wants managed ads without a huge traffic requirement, Monumetric is one of the easiest premium options to start with.
✓ Our pick for: growing blogs with 10,000+ monthly pageviews that want full-service ad management without waiting to reach Mediavine or Raptive levels.
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Payout & Join Details
Payout threshold: $10 minimum payment amount
Payment methods: Direct deposit
Payment speed: Paid twice a month (5th and 25th); first payment arrives 30–60 days after ads go live
Approval: Four tiered programmes by monthly pageviews: Propel 10K–80K, Ascend 80K–500K, Stratos 500K–10M, Apollo 10M+. Propel carries a one-time $99 fee and requires a minimum of 6 ads on the page
Pros
Low entry point — just 10,000 monthly pageviews, far below Raptive or Mediavine.
Very low $10 minimum payout, with payments twice a month.
Full-service setup: Monumetric installs and tests the ad tags for you, and you keep final control over how many ads run and where.
Month-to-month terms with 30 days’ notice to leave — no long lock-in.
Strict ad filters by default: gambling, dating, drugs, get-rich-quick and similar categories are blocked.
Cons
Propel charges a one-time $99 setup fee for sites under 80,000 pageviews.
Propel requires a minimum of 6 ads on the page, which may feel heavy for small blogs.
First payment can take 30–60 days after your ads go live.
The revenue-share percentage is not published, so you cannot compare it directly with rivals.