Verified delivery, by default.
Every impression is checked for bot signals, rate-limited per visitor, and confirmed viewable, the same standard that already protects publisher revenue on the network.
How bot filtering works →Every campaign on Skrypte runs on the same infrastructure that protects publisher revenue: impressions checked for bot signals, rate-limited, and confirmed viewable before anything counts. That discipline is the foundation everything else gets built on.
Reporting is designed around that same verified data: what a campaign actually delivered, measured the same way for every advertiser, on every site.
What every impression is measured against
Bot and fraud filtering
Applied to every ad request
Rate limiting
Per visitor, on every request
Viewability tracking
Recorded per impression
Domain verification
Checked before delivery
Every impression is checked for bot signals, rate-limited per visitor, and confirmed viewable, the same standard that already protects publisher revenue on the network.
How bot filtering works →Campaign performance is measured against the same verified impression data that runs the rest of Skrypte, not a separate number cleaned up for a slide deck.
What we track today →The checks that protect a publisher's revenue and the checks that will back a campaign's numbers are the same checks. We don't run two standards.
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