Ads

AngryPages ads work best when the offer fits long-form reading, creator culture, publishing, AI tools, media, books, education, software, events, arts, or thoughtful consumer products.

Ad placements must respect the reading experience. AngryPages can reject loud creative, spammy claims, junk inventory, or campaigns that make the page feel cheap.

Approved formats may include labeled in-text mentions, cards, sponsored placements, brand pages, mini-shops, creator sponsorships, campaign updates, or direct custom packages.

Sponsored content, ads, affiliate placements, paid partnerships, and material connections must be labeled where required. See Ad Rules for the public standard.

Advertisers are responsible for claims, substantiation, rights, creative, landing pages, product legality, endorsements, regulated-category rules, and privacy compliance.

CPM, CPC, bundles, direct campaigns, sponsorships, invoices, revenue share, or custom packages may be used only where AngryPages approves the campaign and terms. Start with ad pricing.

AngryPages may reject, edit, pause, relabel, restrict, remove, or terminate ads for legal, safety, policy, privacy, editorial, reputational, payment, or business reasons.

Clean self-serve campaigns can start through Create Ad. Higher-touch campaigns should go through Contact with the budget, offer, audience, landing page, and creative constraints.