Global paid traffic sources with source-level control.

FroggyAds connects advertisers to worldwide paid-media supply through 750+ SSP integrations and publishes access to 20B+ daily impressions across 300+ verticals. You manage that connected supply from one self-serve account instead of negotiating separate integrations for every source. Actual availability still depends on the GEO, format, targeting, bid, policy and inventory available to the campaign you create.

One connection can reduce duplicated setup, reporting and source-management work when you want to test multiple supply paths under the same measurement rules. With FroggyAds, your campaign setup, targeting, budgets, conversion tracking and source-level decisions stay in one workflow. That does not make every source identical; it makes the differences easier to measure and act on without maintaining a separate operating process for each supplier.

Our published format set includes Push, Native, Telegram, Display, Pop, Interstitial and Video. Each format creates a different user context, billing model and creative requirement, so choose the one that fits the offer and landing path rather than treating all traffic as interchangeable. Availability and buying conditions depend on the campaign and current supply.

Source IDs let you connect delivery and conversions to the individual supply sources exposed in campaign reporting. Use them to identify repeat patterns, compare cost per accepted outcome and decide where to keep, reduce, exclude or retest spend. FroggyAds source controls are valuable because you can act on one weak or strong source without judging the whole campaign from a blended average.

FroggyAds uses Adscore-supported traffic-quality controls and internal signals to help identify and filter invalid or low-quality traffic. No screening system can guarantee that every interaction is valid or commercially valuable, so combine those controls with your own conversion tracking, source-level behavior and backend acceptance data. Quality decisions are strongest when technical signals and business outcomes agree.

No. The 20B+ figure describes platform-level daily supply, not a forecast for one advertiser. Your reachable volume depends on format, GEO, device, targeting, bid, budget, policy and live inventory. Use the published scale to understand the size of the connected ecosystem, then judge your own campaign from actual eligible delivery and source-level results.

Start with hard eligibility: where the offer can be sold, which devices and operating systems can use the destination, and any policy or language constraints. Then add narrower controls only when they answer a campaign question. FroggyAds supports targeting such as GEO, city, device, OS, browser, carrier, category and source settings where available, so you can isolate meaningful differences without fragmenting the test unnecessarily.

No. The $50 minimum deposit is the account-funding threshold. Your campaign budget is the amount you choose to allocate to a specific test, and the actual media cost depends on the format, bid and traffic you buy. Keep the deposit, starting bid and test budget separate so a funding minimum is not mistaken for a guaranteed amount of traffic or a recommended campaign size.

Define the accepted business event first, preserve campaign and source identifiers, and test the landing page plus conversion path before meaningful spend starts. FroggyAds supports conversion tracking and server-to-server postbacks, so you can compare source delivery with accepted sales, leads, registrations or other downstream outcomes. A working tracking chain is what turns connected supply into something you can optimize.

Whitelist a source after mature results repeatedly meet your conversion and quality rule, blacklist when reliable evidence shows a specific source repeatedly fails that rule, and keep uncertain sources in controlled discovery. When scaling, change one major lever at a time and read the marginal result. FroggyAds gives you source-level controls so discovery and scale can remain separate, reversible decisions.