Provider feed setup
Configure the advertiser, search engine, provider URL, search cap and revenue share. Keep NET reporting settings with the feed they describe.
Search Syndication
Core features.
Connect provider feeds to publisher links, set search caps and revenue-share rules, and understand the results by keyword, domain and traffic source.
Compare price plans ↗Publisher link management
Assign feeds to a publisher link and configure integration type, traffic type, backfill and commercial settings in one resource editor.
Keyword handling
Define keyword and domain rules, use keyword-replacement controls at feed level, and carry query and SubID context through supported URL macros.
Environment targeting
Configure countries, operating systems, browsers and browser versions, devices and domains at the relevant feed or link level.
Traffic-quality controls
Set applicable referrer, IP, datacenter, crawler, VPN and proxy policies. Review errors alongside traffic and financial indicators.
Search-specific reports
Compare searches, monetized traffic, visitors, unique IPs, cost, revenue, EPC, RPM, profit and ROI. Switch to Keyword List or Keyword Count views.
Inside Nexus / Search Syndication settings
Start with the link settings.
Define how a publisher link receives and handles Search traffic. Link type, integration and backfill sit together in Settings; targeting and traffic-quality rules have their own tabs.
Configure the publisher link
Review traffic and link type, search engine, integration, backfill and revenue share in the link’s Settings tab.
About these screenshots
Captured from Nexus. Identifying context is outside the frame. Cropped from a new, unsaved Search link. The selections and numeric defaults illustrate the editor, not a recommended setup or a commercial offer.
Reporting that fits the channel
Compare traffic, quality and commercial results.
Keep delivery, traffic quality and commercial results in context. Available dimensions depend on the selected report.
Explore reporting & data freshness ↗Performance indicators
Ways to break it down
Publisher / link · Feed · Country · OS / browser · Device · Domain · Keyword list · Keyword count
Deployment scope. Search feed and link controls differ. Provider integrations, NET import timing and metric definitions are confirmed during deployment.
Keep the operating context
Controls that connect to a decision.
Connect provider feeds and publisher search links, configure revenue share and search caps, then inspect keyword-level and partner NET reporting.
- Feed assignment & targeting
- Revenue share & search caps
- Geo, device & source context
Compare traffic, clicks and provider NET reports to understand which routes contribute to your margin.
Explore targeting & filters ↗Extend the workflow with AI + MCP.
Connect supported AI clients to domain-scoped tools. Access, audit history and allowed operations stay within the boundaries configured for your deployment.
Across the Nexus suite
Open standards. Your own platform.
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 specificationVAST
Video ad serving
Manage video channels and VAST tags. Review starts, quartiles, completions and URI diagnostics in the video module.
VAST specificationFull MCP
A structured interface for AI clients
Connect compatible assistants to discover tools and work within authenticated, domain-scoped operational boundaries.
Explore AI + MCPWhite-label
Your brand. Your domains.
Build your partner-facing experience around your identity, enabled products and agreed deployment requirements.
Explore white-labelProtocols 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.
See these capabilities in your workflow.
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