In-App Advertising
Rent a banner, interstitial or video slot inside Iranian apps, monthly and directly from the developer; no middleman network and no real-time auction.
How to read this catalog
- Active installs and daily users are declared by the developer and labeled as such; before ordering you can ask for a console stats screenshot.
- Monthly rental means the slot is yours for that month; unlike in-app networks that auction impressions, the price is predictable.
- Match the app category to your audience; a cooking-app user and a utility-app user are two different worlds.
RGB is not an ad network and takes no percentage of your order. The price is what the seller set, payment goes directly to them, and RGB only keeps the order process transparent.
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The In-App Advertising catalog just opened and the first listings are on their way. Are you a seller yourself? Be the first; listing takes a few minutes and carries no commission.
How much does In-App Advertising cost
The catalog is not yet big enough for a minimum and median price to mean anything; we will not put a made-up number in their place. Each listing price is transparent on its own card, and as more listings arrive the real stats will sit right here.
Interstitials get seen but also annoy; if the brand matters to you, a month of a persistent banner often leaves a better mark than a full-screen ad the user closes in irritation. Buy video only when you have a good video.
What renting an in-app slot directly means
In-app ad networks auction impressions across thousands of apps; you do not know where you appear, and every impression has a momentary price. Here the model is simpler: one specific app, one specific slot, one month, one price. For an ad whose audience is the user of that app category, this transparency improves both the result and the accounting.
What to ask before renting
Where exactly in the app is the slot, and how many times per session is it seen? Is your ad alone or rotating among several advertisers? Where does the click link go? Ask these three in the workroom and keep the answers on record; most later disputes start from these three unanswered questions.
Frequently asked questions
How do I measure an in-app ad?
If the goal is installs of your own app, build a store link with a dedicated referrer; if the goal is a website, use UTM. Your own numbers are always the final measure, never any other party report.
Is a small app worth advertising in?
If its audience is exactly yours, yes, and cheaper too. A niche app with a few tens of thousands of the right active users targets better than a generic app with millions. Read the install number together with the category and the quality of its users.