Advertising that counts every touch by itself.
Instead of a banner, a character lives on the site. Every view, click and interaction becomes a line in the report. He is already on this page: do something with him and the receipt next to you counts it live.
That is the whole mechanic. The advertiser gets this same report, across all visitors.
I want this report on my siteWhat each format can record
This lists events, it does not compare results: we have no performance figures against banners yet, the first pilot will give them.
| Event | Banner | Mascot |
|---|---|---|
| View | yes | yes |
| Click | yes | yes |
| Picked up and dragged | — | yes |
| Thrown at a product or block | — | yes |
| Video started and watched to the end | — | yes |
| Question asked in a conversation | — | yes |
| Lead or call from a conversation | — | yes |
All visitors of this page
- 0
- View (visible 1 s)
- 0
- Click
- 0
- Picked up
- 0
- Thrown
Real sums over 30 days, from the same database as the advertiser's report.
Two lines on the site, the report by link
The counter is separate: it listens to the character's events and does not change your site.
<script src=".../report.js" data-api="..." data-site="your-site"></script>
<script src=".../mate.js" data-skin="rumble"></script>- The advertiser gets a private link to the report: a table by day and a CSV file.
- Only event sums per day are stored: no cookies, no IPs, no page addresses.
- If your site uses a CSP, it needs to allow the counter's address.
What we do not promise yet
- A numeric comparison with banners: the first pilot on a real site will give it.
- Protection against deliberate inflation: the counter runs in the visitor's browser and only known bots are filtered out. An ad blocker can switch it off too.
- Advertising of restricted categories: only within the law and platform rules, on the advice of the advertiser's lawyer.