In-app banner
A defined banner location shown for the agreed campaign period.
App owners can list direct-sold inventory such as banners, native cards, featured placements, sponsored screens and other approved promotions without LinxGiant pretending to be a full programmatic ad exchange.
A defined banner location shown for the agreed campaign period.
A clearly identified paid placement designed to fit the app interface.
A temporary premium position for a business, product, tool or content item.
A dedicated campaign screen or takeover where the app owner explicitly offers it.
A commercial push notification only where the app owner, platform rules and consent requirements permit it.
A negotiated package combining several in-app placements.
Recorded in the campaign workspace
Recorded in the campaign workspace
Recorded in the campaign workspace
Recorded in the campaign workspace
Recorded in the campaign workspace
Recorded in the campaign workspace
Fixed fee for a defined campaign duration
CPM where impression tracking is explicitly supported
CPC where click tracking is supported
Custom quote for featured or integrated sponsorships
LinxGiant only presents metered CPC, CPM or CPV buying as measurable where the selected provider/package supports reliable tracking. Fixed-price packages remain the simplest launch model and avoid pretending a measurement system exists when it does not.
No. LinxGiant's initial app model focuses on direct sponsorship and direct-sold inventory between advertisers and app owners.
Yes. Advertisers and agencies can use the creative library and campaign instructions for supported direct-ad packages.
Yes. The media owner controls whether the campaign complies with the app's content, platform and audience rules.