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Managed ad buying across newsletters, websites and podcasts, plus Carbon Ads.
BuySellAds now presents itself as a media partner for advertisers. Its team plans and runs sponsored campaigns across premium newsletters, websites and podcasts, and it runs Carbon Ads, a network and sales service for publishers.
If you remember it as a marketplace for buying banner spots, the homepage now centers on managed campaigns. For advertisers, it builds a media plan, handles bookings, creative and launch checks, and sends one combined report. Audiences it lists include business, AI, design, developers, finance and consumer. For publishers, Carbon Direct sells your sponsorships for you, Carbon Network shows cookieless contextual ads across independent sites, and Optimize adds managed header bidding. No rates or revenue share are published.
Bottom line: BuySellAds suits B2B, developer and AI brands that want sponsorships in niche newsletters and sites without booking each one. Publishers with a technical audience can apply to Carbon. If you want to buy ad slots yourself on a small budget, look at self-serve ad networks.
The team checks audience fit, recommends formats and spend, and hands you a launch-ready media plan.
Bookings, creative coordination, launch checks and one consolidated campaign report.
Publishers join a curated network of independent sites showing contextual, cookieless native ads, via the Carbon Tag or API.
A sponsorship team sells and runs your inventory, including contracts and billing. Optimize adds managed header bidding.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Managed campaigns | Quote | Media plan, bookings, creative coordination and reporting. The inquiry form starts at budgets under $10,000. |
| Carbon Network | Not published | For publishers. Contextual, cookieless native ads. Apply to join. |
| Carbon Direct | Not published | For publishers. BuySellAds sells and runs your sponsorships. |
BuySellAds does not publish rates, minimums or revenue share. Budget ranges come from its inquiry form, checked 5 Nov 2026.