Cheap enough that it's not a decision

One ad slot loading, once. A page with four ad slots on it counts as four requests. It is the same unit every ad server bills on, including Revive.

Yes — a slot that asks for an ad still costs us a request even when nothing is booked. We show your fill rate prominently on the dashboard so this is never a surprise, and unsold slots on paid plans fall back to your own house ad rather than a blank space.

Nothing breaks. Your ads keep serving and the overage is billed at $1.50 per additional million. We warn you by email at 80% and again at 100%. Switching a publisher's ads off over a usage limit is the fastest way to lose them, so we don't do it.

No card, and the free tier does not expire. It is sized for getting set up and proving the thing works on your own site: 5,000 requests is roughly 2,500 pageviews with two slots on them. A site running real sponsors will pass it, and that is the point at which $9 starts making sense.

Yes. You can export your stats as CSV at any point, including after you cancel. Being able to leave is a feature, not an oversight.

Not on the subscription. You sell your space, you set your price, you keep all of it. If you later use the self-serve marketplace to let sponsors buy directly through us, that carries a small percentage fee — and it is entirely optional.

Not because of us. Vrtasyn sets no cookies, stores no IP addresses, and never identifies a visitor across sites. Frequency capping runs in the visitor's own browser storage. Your own obligations still depend on whatever else your site does.