Advertise with
proof.
Book ad space. Sell ad space. The money sits in escrow from the moment a booking is placed until the campaign has run and the proof has been checked.
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Built around proven placements.
UNIT Advertising is a two-sided marketplace for ad space. A provider lists a slot — a billboard, a poster site, a newsletter, a channel — and an advertiser books it for a number of periods. The defining difference is that the booking amount is escrowed on Unit Network the moment the order is placed, and only leaves escrow when the advertiser has seen proof that the placement ran.
One booking. Six clear moments.
Every order on UNIT Advertising follows the same path, whichever side of it you are on. Nothing skips a step, and the money only moves at the two ends.
Short runs and tests.
Best for a weekend takeover, an event or a first trial of a new space.
The common rhythm.
Best for most physical placements, where a week is how inventory is actually sold.
Long-running presence.
Best for always-on placements where the rate is quoted monthly.
Getting started.
UNIT Advertising runs on your Unit Network account. If you already have one, you already have access — there is no separate advertiser or provider registration.
Choose the method you set up.
Credentials
Email, password and PIN.
Passkey
Your device fingerprint, face or screen lock.
Wallet
A browser wallet already holding your Unit account.
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Six destinations, three groups.
Workspace
Spaces — the catalogue of ad space you can book.
My Orders —
everything you have booked.
My Listings — the space you are selling, and the
bookings on it.
Insights & account
Analytics — spend, revenue and performance.
Chats —
conversations and message requests.
Profile — your advertiser and provider
identities.
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From catalogue to confirmed.
The complete advertiser journey: find a space, book the periods you want, wait for the provider, check what they ran, and release the payment.
Browse the catalogue.
Spaces lists every active listing on the marketplace. Each card carries the format (Banner, Poster or Digital), the location or platform, the category, when the slot runs, the price per period and the provider's score. Filter down to what you actually want before you start opening spaces.
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Open the space and read it properly.
The space page shows the provider's photographs of the placement, the full description, the placement details (a physical location, or the platform for a digital slot), and the provider card with their score and track record. If anything is unclear, Contact provider opens a message request — you can ask before you commit any money.
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Book the periods — and fund escrow.
Set how many periods you want with the stepper, and the total updates as price per period × periods. Confirming the booking moves that whole amount out of your wallet and into escrow, and creates the order in Pending acceptance.
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Wait for the provider to accept.
While the order sits in Pending acceptance the provider can accept it or decline it, and you can still cancel. Both a decline and a cancellation refund the full escrowed amount, fee-free. Once the provider accepts, the order becomes Running and the placement is theirs to deliver.
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Review the proof of display.
When the campaign has run, the provider submits proof: up to ten items, which can be photographs, screenshots, files or written notes describing what displayed, where and when. The order moves to Proof submitted and it is your turn. The provider can still replace their whole submission right up until you confirm, so ask for more if what you were given is thin.
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Confirm completion and release the payment.
Confirming completion releases the escrow to the provider, less the 5% platform fee, and moves the order to Completed. This is final — there is no reversal after confirmation, so it is the moment to be sure.
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See the whole picture.
Analytics gives the advertiser view: what you have spent, how your orders are distributed across the lifecycle, how far bookings get through the funnel, and how much is still held in escrow. Amounts are grouped by the asset they were paid in — the marketplace does not add different assets together.
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List the space. Run it. Get paid.
Your path as a provider starts with a profile people can trust and ends when confirmed escrow lands in your wallet.
Build a provider profile worth booking.
On Profile, fill in the provider block: whether you are an individual, a media owner or an agency, the channels you offer, the audiences and markets you reach, the languages you work in, and links to previous work. Advertisers read this before they read your prices.
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List an ad space.
List ad space opens the listing editor. Give the space a title and a real description, add photographs of the placement, and state whether it is physical (with a location) or digital (with the platform it runs on). Then set the format, the category, the availability, and the price per day, week or month.
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Manage your inventory.
My Listings is the provider console: your spaces, their state, and the bookings that have come in. A listing is Active, Paused or Cancelled. Pause a space when it is temporarily unavailable and it stops accepting new bookings without disappearing; cancelling is permanent.
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Accept or decline a booking.
A new order arrives in Pending acceptance with the escrow already funded — so you can see the money is there before you commit the slot. Accepting starts the campaign and moves the order to Running. Declining refunds the advertiser in full and costs neither side anything.
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Submit proof of display.
When the placement has run, submit your evidence: up to ten items in total, mixing uploaded files with written notes saying what displayed, where and over which dates. The order moves to Proof submitted and the advertiser is asked to confirm. You can replace the whole submission until they do.
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Get paid.
When the advertiser confirms completion, the escrow is released to you immediately, minus the 5% platform fee. A 600 UNITCOIN order pays 570 UNITCOIN.
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Know which spaces earn.
Analytics in its provider view shows revenue over real calendar time, your completion rate, how your listings rank against each other, and how much is currently held in escrow against orders that have not settled yet.
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Use the paper trail first.
Messages, evidence and disputes exist so that a disagreement has a record behind it and the escrow rules stay predictable for both sides.
Ask before you book, talk while it runs.
Contact is gated behind a request: the first message from a stranger arrives in Requests rather than dropping into their inbox, and the recipient accepts or declines it. Once accepted the conversation is an ordinary two-way thread. Declined requests are archived read-only and deleted after 30 days.
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Stopping early is cheapest before acceptance.
While an order is still in Pending acceptance, either side can end it at no cost: the advertiser cancels, or the provider declines. Both refund the whole escrowed amount with no platform fee. Nothing is held back and neither side owes the other anything.
Escalate only when you genuinely cannot agree.
Raising a dispute freezes the order and its escrow. The person who files states their case; the other side answers with their own evidence. Both can attach files and written statements to the record, and the whole thing is visible to both of them.
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The two sides settle it themselves.
There is no arbitrator. Once both sides have spoken, either can propose an outcome — all of the escrow to one party, or a split expressed as a percentage — and the other accepts it. Acceptance executes the split immediately and closes the dispute. A proposal can be replaced until it is accepted, and nobody can accept their own.
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A third party can be seated to testify.
Either principal can add a witness by their UNIT username. A witness can read the dispute record and submit their own evidence — nothing more. They can never accept or change a settlement, because the money is not theirs to allocate. Disputes you have been seated on appear on your own My Orders screen.
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Know the labels.
Order statuses, in the order an order actually moves through them.
And the three states a listing can be in.
Listing
One ad space offered for sale, with a format, a place and a price per period.
Order
One booking of a listing for a number of periods, with its own escrow.
Period
The unit a space is priced in — a day, a week or a month.
Escrow
A locked holding account. The booking amount waits here until the order settles.
Proof of display
The provider's evidence that the placement ran — files and notes, up to ten items.
Provider score
A reputation figure built from completed orders, cancellations and disputes.
Common questions
Does it cost anything to list a space or to browse?
No. Listing, browsing and messaging are free. Money moves only when a booking is placed, and the 5% platform fee is taken only from escrow that is released to a provider.
When exactly does my money leave my wallet?
At booking. Placing an order escrows price per period × periods straight away, which is what lets the provider see the money is really there before they commit the slot.
Can I cancel a booking?
Only while it is still in Pending acceptance — then it refunds in full, fee-free. After the provider accepts, ending the order takes a dispute.
Can the provider change the price after I have booked?
Not for your order. The price is snapshotted when you book, so edits to the listing afterwards do not touch orders already placed.
Can a confirmed payment be reversed?
No. Confirming completion releases the escrow immediately and is final. Review the proof first.
Can the provider change their proof after submitting it?
Yes — resubmitting replaces the whole set, and they can do it until the advertiser confirms. After confirmation the record is fixed.
Who decides a dispute?
The two parties do. One proposes an outcome — everything to one side, or a percentage split — and the other accepts. There is no arbitrator, and a dispute nobody answers lapses at its timeout.
Do I need a separate account to sell ad space?
No. One profile carries both an advertiser block and a provider block. Fill in whichever role you want to use — or both.
I lost my password or PIN. Can support reset it?
No. Neither is stored by Unit; they are combined to rebuild your keys at sign-in.
