Pricing

Antebyte is usage-based and prepaid. You add funds to a wallet, set how much you want to spend per day, and that money is drawn down only as your ads actually serve. There is no contract to sign and no minimum to clear before you can start.

How billing works

You fund your account in advance. Card payments are handled by Stripe, and the balance sits in your wallet until impressions serve against it. As each impression is bought, its cost is deducted from your balance, so your wallet always reflects what you have spent and what is left.

You set a daily budget, and Antebyte stops buying once it is reached. You can change that budget or pause a campaign at any time, and spending stops when you do. When your wallet runs low, nothing serves until you add more funds, so you can never spend money you have not already put in.

What you pay for

You buy at a clear CPM, and your wallet is charged as each impression serves — no contract, no hidden add-ons. What sets Antebyte apart is what you can see: every impression comes with the app or show, the device, and the geo it ran on, so you always know exactly where your budget went instead of settling for an average that hides it.

No minimums and no agency gate

Connected TV is usually sold through agencies and managed desks that set monthly minimums and require a signed insertion order. Antebyte does not work that way. It is self-serve, so you can start with a small budget, run the campaign yourself, and scale up once you see what your money is buying.

Because billing is prepaid and capped by the daily budget you set, starting small has no hidden downside. Add a little, watch the impressions come in, and add more when you are ready.

Start your first campaign

You can create an account and fund your first campaign in one sitting. Start your first campaign to upload a video, choose an audience, and set a daily budget you are comfortable with. You can pause or change that budget whenever you want.

If you would rather run the account from an AI assistant, the same billing and budget rules apply through the MCP server.