Concurrent Bidding vs. Sequential Waterfall in Mobile Game Monetization
A sequential waterfall limits each impression to its ordered path. Concurrent bidding lets every configured demand partner compete at once.
Read articleAdrop links your app to 15+ demand networks, auctions each ad request in real time, and maintains fill rates above 90%. Stop managing waterfalls manually.
One SDK, no separate network SDKs, manual waterfall sorting, or CPM floor spreadsheets.
One SDK connects 15+ networks. Adrop's adapter layer manages each native SDK, so your project needs one dependency while Adrop handles the network details.
Choose minimum CPM floors by ad unit and region in the dashboard. Adrop orders the waterfall and sends changes to configured demand partners without an app release.
The mediation engine sends each impression to configured demand partners for a live auction. The top bid above your CPM floor wins within 100ms, with network win rates logged in your dashboard.
Adrop connects mobile apps to 15+ demand networks, including DSP demand, through one integration.
A single ad network can leave eCPM upside untapped. Adrop adds competing demand and lets you change waterfall order from the dashboard, without rebuilding the app.
Interstitial and rewarded video inventory can need different CPM floors by region. Set each regional floor in Adrop, then send it to configured demand partners without manual coordination.
Review placement performance and session length in format analytics. One dashboard lets you adjust frequency caps and floor prices by format.
We had three separate SDKs and a weak fill rate. After moving to Adrop mediation, our fill rate rose above 91%.
Setting CPM floors by region took repeated manual work. Now we change them once and Adrop distributes the update to demand partners, giving our team more time for the product.
No revenue share. Flat monthly pricing leaves your eCPM gains with you.
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A sequential waterfall limits each impression to its ordered path. Concurrent bidding lets every configured demand partner compete at once.
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More demand partners create more competition per impression. Use these criteria to decide which networks to activate first.
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