News & content
Regional news sites and content publishers who want to combine direct bookings and programmatic revenue on one platform — without an enterprise price tag.
For publishers
Earn more.
Earn more.
Give away less.
You know the game: fixed costs that hit regardless of your traffic. SSP fees quietly shrinking your revenue. Platforms built for US markets that treat SEA as a footnote. AWSome was built to change exactly that.
The difference
What changes for you
Established vendors
AWSome
Cost model
High fixed costs + hidden take rates
Variable costs — you only pay for what you use
SSP fees
15–25% quietly deducted from revenue
Transparent pricing, no hidden fees
SEA markets
US product with SEA as an afterthought
Mobile-first, built from Southeast Asia
Consent
Bolted on afterwards, half-hearted
Core architecture with regional modules
Flexibility
Rigid contracts, long onboarding cycles
Fast start, API for your own workflows
Support
Ticket system, account manager keeps changing
Direct line to the builder
Who is it for?
Publishers who choose AWSome
Mobile & in-app
App publishers and mobile-first websites in Southeast Asia who need a platform that doesn't treat mobile as an edge case.
Gaming & entertainment
Publishers with high mobile share and complex inventory who need flexible ad unit configuration and fast delivery.
Onboarding
Live in days, not months
No six-month enterprise onboarding. No dozen stakeholder calls. AWSome is built so you can get started fast.
- Inventory setup in the interface or via API
- Tag integration with clear documentation
- Consent modules pre-configured for your target markets
- Personal guidance during setup — not an anonymous ticket system
Revenue
Keep what belongs to you
Every percentage point you don't hand to intermediaries stays with you. At AWSome, there are no hidden take rates.
- Direct bookings without intermediary margin
- Programmatic revenue with transparent breakdown
- Fair cost structure that scales with your growth
- Reporting that shows what actually happens — not what you're meant to see
"I knew the alternatives from the inside. I knew what publishers go through every day. And I knew there was a better way — if you were willing to walk it alone."