Revive Adserver

Revive Adserver

Revive Adserver is an open source advertisement serving application. Revive Adserver has previously been known as OpenX Source, OpenAds and phpAdsNew, and most recently Revive Adserver forked from OpenX Source in 2013.

ApplicationRevive Adserver
Current Version6.0.5
Categoryadverts — e-Commerce and Business
Install Size100 MB
Requires DatabaseMYSQL
Licenceopen source

About Revive Adserver

Revive Adserver is a free, open source ad server that is trusted by more than 30,000 web publishers in over 100 countries around the world, making it the most used open source advertisment server. Revive Adserver is a powerful ad serving solution that puts control over online advertising back in the hands of publishers.

Features:
  • Serve ads on websites, in apps, and in video players, and collect detailed statistics about impressions, clicks and conversions
  • Manage campaigns for multiple advertisers and from ad networks all at once, via an easy to use interface
  • Define rules for delivery of campaigns and ads, including frequency capping, URL targeting, geo-targeting
  • Track and report campaign performance, including click-through rates, conversion rates, revenue, eCPM and conversion details, like basket value and number of items purchased

Screenshots

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What's included

Web space
3GB
Email accounts
10
Bandwidth
20GB
MySQL
Unlimited
Addon domains
0
Sub domains
10
Cloud CPU
60%
RAM usage
1GB
Disk I/O
50%
cPanel/Sectigo SSL
Free
Plugins
LiteSpeed Cache

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