Advertising, direct from the channels themselves
Instagram pages, Telegram channels, podcasts, websites, apps, SMS panels and writers; all with a transparent price on their card. The order goes straight to the seller, the money goes straight to their account, and RGB takes no share of the deal.
- 0% commission, no middleman
- Transparent price on every listing
- Human review of every listing
Where do you want to be seen
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Ordering an ad here takes four steps
- 1
Pick the channel
In each service, filter the catalog by topic, price and audience size. Audience numbers are declared by the seller and labeled as such; for websites we measure domain authority ourselves.
- 2
Send the brief
You choose the placement and write a few sentences about what is being advertised and for whom. The seller reads it and accepts, or declines with a reason. No money has moved yet.
- 3
Pay the seller directly
After acceptance, the amount and the seller payout details open in the order workroom and the money reaches them with no middleman. We have no payment gateway in between and take no percentage.
- 4
Confirm the delivery
The seller records the delivery with a URL or note in the workroom. You review the result and press the final confirmation; that confirmation is what adds to the seller track record in the catalog.
The commission in this market is zero, actually zero
Ad networks sit between you and the channel, and their share is drawn on the price. The structure here is different: the page owner, channel admin, podcaster, site owner, developer and writer set their own prices, and you deal with them directly. RGB holds no money, is no payment middleman, and does not sell the top of the list. Our work is two things: a human reviews every listing before it is published, and the order process up to delivery stays recorded in both parties workrooms. We also give no ad-performance guarantee, because nobody honestly can.
How this market differs from ad networks
An ad network sits between you and the channel: it takes the budget, distributes it itself and keeps its share. For big automated campaigns that model makes sense. But when you already know where you want to be seen, that middle layer only raises the price. Here that layer is removed: the channel lists itself, sets its own price, and you work with it directly.
The other side of the coin, stated plainly. Because RGB is not a payment middleman, there is no third-party refund guarantee here either; payment happens only after the order is accepted, the timeline of every order is recorded in both panels, and that transparency ends most disputes before they start. Still, your counterparty is the channel itself. We write this openly, not between the lines.
Why the commission is zero
RGB earns from web design, SEO and hosting services. We built this market because advertisers and channel owners are both tomorrow customers of those services; we do not need a cut of their deal. Top placement is not for sale either: the recommended order is built from listing completeness, human review and completed orders, and there is no way to buy it.
Questions people ask before ordering
How do I know a channel is real
Every listing is reviewed by a human before it appears, and the "reviewed" badge means exactly that. Audience numbers are declared by the seller and shown with that label; for websites we measure domain authority and indexed pages ourselves, with the fetch date next to them. Before paying, you can also ask the seller for proof in the order workroom.
What if the seller does not deliver
Until the seller accepts the order, no payment happens. If work stalls after payment, the order timeline is recorded in both panels and support sees the same thing. An order that is not delivered and confirmed never counts toward the seller track record, and that record is what builds their place in the catalog.
Which service is best to start with
It depends on your audience, not on what is fashionable. A local shop gets more from targeted SMS and hometown pages than from a podcast. A specialized product is the opposite: podcasts and same-topic channels bring a small but right audience. If unsure, start with the channel whose audience you actually know, and do not spend the whole budget on one experiment.
Is ad performance guaranteed?
No, and be suspicious of anyone who promises it. A good ad buys the chance of being seen, not a guaranteed outcome. What we can do is make the inputs transparent: declared audience, price, terms and the seller track record. The decision and the measurement stay yours.
If you own a channel yourself, start from the sellers page; listing takes a few minutes and carries no commission. This page was last reviewed in September 2026.