
Self-serve DSP & global ad network

Self-serve DSP & global ad network
FroggyAds is a self-serve demand-side platform (DSP) and global ad network used by more than 15,000 advertisers worldwide, including affiliates, media buyers, and marketing agencies. The platform connects advertisers to international traffic supply through over 750 supply-side platform (SSP) integrations. Campaigns can be launched across six ad formats: push notifications, native ads, display ads, interstitials, pop ads, and video. All campaign management takes place in a unified dashboard, where advertisers can control audience targeting, bidding, budgets, creatives, and source-level reporting in the same buying workflow. Targeting options include country, city, device, operating system, browser, carrier, category, and source settings. The SmartCPC bidding system automatically adjusts bids based on available campaign signals while keeping the advertiser's goal, budget, and commercial outcome visible. Traffic quality is screened through Adscore and internal checks, and source controls allow advertisers to respond to verified results. The platform supports tracking and measurement through server-to-server postback workflows, enabling advertisers to connect campaign activity to their own conversion data and confirm that click and source identifiers are passed correctly. Clicks start at $0.0001, the minimum deposit is $50, and a 7-day money-back guarantee applies to new accounts. A typical campaign workflow begins with account creation, followed by funding the account with a starting balance of at least $50. The advertiser then selects a destination, matches it to a suitable ad format, defines the eligible audience, and sets the initial bid and campaign budget before submitting for review. After results are collected, the advertiser can compare source-level performance and make adjustments, including changes to bidding strategy or the use of SmartCPC optimization. This workflow is designed to let advertisers test a focused traffic question, evaluate measurable outcomes, and base subsequent spending decisions on campaign data.