Your site has an audience. Rent the top of it.
One slot, one line of code, a monthly price you choose. Advertisers book it themselves, pay by card, and go live the same minute. You keep 60%.
Two lines. Any site.
WordPress, Webflow, Next.js, plain HTML: paste the div where the slot goes and the script once per page. The first time a reader loads it, your domain verifies itself.
<div data-abovefold="af_7c1e02"></div>
<script async src="https://getabovefold.com/af.js"></script>The deal, in full
You set the price
A flat monthly figure. No auction, no floor, no revenue share on a number you cannot audit.
Five advertisers per slot
The slot rotates between up to five advertisers at the same price. Five buyers is five times the month — and each is told, before paying, how often their ad shows.
Instant or reviewed — your call
Instant go-live by default: a paid ad starts serving at once and you are emailed; pull it in one click. Or switch to approval, and nothing runs until you say so.
60% for you, straight away
The advertiser’s card is charged on your behalf and your share lands in your own Stripe account. We never hold your money; our 40% pays for card fees, payouts, serving and counting.
No cookies on your readers
The tag sets nothing and follows nobody. It renders in a shadow root, so your CSS and ours never touch, and an unsold slot takes no space.
Leave whenever
Delete the slot, remove the line. No contract, no exclusivity, no minimum.
Questions
How much traffic do I need?
None to start — but a slot sells on its audience. Under ~1,000 human visitors a month, price it low and describe who reads you; a precise niche sells better than a big vague number.
What does the advertiser see?
Your slot’s page on AboveFold: the measured views, the price, the rotation, and a live preview of their ad on your page. They pay by card and it goes live.
When do I get paid?
Each month, when the advertiser’s card is charged, your share is routed to your Stripe account. Stripe pays out to your bank on its usual schedule.
Can I refuse an ad?
Always. In instant mode you pull it from your dashboard and it stops within two minutes; in review mode it never runs without your approval.
Does it slow my page down?
The tag is 6 KB, loads async, and paints nothing until it has an ad. No layout shift when the slot is empty.
Not sure what to charge? Use the ad price calculator · Read the guide