What drives eCPM
eCPM = earnings ÷ impressions × 1,000.
- Audience country
- Ad format and placement
- Viewability and engagement
- Traffic quality and advertiser competition
High CPM
No network can promise a fixed CPM. Here is what actually raises your eCPM — and how Adsun helps.
Mini App · Bot · Kanal
eCPM = earnings ÷ impressions × 1,000.
Opt-in rewarded and full-screen interstitial placements usually earn more per impression than small banners.
A network quoting a fixed high CPM before seeing your traffic is a red flag. Compare real reports.
Adsun removes fake traffic, so advertisers keep bidding for your real users.
Create a free publisher account
Add your Mini App, bot or channel
Create Reward, Interstitial or Task blocks
Paste the SDK or bot snippet and test
Track earnings and withdraw in USDT
Every campaign is reviewed against the Adsun moderation rules, Telegram rules and local law, so approval is never guaranteed. Fake, VPN and bot traffic is detected: publishers are not paid for it and advertisers are not billed for it.
There is no universal winner — CPM depends on your countries, format and traffic quality. Test networks on the same traffic and compare eCPM.
It varies widely by country and format. Track your own eCPM per block and improve it over time.
Use rewarded and interstitial formats, place them at engaged moments, keep traffic clean and grow audiences in competitive countries.
It depends on traffic volume, countries, ad format, placement and how many advertisers bid for your audience. Adsun does not promise a fixed eCPM — test placements and read your own per-block reports.
Publisher earnings are paid in USDT; the minimum withdrawal is $100. Earnings are tracked per ad block and country in the publisher dashboard.
Impressions count only after at least 50% of the ad is on screen for 2 seconds, and VPN, proxy, data-centre and bot traffic is detected. Fraudulent traffic is not paid, and advertisers are not billed for it.
Adsun serves ads inside Telegram: Mini Apps (web apps opened in Telegram), bots and public channels. It is not an SDK for native iOS/Android apps or ordinary websites.