Blocked inventory never reaches the ad server
A page view with a blocker sends no ad request, so across your client sites the loss shows up as lower fill, never as a cause you can point to.
Anti-adblock built for ad networks and agencies
Networks and agencies place ad tags on client sites where a share of traffic never renders, and the bundled recovery most networks switch on only reaches visitors who leave Acceptable Ads on, the default in AdBlock Plus. AntiAdBlock Core asks every visitor with a blocker to allow ads, with your client's brand on the notice. No revenue share.
- Flat price by detections, no revenue share
- Up to 5 sites on one Business account
- Your client's logo and message, no AntiAdBlock Core branding
- Adblock detection API for your own stack
- 5 siteson one Business account, 5,000,000 detections a month
- Per siteshare of page views with a blocker, per site and per day
- APIdetection result handed to your own code (Max and Business)
- 0%revenue share on anything you recover
What ad blocking costs your clients
Bundled recovery stops at Acceptable Ads
The recovery most networks switch on serves Acceptable Ads to visitors who leave that option on, the default in AdBlock Plus. uBlock Origin users and anyone with the option off get nothing, and animated or video formats are excluded by the Standard.
Revenue share eats your margin
Recovery platforms that take a cut of what they recover, and put their own allowlisted ads in the slot, leave less for you and for the client.
Ad-block recovery for your clients, at a flat price
Most recovery platforms take a share of what they recover, and some fill your clients' slots with allowlisted or reinserted demand. AntiAdBlock Core charges a flat price by detections and never serves, reinserts or edits ads: your tags, your demand and your client relationship stay in place.
On Business, one account covers up to 5 sites sharing 5,000,000 detections a month, and each site has its own figures and its own notice settings. From Max, each site's notice carries that client's logo and message without our branding, and the adblock detection API hands the result to your own stack.
Rolling it out, client site by client site
Add each client site
Verify the domain from your account; each site gets its own settings and figures.
Install the tag or the plugin
Paste one async tag, use the WordPress plugin on WordPress sites, or call the detection API from your own code.
Brand the notice and watch the numbers
Set the client's logo and message from the Max plan, then follow detections per site and get an email when a site goes quiet or nears its quota.
AntiAdBlock Core vs revenue-share recovery for networks
The usual recovery partners were built around a share of the revenue. Here is what changes when the price is flat.
AspectAntiAdBlock CoreRevenue-share recovery platforms
PricingFlat, by detectionsA share of the revenue they recover
Ads in the slotYour clients' own tagsOften allowlisted or reinserted demand
Brand on the noticeYour client's logo and message (Max and Business)The platform's flow
Getting startedSelf-serve, minutes per siteA short trial or a sales call
Fits your ad stack
A detection layer, deployed your way.
- Google Ad Manager and AdX
- Prebid and header-bidding wrappers
- AdSense on client sites
- The adblock detection API for your own dashboard
- The WordPress plugin for client sites on WordPress
- Optional delivery from the client's own domain
Anti-adblock for ad networks and agencies
AntiAdBlock Core detects uBlock Origin and uBlock Origin Lite, AdBlock Plus, AdGuard, Brave Shields and Ghostery on desktop and mobile, reports network-level blocking such as Pi-hole or NextDNS apart, and is kept current for you as blockers change, on every client site at once.
Each site has its own dashboard figures, and email alerts tell you when the account reaches 80% of its quota, or when a site goes quiet or is missing a required DNS record. From the Pro plan, Blocklist Watch shows in your dashboard when a public filter list names one of your clients' domains.
Related use cases
Other types of site, each with its own ad-block problem and its own fix.
Anti-adblock for news sites
Media groups with several titles.
Anti-adblock for video sites
Video networks placing pre-roll across sites.
Anti-adblock for gaming sites
Gaming networks whose bundled recovery skips uBlock Origin.
Anti-adblock for WordPress sitesAnti-adblock for forumsAnti-adblock for affiliate sitesAnti-adblock script for Blogger
Anti-adblock for ad networks: questions
What is ad block recovery?
Ad block recovery means getting revenue back from visitors who use an ad blocker. Some products show lighter Acceptable Ads to visitors who leave that option on, others reinsert ads, and others, like AntiAdBlock Core, ask the visitor to allow ads on the site so the publisher's own tags load again.
Can I use one account for several client sites?
Yes. Pro covers 2 sites, Max 3 sites and Business 5 sites, with detections shared across the sites in the account and figures shown for each one. Each site keeps its own notice settings.
Can the notice carry my client's brand?
Yes. The notice is set per site: from the Max plan it shows that client's logo and their own message, up to 30 words, without AntiAdBlock Core branding, and from Pro you set its color.
Is there an API to plug detection into our own stack?
Yes. The adblock detection API, on Max and Business, runs the same detection silently and hands the result to your own code through an event or a callback, so your stack decides what happens next.
Does it work with Google Ad Manager and Prebid?
Yes. AntiAdBlock Core never serves, reinserts or edits ads. Once a visitor allows ads, your Google Ad Manager, AdX or Prebid setup runs exactly as it does for visitors without a blocker.
Do you take a share of recovered revenue?
No. Plans have a flat monthly or yearly price counted in detections, page views where a blocker is found, and all of the ad revenue stays with you and your clients.
Is anti-adblock legal for our clients in the EU?
No law we found bans detecting ad blockers as such; the rules regulate how the check is done. In the EU, the ePrivacy rules cover storing or reading information on the visitor's device and GDPR covers personal data. AntiAdBlock Core uses no fingerprinting, no tracking cookies and no visitor identifiers; it leaves a few timestamps with no identifier in the browser, for 30 days at most, so each client lists them in their cookie notice and checks whether their consent tool should cover them.
Recover blocked inventory across your client sites
Start free up to 5,000 detections a month. No payment method, no revenue share.