Your ad stack is making money. But is it making what it should? I audit programmatic ads, header bidding, and supply-side platforms for publishers. No revenue shares, no sales pitches — just the truth about where you're losing.
You built something valuable. You make money from ads. But you can't tell if your setup is optimized—or if you're being taken advantage of. Your advisors all take a cut. I don't.
Most publishers lose 10–30% of their potential ad revenue to setup inefficiencies, misconfigurations, and misaligned partner incentives. The gap between what you're earning and what you should be earning is almost always larger than you think.
Don't take my word for it — check your own setup. Free, no sign-up:
From a quick external health check to a complete stack rebuild — three ways to work together, all fee-based, no revenue shares.
A health check from publicly visible data — ads.txt, sellers.json, header bidder setup, ad exchange connections, CMP, high-impact formats, banner loading, and Core Web Vitals.
Request free assessmentA full-access internal audit. Header bidding, GAM setup, unfilled impressions, revenue leakage — I find what's broken, quantify it, and show you exactly how to fix it.
Explore the programmatic auditA complete programmatic build or rebuild — GAM configuration, header bidding with Prebid, ad exchange and bidder integrations, and consent setup.
Discuss your projectAnonymized examples of what I've found — and recovered — for clients.
We knew our ad revenue could be better, but nobody could tell us why. Gediminas spent weeks going through our entire setup — things our previous partners never even looked at. He found issues we had no idea existed and laid out exactly what to do about them. The audit paid for itself before we even finished implementing all the fixes.
Start with a free assessment. No commitment, no access required — just an honest look at what's visible from the outside.
I take on a maximum of three clients at a time so every engagement gets my full attention. Free assessments aren't affected by the booking queue.