Standard banners
Common IAB sizes across desktop and mobile web.
Vectravia buys banner inventory on websites and in apps, checks every seller against ads.txt and sellers.json, and can exclude made-for-advertising sites before a bid.
Display advertising places image and rich media banners on websites and in apps. Each impression is sold through an exchange, and the bid request describes the slot with an OpenRTB Banner object: the sizes allowed, the position on the page and the formats accepted.
Because display runs across so many sites, the quality of those sites matters as much as the price. That is why display buying in Vectravia starts with who is selling the impression and what kind of page it sits on.
Path Check matches each seller to the publisher ads.txt file and the sellers.json entry behind it.
Made-for-advertising and pirate-domain exclusion lists, suitability tiers and your own block lists are applied.
Sizes, position and formats in the Banner object are matched to your creatives.
Signal Reports applies the MRC display rule of 50 percent of pixels for one second.
Common IAB sizes across desktop and mobile web.
Billboard and other large sizes, reported under the MRC large-ad guideline where it applies.
Banner and interstitial placements inside mobile apps.
Display reaches a very long tail of websites. Industry studies show how much of it can be low quality.
21%
of impressions in the 2023 ANA study ran on made-for-advertising sites
Source: ANA, Programmatic Media Supply Chain Transparency Study,
1 sec
of continuous view with 50% of pixels visible makes a display ad viewable
Source: MRC, Viewable Ad Impression Guidelines, Version 2.0,
242,500
pixels or more lets a display ad count as viewable at 30% in view, if disclosed
Source: MRC, Viewable Ad Impression Measurement Guidelines, Version 1.0,
A display impression counts as viewable under the MRC guideline when at least 50 percent of its pixels are in view for one continuous second. Signal Reports uses that rule by default.
Very large units of 242,500 pixels or more may count at 30 percent in view under the MRC large-ad guideline, and Signal Reports discloses when that rule was applied.
| Standard | What it does here |
|---|---|
| OpenRTB 2.6 IAB Tech Lab | The Banner object describes allowed sizes, position and formats for each slot. |
| ads.txt 1.1 IAB Tech Lab | Lists the sellers each publisher authorizes, marked DIRECT or RESELLER. |
| sellers.json IAB Tech Lab | Shows which entity sits behind each seller ID. |
| MRC viewability guidelines MRC | Display is viewable at 50 percent of pixels in view for one continuous second. |
Each product has its own page with the capabilities, standards and questions behind it.
Supply-path checks against ads.txt and sellers.json before every bid.
Contextual targeting and brand suitability, no user ID needed.
Measured and modeled numbers, labeled apart.
In-stream and out-stream video
Ads that match the page they sit on
Mobile apps with app-ads.txt checks
A site built mainly to sell ads. The 2023 industry definition from the ANA, 4As, WFA and ISBA points to a high ad-to-content ratio, rapidly refreshing ads, heavy paid traffic and low-quality syndicated content.
Under the MRC guideline, when at least 50 percent of its pixels are in view for one continuous second.
Yes. Signal Reports lists placements by domain and app, with the DIRECT or RESELLER relationship from ads.txt next to each one.
See how display sits beside your other channels in one budget, with the supply path shown for every placement.