Stop leaving ad revenue on the table
Consent lost between the banner and your ad networks, consent cut short or unreadable, an ad that never loads: every failing link can cost you revenue. Skanopy shows what the banner records, which partners obtain it, and which go without.
Aube
Consent you’ve earned should pay.
A banner collects the user’s choice; that choice still has to reach the partners that depend on it. When it gets lost on the way, the consent obtained may not earn what it should, and a refusal may go without effect.
See what your apps really do.
The user’s choice
What the banner expresses after each choice, in the market’s formats.
Who obtains it
The partners that actually obtained that choice.
Who goes without
The contacted partners the choice does not reach, and that therefore cannot use it.
Before the choice, despite a refusal
What leaves before the user has chosen, and what carries on after a refusal.
Ads that never load
The errors your ad partners return, VAST errors included, partner by partner.
Every point is a finding from the report: captured on a real phone, proven and paired with the fix to make.
No technical skills required.
Point us to the app with a link or a .apk
Aube- A Google Play Store link
- Or the .apk of an unreleased version
- No integration in the app
- On real phones
- A real user journey replayed
- Every exchange logged
- A recommended action per finding
- A priority and dated evidence
- The fix verified on the next version
Your questions, our answers.
Google says so itself: without valid consent in the ad request, it falls back to limited ads, without personalization, a fallback that may impact revenue. Skanopy shows you which partners received it.
Yes. Skanopy records the choice expressed in these two formats and shows which partners obtained it. It documents these facts; the compliance assessment stays yours.
No. A Google Play link is enough; Skanopy observes the app as your users install it, whatever its banner.
Before switching on an ad network or a measurement tool, before a campaign, before publishing a release: each analysis is a dated snapshot of one version.