Blogs, newsletters, games and chat
Owners set the price and approve every ad. Brands book in minutes. Nobody gets tracked.
Audiences Isoteh can reach. Sources: beehiiv, Poki, W3Techs.
Type any website. We build the ad from its own page.
1. The F train runs again. Weekend work on the Culver line is done early, so Saturday service is back to normal.
2. A new bakery on Court Street. The line was out the door by eight, and the cardamom buns sold out by ten.
3. Prospect Park reopens its loop. The paving is finished, and bikes and runners have both lanes back.
4. Library hours grow. Six branches now open on Sunday mornings.
5. Free concerts return. The summer series in the park starts Friday at seven.
Barbecue
Most pits in East Austin open at eleven and sell out by two. Three of them start slicing early, if you know which window to knock on.
The first is a trailer behind a tire shop on Cesar Chavez. Bring cash and patience.
The second sits next to a laundromat on Manor Road, and the third only opens on Saturdays.
Your ad sits between two stories, with the Sponsored label every reader can see.
One ad network for
Pick the spot, set a price by the day, the week or the post. Paste two lines where the ad goes.
A brand books and pays first. You see the ad before it runs and can say no to anyone.
A view counts when half the ad is on screen for a second. Clicks are exact. No cookies.
We hold the money while the ad runs, then 85% moves to your balance.
To your bank or PayPal, whenever you like.
No cookies on your readers, no profiles, no stored IPs.
Say no to any brand, any time. The money goes back to them.
The brand pays up front. You never chase an invoice.
A small blog can list today and set its own price.
One card under the answer, labelled, never in private chats.
This is Agent Grand Prix, our own racing game, running live in a browser. The board over the straight is ad space. A brand books it, the developer approves it, and it shows up on the track, not in a video that stops the game.
import { AdBoard } from '/s/isoteh-three.js'; const board = new AdBoard(THREE, { slot: 'sl_your_slot' }); scene.add(board.mesh); board.update(camera, renderer, dt); // counts only readable views
Listing is free. No monthly fee. Isoteh takes 15% of each booking.
The brand pays when they book. We hold the money while the ad runs, then 85% moves to your balance. Withdraw it to your bank or PayPal in US dollars.
Nothing. No monthly fee and no setup fee. Isoteh keeps 15% of each booking, and you keep the rest.
No. A blog with a few hundred readers can list today. You set the price, and brands decide if it fits.
You do. Every ad waits for your approval. Say no and the brand gets their money back.
Yes. On Substack you paste a ready-made ad block into the post. On tools that allow code, the ad drops in by itself. Clicks count either way.
Browser games built with Three.js today, like our own Agent Grand Prix. More engines are coming. A view counts only when the board is really on screen and big enough to read.
A view counts when half the ad is on screen for one second. Clicks are counted exactly. Nothing is stored about the person who saw it.
No. No cookies on your readers, no profiles, and no stored IP addresses. Ads are matched to the page and its topic, not to the person.
A click adds a short code to the brand’s link that names the ad and the day, never the person. The brand’s site or server sends back a sale with that code, and we count it against the ad.
Never. Ads appear in public channels and under AI answers only, and always carry the Sponsored label.
Images and plain text only. No scripts, no pop-ups, no autoplay sound. Every ad is checked before it can run.
Make a free account, list your space, and paste two lines where the ad should sit. WordPress has a plugin. Brands can book from the marketplace right away.