AdsunThe main app monetization models
Most successful apps combine two or three:
- In-app ads (rewarded, interstitial, native)
- In-app purchases and virtual goods
- Subscriptions and freemium tiers
- Sponsorships, affiliate and paid downloads
When ads make sense
Ads fit free apps with frequent sessions and users who won't pay. Opt-in rewarded ads usually feel fairest.
Monetizing a Telegram Mini App or bot
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. Adsun adds reward, interstitial and task blocks to that traffic.
Measure what matters
Track eCPM, fill rate, retention and revenue per user. Never sacrifice retention for short-term ad revenue.
How it works
Start in 5 steps
- 1
Define who pays: users, advertisers or both
- 2
Choose 1–3 monetization models
- 3
Add opt-in ads at natural breaks
- 4
A/B test frequency and rewards
- 5
Review revenue per user every month
Quality on both sides
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.
Topics
Also covered on this page
- how to monetize an app
- app monetization strategies
- how do free apps make money
- app monetization models
- monetize app with ads
- in app purchases vs ads
- freemium model
- rewarded ads in apps
- how to make money from an app
- monetize telegram mini app