A managed ad network you join vs a flat-priced detection layer you add to the network you keep.
Newor Media is a managed ad network. Its entry program, Elevate!, has no pageview minimum, but every site is reviewed by hand and needs a Google Ad Manager account and Newor's ad units, and Newor is paid through a revenue share. AntiAdBlock Core is not an ad network: it adds adblock detection to the network you keep, for a flat price.
Newor MediaManaged ad network
AntiAdBlock CoreAdblock detection layer
Newor is a change of ad network that comes with its own answer for ad-block visitors. AntiAdBlock Core changes nothing for visitors without a blocker and adds one step for those who use one.
If you join Newor Media
Your siteNewor's ad units and header biddingNo other header bidding on the pageAdvertisersIf you add AntiAdBlock Core
Your site| Aspect | Newor Media | AntiAdBlock Core |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | Revenue share; the publisher gets about 70-75%, per Newor's blog1314 | Flat monthly or yearly price; no share of your ad revenue |
| Public prices | No price list; the share is given in its blog posts1314 | Every plan listed, $0 to $29.99/month (better here) |
| Free plan or trial | No plan; free to join, no setup fee per its blog17 | Free plan: 5,000 detections a month, no payment method |
| Traffic minimum | Elevate!: no pageview minimum. Catapult 60,000 and Premier 420,000 US pageviews/month12 | No traffic minimum |
| Sign-up | Online form, then a manual review, usually answered in 24 to 48 hours210 | Self-serve sign-up and domain verification, no sales call (better here) |
| Google Ad Manager account | Required; an AdSense account is not enough2 | Not needed; works with AdSense alone (better here) |
| Who sells your ad space | Newor's header bidding with its demand partners; Google Certified Publishing Partner912 (better here) | Your current network; AntiAdBlock Core serves no ads |
| Ad-block visitors | AdAccept serves Acceptable Ads where the visitor's blocker allows them3 | A notice asks visitors to allow ads on your site |
| Setup | At least 2 Newor ad units per page; WordPress plugin; about 2 to 4 days243 | One async tag in the head or the WordPress plugin (better here) |
| Your current ad network | Replaced: no other header bidding on the same page6 | Kept: AdSense, Ad Manager or any network (better here) |
| Commitment | Insertion order, 24-hour out clause, NET30 payments574 | No contract; cancel from the dashboard |
| Privacy and data | Not detailed on its public site113 | No tracking cookies, no fingerprinting, daily totals per site |
Newor Media column: newormedia.com (programs, Elevate! FAQ, products and FAQ pages) and its blog posts of June, July and September 2026, checked 11 Oct 2026.
Newor Media runs three publisher programs. The entry program, Elevate!, has no pageview minimum: its FAQ says "There are no minimum page views to qualify." The two higher programs set traffic floors measured in US pageviews: at least 60,000 a month for Catapult and 420,000 for Premier.
Elevate! is for smaller and growing sites. Every application is reviewed by hand against Newor's policy requirements, and Newor says it usually replies within 24 to 48 hours. Its general FAQ then describes an insertion order, approvals with its demand partners and the delivery of your ad units, and puts that process at around 2 to 4 days.
According to the Elevate! FAQ, checked 11 Oct 2026: an English-language site with a navigation bar; content that follows Google's ad policies; room for at least two Newor ad units on each page; a Google Ad Manager account (having AdSense does not mean you have one, the FAQ notes); and exclusivity for header bidding: Newor's units go directly on the page and cannot run next to another header bidding setup. Direct-sold ads, affiliate links and sponsored posts stay yours.
Newor's 2026 blog posts say it accepts sites from about 5,000 monthly visitors, with no niche restriction, and a July 2026 post calls AdSense "the practical starting point" below that. Older Newor posts and some review sites still quote higher traffic floors, so check the programs page on the day you apply.
A site where you can add a script, or WordPress with our plugin. There is no traffic minimum, no application and no sales call: you register, verify your domain with a meta tag, a file or a DNS TXT record, and add the tag. The Free plan covers 5,000 detections a month without a payment method. AMP pages are not supported.
Newor's product for ad-block visitors is AdAccept. In Newor's words, it "enables a publisher to serve Acceptable Ads to users who are using ad blockers", and Newor says it can reach 80% of ad-blocking users on a site and monetize 91% of ad-block pageviews. AdAccept comes with Newor's managed service and has no separate public price. Acceptable Ads only reach visitors whose blocker allows them. Adblock Plus enables that list by default; uBlock Origin and uBlock Origin Lite do not. Our guide on how Acceptable Ads reinsertion works explains the model in more detail.
AntiAdBlock Core detects the visitor's ad blocker and shows a notice asking them to allow ads on your site; the script checks again as soon as they do. Visitors without a blocker never see it. Detection runs on a multi-signal engine maintained daily, on desktop and mobile, and network-level blocking such as Pi-hole or AdGuard DNS is detected too: it counts in your rate, and your dashboard also shows it as a separate count. More on this in adblock detection for publishers.
Joining Newor Media costs nothing upfront, and its September 2026 blog post says there is no setup fee. Newor earns a share of the ad revenue it generates: its June 2026 posts put the publisher's share at approximately 70 to 75%. It pays NET30, its FAQ describes an insertion order with no long-term contract and a 24-hour out clause, and AdAccept has no separate public price.
Newor's blog argues that the rate an auction reaches matters more than the share, and a July 2026 post says publishers report $8 to $25 RPM depending on niche. Those are Newor's figures; we have not tested them.
AntiAdBlock Core charges the other way round: a flat monthly or yearly price that does not grow with your ad revenue, and no share of what your network pays you. The Free plan includes 5,000 detections a month without a payment method. A detection is a page view where an ad blocker is found, so page views without one never count: with 20 to 30% of visitors blocking ads, the Free plan covers about 16,000 to 25,000 page views a month. Paid plans start at $5/month, all listed on AntiAdBlock Core pricing. To estimate what ad-block visitors cost you today, try the adblock revenue calculator.
Prices in US dollars. Only page views where an ad blocker is detected count; the rest never use your quota.
Newor's units must sit directly on your pages and cannot share them with another header bidding setup. AntiAdBlock Core serves no ads and works next to AdSense, Google Ad Manager, Mediavine, Ezoic or any other network, so your ad code and your payouts stay as they are.
Newor reviews every Elevate! site by hand and requires a Google Ad Manager account and at least two of its ad units per page. With AntiAdBlock Core you register, verify your domain and add one tag or the WordPress plugin, with no sales call. The Free plan works at any traffic level.
AdAccept depends on the visitor's blocker allowing Acceptable Ads, and uBlock Origin and uBlock Origin Lite do not by default. AntiAdBlock Core detects AdBlock, Adblock Plus, uBlock Origin, uBlock Origin Lite in its Basic, Optimal and Complete modes, AdGuard, Ghostery and Brave Shields, on desktop and mobile.
Newor Media fits if you want to leave AdSense and have a team run your display ads through header bidding. Its entry program has no pageview minimum, it pays NET30 with a 24-hour out clause, and AdAccept earns from some ad-block visitors without asking them for anything.
Stay with AdSense, Ad Manager or your current network, or move to a managed partner such as Newor. AntiAdBlock Core serves no ads and works with either choice.
If your partner already shows Acceptable Ads to visitors with blockers, as Newor does with AdAccept, agree with them how those visitors are handled before you add a notice that asks them to allow ads.
Register without a payment method, add the tag or the AntiAdBlock Core WordPress plugin, and follow your ad-block rate, detections and recoveries in the live dashboard.
Choose Newor Media if you want a managed partner to run your display ads through header bidding, you are fine with a revenue share, and Acceptable Ads suit you as the answer for ad-block visitors. Choose AntiAdBlock Core if you want to keep your current network, pay a flat public price and ask ad-block visitors to allow ads yourself. Either way, you can measure your ad-block rate first on the Free plan, with no payment method.
We read Newor Media's public pages and blog on 11 October 2026 and quote them with their dates. We have not used Newor's service, and AntiAdBlock Core is not affiliated with Newor Media. Facts about AntiAdBlock Core come from our own plans and product pages. If something here is out of date, contact us and we will correct it.
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Newor's entry program, Elevate!, has no pageview minimum, but every site is reviewed by hand. Its FAQ asks for an English-language site with a navigation bar, content that follows Google's ad policies, at least two Newor ad units per page and a Google Ad Manager account. The Catapult and Premier programs add floors of 60,000 and 420,000 US pageviews a month. AntiAdBlock Core only needs a site where you can add a script.
Not for Elevate!: its FAQ says "There are no minimum page views to qualify." Newor's 2026 blog posts say it accepts sites from about 5,000 monthly visitors, and older posts and review sites quote higher figures, so check its programs page before you apply. AntiAdBlock Core has no traffic minimum and a Free plan of 5,000 detections a month, with no payment method.
Newor is paid by revenue share. Its June 2026 blog posts give the publisher approximately 70 to 75% of ad revenue, so Newor keeps the rest; its September 2026 post says there is no setup fee, and payments are NET30. A July 2026 post says publishers report $8 to $25 RPM depending on niche. AntiAdBlock Core takes no share: it charges a flat price from $5/month, or nothing on the Free plan.
Yes, through AdAccept, which serves Acceptable Ads to visitors using ad blockers. It comes with Newor's managed service, with no separate public price, and Newor says it can reach 80% of ad-blocking users on a site. It only works where the visitor's blocker allows Acceptable Ads: Adblock Plus does by default, while uBlock Origin and uBlock Origin Lite do not.
Yes. Newor's Elevate! FAQ says every publisher needs a Google Ad Manager account, and notes that having AdSense does not mean you have one. AntiAdBlock Core does not need Ad Manager: it works with AdSense alone, with Ad Manager or with any other network, because it serves no ads.
Newor's exclusivity rule is about ad tech: its units go directly on the page and cannot run next to another header bidding setup. AntiAdBlock Core is not header bidding and serves no ads; it adds a detection script and a notice. If you use AdAccept, agree with Newor how ad-block visitors should be handled before you add a notice that asks them to allow ads.
No. AntiAdBlock Core is not an ad network and serves no ads. It adds detection and a notice on top of AdSense, Google Ad Manager, Mediavine, Ezoic or whichever network you use, so your ad setup and payouts stay as they are. On WordPress, the AntiAdBlock Core WordPress plugin connects your site from its settings.
Add AntiAdBlock Core to the ad setup you already run and see your ad-block rate, detections and recoveries in the live dashboard. The Free plan covers 5,000 detections a month, with no payment method.