Skyscraper Ads
Skyscraper ads are tall 300×600 display units placed in a page’s sidebar or content rail. Their height keeps a large share of the creative on screen as the reader scrolls, which drives long view times and strong brand recall from a single placement.
Best for: Brand storytelling and campaigns that value long viewable time per impression.
What it is
Also known as the wide skyscraper or half-page unit, the 300×600 occupies a dedicated vertical column beside the main content. Because it stays largely visible while users read and scroll, it accumulates more in-view seconds per impression than shorter formats — ideal for storytelling creatives and memorable brand campaigns.
How it works
- 1Upload a 300×600 image creative and set your target countries, categories and budget.
- 2After approval your skyscraper competes for high-visibility sidebar and rail inventory.
- 3You pay per 1,000 in-view impressions; publishers earn on every counted scroll-visible view.
Why advertisers and publishers choose it
Maximum on-screen time
The tall format remains largely in view while readers scroll, adding up viewable seconds per impression.
Room to tell a story
A full vertical canvas fits product shots, headlines and a call to action in one glance.
Premium sidebar slots
Sits in the coveted content rail where fewer advertisers compete for attention.
Format at a glance
- Standard size
- 300×600 (wide skyscraper / half page)
- Creative
- Static image (JPG / PNG / WebP)
- Pricing
- CPM — per 1,000 in-view impressions
- Placement
- Sidebar or vertical content rail
Frequently asked questions
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