Overview

AdSpirit has been developed since 2002 and is strongest with mid-size publishers and networks in German-speaking markets. Its help centre documents a public API, OpenRTB 2.5 and a Prebid.js adapter, and iOS and Android SDKs handle in-app ads. A self-booking module lets advertisers pick placements, upload creatives and pay online under the operator's own branding. Onboarding, training and a round-the-clock emergency hotline are included. Prices come from a calculator and a quote form rather than a published price list.

At a glance

Best for: Mid-size publishers and ad networks, especially in German-speaking markets, that want newsletter ads and advertiser self-booking.
Pricing model: Price calculator and quote on request.
Headquarters: Berlin, Germany
Formats: Display, Native, Video (VAST), Rich media, In-app, Email newsletter
Website: www.adspirit.com/en/

Pros

Email newsletter module and placement API
Advertiser self-booking with payment and invoicing
Public API, OpenRTB and Prebid adapter
Onboarding, training and emergency hotline included

Cons

No published price list
Help centre is mostly in German

Scores

Independence & neutrality

No exchange, network or DSP of its own; connects to outside SSPs and DSPs.

Ease of use & self-serve

Hosted with a self-booking module; setup is sales-led with included onboarding.

Pricing transparency

A price calculator leads to a quote; no price list is published.

API & integrations

Public API, OpenRTB 2.5 and a Prebid.js adapter.

Format & channel support

Display, native, VAST video, rich media, in-app and email newsletter.

Support & onboarding

Onboarding and training included, plus a free 24/7 emergency hotline.

Commerce & retail media readiness

Self-booking marketplace, but no sponsored products tools found.

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