What could rewarded ads earn you? Try this calculator

Estimate what rewarded ads could add to your ad revenue. Pick a placement, enter your monthly pageviews, and get a figure based on real publisher data.

Most publishers looking at rewarded ads for the website get stuck at the same point. The format sounds plausible, the case studies look good, and there is no way to tell whether it would be worth anything on their own site.

So we built this for your math problems. No need to worry about any metric other than your website’s impressions.

Choose where you would put the lock, enter the monthly pageviews on those pages, and you get an estimate. The fill rates and CPMs behind it are ours, drawn from tests and deployments across our publisher network.

No form, no email, nothing gated.

What could rewarded ads earn you?

Pick where you would put the lock and tell us your traffic.

Estimated extra ad revenue

€4,989

per month, or €59,863 a year

These are FatChilli estimates, drawn from tests and experiments run with publishers across our network. They are not a quote. Your own numbers will move with your market, your traffic sources and the wording on your lock.

This revenue sits on top of what those pages already earn from display.

Get a read on your own inventory →

Two things worth knowing about the number you just got.

It is an estimate and not a quote. Fill rate and price move with your market, your traffic sources, your device split and, more than anything, the wording on your lock. We have seen fill rates go from under 1% to over 7% on the same audience after two rounds of rewriting a single screen. And then all the way to 70% (on quizzes).

And it sits on top of what those pages already earn. Rewarded ads do not replace your display inventory. It is a second line on the same pageview.

If you want the reasoning behind the numbers, the engagement data, and the answers to the questions publishers usually ask next, that is all in our full Q&A on rewarded ads.

Get in touch, and our team will discuss what will be the best course of action for your website.

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