Two banner positions on Cryptorank: an embedded unit at €12,480 and a native unit at €15,600. The two do not share a gambling policy.
Cryptorank is a market-data site rather than a news desk, which changes who is on the page: someone comparing token metrics, not someone reading about them. That audience is harder to interrupt and more likely to act, which is the argument for paying more here than U.today’s traffic-equivalent inventory costs. The thing to read carefully is the policy, not the price.
The native position accepts gambling and the embedded one refuses it — the same site, the same visit, two different answers — so a campaign in that category has exactly one of these two slots available to it. For everything else the choice is ordinary: native costs twenty-five per cent more and asks more of the copy, because it is read rather than skipped.
The publisher sells this format in 2 places. They share one audience — what differs is where the unit sits and what it costs, so they are compared here rather than split across 2 near-identical pages. Choose one to set it in the buy panel.
| Position | Price | Choose |
|---|---|---|
| Embedded bannerEmbedded display unit. Gambling refused on this position. | €12,480per flight | Choose Embedded banner |
| Native bannerNative unit set within the page content. Gambling accepted on this position. | €15,600per flight | Choose Native banner |
| Monthly site traffic | 730,000 |
|---|---|
| Regions and languages | Global · top GEO ID, RU, UA, US, VN |
| Category | Market Data |
| Reader profile | People comparing token metrics, prices and rankings — analytical, sceptical and in the middle of a decision, concentrated in Indonesia, Russia, Ukraine, the United States and Vietnam. |
| Distribution | The chosen banner position across Cryptorank, for a flight length confirmed at booking. |
| Position | 2 positions — see the table above |
|---|---|
| Rotation | Not published by the supplier — confirmed at booking |
| Duration | Confirmed at booking |
| Price | Set per position — see the positions table |
| Publisher policy | Gambling accepted on the native banner, refused on the embedded banner — the policy differs by position |
| Sold by | Cryptorank.io |
The publisher does not publish a flight length, impression count, click-through rate or creative specification for this listing, so none is shown here. We confirm all four in writing before an order is taken rather than estimating them on the publisher’s behalf.
There is no editorial review on an ad placement — the steps are creative approval and scheduling. Flight length: confirmed at booking.
That is how the publisher lists them, and we pass it on rather than flattening it into one claim. Native accepts, embedded refuses. If you are in that category, the native position is your only option here.
If your creative can carry being read rather than skipped, yes. A native unit borrows the page’s credibility, which also means weak copy is more exposed, not less.
The audience is further down the decision. A reader on a news site is informing themselves; a reader here is comparing options, which is a better moment to be in front of and a harder one to interrupt.
Every other placement that shares a property with this one.
Nine banner positions across CoinMarketCap, from a €29,250 minimum-budget unit to €80,440 for the desktop homepage — 44 million monthly visitors, the largest audience in this catalogue.
Three banner positions on Tokenpost from €2,340 to €3,900, reaching 2.1 million monthly readers in Korea, Japan and Southeast Asia.
Five banner positions on CryptoCompare from a €3,900 starting rate to €15,600, all priced on CPM and reaching 1.1 million monthly visitors.
Roughly 2.5 million impressions spread over up to 31 days — a month of continuous presence across the app network rather than a burst around one date.
