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White-label ad tech / Nexus

Your advertising platform.
Your brand. Your rules.

Nexus is white-label software for advertising businesses. Build a Search or XML network, connect OpenRTB and video partners, or manage offers, clicks and conversions. Choose the modules that match the platform you want to run.

For ad networks, publishers and performance teams. See the platforms you can build ↗

Inside Nexus / Financial overviewActual interface

Revenue and profit across Nexus

Compare gross revenue, net revenue and profit for today, yesterday, this month and the previous month. The overview brings Search, XML, RTB, Campaigns, Video and CPA into one dashboard. Original captured values, not a performance guarantee.

Revenue and profit across Nexus

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Nexus financial dashboard with four period totals, Search, XML and RTB summaries, and section headings for Campaigns, Video and CPA.

Original Nexus screenshot · supplied unchanged. Compare gross revenue, net revenue and profit for today, yesterday, this month and the previous month. The overview brings Search, XML, RTB, Campaigns, Video and CPA into one dashboard. Original captured values, not a performance guarantee.

What can you build?

Your business model.
The right platform.

Every Nexus platform supports white-label deployment under your brand. Choose a starting point, see the components and connect your own partners.

01Existing module workflow

Connect traffic sources to advertiser feeds

XML ad network

XML revenue & partner NET reporting

XML revenue and partner NET trends with referral and audience breakdowns. Values are shown as captured for the selected period, not a performance guarantee.

XML revenue & partner NET reporting

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Nexus XML dashboard showing revenue and partner NET trends with referral and audience breakdowns.

Actual Nexus dashboard · original captured values. XML revenue and partner NET trends with referral and audience breakdowns. Values are shown as captured for the selected period, not a performance guarantee.

Run an XML / JSON feed monetization platform. Connect advertiser feeds, assign them to publishers and control how traffic is filtered, routed and monetized.

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02Integration-scoped deployment

Run an advertiser buying platform

DSP Deployment

RTB delivery & spend reporting

The Nexus RTB dashboard shows requests, impressions, clicks, revenue, spend and profit for the RTB component used in a DSP deployment. This is not a separate DSP dashboard or a campaign editor. Values are shown as captured, not a performance guarantee.

RTB delivery & spend reporting

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Nexus RTB dashboard showing request, impression, revenue, spend and profit KPI cards.

Actual Nexus dashboard · original captured values. The Nexus RTB dashboard shows requests, impressions, clicks, revenue, spend and profit for the RTB component used in a DSP deployment. This is not a separate DSP dashboard or a campaign editor. Values are shown as captured, not a performance guarantee.

Build a demand-side platform around Nexus campaign management and the RTB runtime. Define advertiser campaigns, creatives, targeting and the supply connections they can buy from.

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03Existing module workflow

Monetize search intent

Search Syndication

Search activity & partner filters

Searches, NET searches and clicks, with publisher, link, advertiser and feed filters. Values are shown as captured for the selected period, not a performance guarantee.

Search activity & partner filters

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Nexus Search dashboard showing captured search activity, period comparison and partner filters.

Actual Nexus dashboard · original captured values. Searches, NET searches and clicks, with publisher, link, advertiser and feed filters. Values are shown as captured for the selected period, not a performance guarantee.

Run a search syndication platform. Connect search providers to publisher links, apply keyword and traffic rules and compare searches, clicks and partner results.

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Five connected products

Start with the channel
you operate.

Explore the actual workspace, the controls your team uses and the results it can investigate. Start with one product or connect several in your deployment.

The daily operation

Partners. Traffic rules.
Results you can inspect.

From the first connection to a detailed report, give commercial and technical teams a shared place to work.

Inside Nexus / Guided tour

The XML feed workflow

Four steps through real Nexus screens. A guided preview, not a live account.

This is a new, unsaved XML feed. The provider URL is a placeholder and the numbers are editor defaults. Detection and format support depend on the configured provider integration.

Step 1 of 4: Set up the provider

01

Connect your partners

Assign demand feeds to publishers, manage exchange–demand access and connect video channels with eligible tags. Each channel keeps its own partner relationships.

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02

Set targeting and traffic limits

Configure geographic and device targeting, domain and sub-ID rules, request filters, QPS and commercial caps in the modules that support them.

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03

Investigate the results

Compare publisher and demand-side reports. Break down traffic by source, inspect errors and keep locally recorded results distinct from partner NET figures.

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White-label by design

Your brand.
Your partner experience.

Give partners a platform under your own brand and domains. Choose the modules, access model and integrations that fit your operation, with deployment responsibilities agreed before launch.

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01 / BRAND & DOMAINS

A platform that carries your identity.

Branding and partner-facing requirements, with additional customization scoped up front.

02 / ACCESS & OPERATIONS

The right workspace for each partner.

Roles and platform assignments separate administration from member access.

03 / YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE

Connect the stack you operate.

Agree on service endpoints, platform data sources, hosting and ongoing support.

Full MCP support

Bring AI clients into
your Nexus workflow.

Connect compatible clients to product knowledge or authenticated operations. Available tools follow the selected deployment and the account’s permissions.

One connection, with a defined scope.

  • Select an MCP deployment and domain.
  • Review sessions, questions, tool outcomes and diagnostics.
  • Use operational tools under the connected server’s access and approval policy.

Public discovery is read-only. Private operational access requires authentication; the public website assistant does not manage your production account.

Explore AI + MCP ↗

Start with personal MCP setup

Review the connection identity, Streamable HTTP endpoint and credential-handling guidance before authorizing an AI client.

Start with personal MCP setup

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Nexus personal MCP setup with identity, endpoint and security guidance; account names and connection URL hidden.

Actual Nexus interface · identifying details hidden. Review the connection identity, Streamable HTTP endpoint and credential-handling guidance before authorizing an AI client.

Across the Nexus suite

Open standards. Your own platform.

Explore the integration foundation
IAB Tech Lab

OpenRTB

2.4 / 2.5 / 2.6 configuration

Connect exchange and demand partners with version selection, auction settings, bid floors and timeouts in the RTB module.

OpenRTB specification
IAB Tech Lab

VAST

Video ad serving

Manage video channels and VAST tags. Review starts, quartiles, completions and URI diagnostics in the video module.

VAST specification
AI connectivity

Full MCP

A structured interface for AI clients

Connect compatible assistants to discover tools and work within authenticated, domain-scoped operational boundaries.

Explore AI + MCP
Your operating model

White-label

Your brand. Your domains.

Build your partner-facing experience around your identity, enabled products and agreed deployment requirements.

Explore white-label

Protocols apply to the relevant Nexus modules. Supported versions, player compatibility and partner interoperability are confirmed for your integration. References to IAB Tech Lab standards do not imply certification or endorsement.

Deployment & engineering

Launch it. Connect it.
Keep it running.

Map the modules and integrations, agree on infrastructure and responsibilities, then validate a controlled rollout. See the deployment process ↗

01

Server management

Server setup, maintenance, monitoring and troubleshooting for the infrastructure behind your platform.

  • Setup & configuration
  • Maintenance & performance
  • Security & access
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02

Custom software development

Custom applications, platform extensions and system integrations, from requirements to maintenance.

  • Requirements & architecture
  • Applications & interfaces
  • API & data integration
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03

Mobile application development

Mobile experiences, application interfaces and connected services designed around real user tasks.

  • Product & UX design
  • Delivery approach
  • Connected services
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Before we talk

Questions about
your deployment?

Understand modules, access, integrations and the scope of your demo.

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What is Nexus?

Nexus is configurable advertising technology for teams operating search, feeds, programmatic, video and performance businesses. It combines channel-specific services with platform configuration, partner access and operational administration. The deployment is assembled around your traffic, integrations and workflows.

Do I need all five products?

No. Start with the channel that fits your business: Search, XML / JSON feeds, OpenRTB, VAST video or CPA. Additional modules can be introduced as part of an agreed integration and rollout plan.

Can we use our own brand, domains and infrastructure?

Nexus supports white-label and tenant-aware configuration, including domains, service endpoints and platform-specific data sources. During discovery we agree which components Nexus operates, which remain in your environment and how they connect.

What does full MCP support mean in practice?

Nexus provides tools, resources and prompts over Model Context Protocol for compatible AI clients. Public discovery is read-only. Connected operational deployments add authenticated, domain-scoped administration, session and question history, tool diagnostics and policy-controlled workflows. Available actions depend on the connected MCP server and the identity’s permissions.

How is access to different platforms controlled?

Accounts receive explicit roles and platform assignments. Administrators manage platform configuration and MCP connections in a separate workspace. Protected operations are checked server-side; a shared domain or a copied URL does not grant access.

What should I bring to a demo?

Tell us which channels you operate, your current supply and demand integrations, approximate volume, required regions and the operational problem you want to solve. We can then walk through a relevant workflow and define scope, validation and commercial terms.

A demo built around your business

See the workflows
your team needs.

Tell us your channels, partner integrations and expected volume. We will walk through the relevant product and define the next steps.

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