Placements and formats
Every unit Pubber can place, and what your readers see.
Pubber picks placements from the article itself: what it's about, how it's built, and where the reader is deciding something. Most pages get one to three units. Every unit is labeled Sponsored and carries your site's disclosure.
| Format | What readers see |
|---|---|
| Product spot | A small product unit right under a line or step that names or needs the product: inside a list item, or a card after a paragraph. |
| Shoppable list | Under a list of things the reader is told to get (parts, supplies, gear): product rows with prices. |
| Retailer list | "Shop near you": retailer links for a list, opening the nearest store. |
| Card grid | Two or three offers side by side, mid-article, where a choice is being made. |
| Product carousel | Three to eight product cards with price and merchant. |
| Inline sentence | One sponsored sentence after the paragraph that raised the need. The lightest unit. |
| Sponsored anchor | An existing phrase in your text turned into a labeled sponsored link. |
| End of article | One offer after the article's main argument, before an FAQ or sources section. |
| Sidebar pick and sidebar list | One offer in your sidebar, or a list styled like your sidebar's own widgets. |
| Display | An image ad placed into an empty ad container already on your page. See Ad containers you already have. |
| Outstream video | A muted video that plays only while in view. |
| Offerwall and app install | Ranked paying offers or app cards, on pages about earning money or apps. |
| More to read | Tiles of related articles after the article, with a sponsored tile only when it earns more than the article it replaces. |
How placement is decided
- Only where it's relevant. A product unit shows only the products its own line or step names or needs. A page with nothing relevant gets nothing.
- Spaced out. Units keep a minimum distance from each other in the text, and the same offer isn't repeated close together.
- Highest earning first. Among relevant offers, the ones expected to earn the most for the page win, within those limits.
Units use your page's fonts and take on your colors where they can, and the sidebar list copies your sidebar's own widget so it looks native. To see units on your own pages before going live, use the preview link.