Rank #32 of 56 by publisher votes · Managed Inventory · affinity.com
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1,465 up / 949 down · 2.7/5 from 266 reviews · how this score is calculated
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1,465 members would recommend Affinity for AdX and MCM onboarding, 949 would not. One vote per account.
★★★★★ 2.7 average · 266 reviews · 190 from verified publishers
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Support answered inside a day during the AdX approval process and explained the managed inventory model clearly. eCPM went up compared to plain AdSense. Dashboard is basic, so I still open Ad Manager for the real breakdowns.
Signed up with two recipe sites and waited weeks for the MCM invite. Affinity eventually got AdX running, but communication was thin and I had to chase every update. Other partners in this directory approved me far faster.
Turned down because of the 50,000+ pageviews/mo minimum after two weeks of emails, and nobody told me until I followed up. If you are a growing publisher looking for fast AdX approval, look elsewhere first.
AdX approval with Affinity took around 2-4 weeks for two recipe sites, longer than promised. Once the MCM request was accepted everything ran fine, but the waiting and the 50,000+ pageviews/mo requirement will block smaller publishers.
Affinity is legit, but the process is built for established publishers. If you run one small site expect a slow AdX approval and little hand-holding on ads.txt or GAM ad unit setup.
AdX and AdSense demand work, but two invoices arrived late without notice and the revenue report did not match the payment until I asked twice. The 60-70% share only helps if it arrives on time.
Numbers improved after moving my inventory to Affinity, no complaints there. Getting the MCM Manage Account approved took contracts, an invoice setup and a manual review of two recipe sites. Worth it, but plan a couple of weeks.
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