Your best work, watched on purpose.
AdBinge is a feed where people come to watch ads. No skip buttons, no interruptions: just your work, in front of an audience that chose to be there. Free for brands during our launch.
Free at launch
Post your ads at no cost during the launch period. Great work gets seen, whatever your budget.
Curated quality
Every ad is checked and approved by a human, so your brand sits next to great work, never spam.
Attention scores
See average watch time, completion rate, shares, likes and saves, rolled into a 0–100 score per ad.
Built to be shared
Viewers earn points for sharing. Every share opens a rich preview and a web player, app or no app.
From upload to live in four steps
Create a brand account
Sign up in the AdBinge app and choose “Brand / agency”. Brand accounts are reviewed.
Upload your ad
Vertical video works best. Up to 120 seconds and 200 MB, with a title, category and call to action.
Quality check & review
An automatic pre-screen, then a human curator checks it against our guidelines.
Go live & learn
Approved ads enter the feed. Track views, shares and your attention score from your profile.
Join the brand list
Leave your details and we'll reach out about launch, early placement and onboarding help. Already have the app? Sign up there as a brand and submit straight away.
Questions brands ask
Is it really free?
Yes. Posting ads on AdBinge is free during our launch period. If that changes, we will give you notice before any fees apply.
What kind of ads do well?
Ads people would choose to watch: strong ideas, great craft, humour, emotion, beautiful product films and award-worthy work. Vertical (9:16) video looks best in the feed.
Who decides what goes live?
Every submission gets an automatic quality check and then a human review against our Community Guidelines. We may ask for changes or decline ads that do not meet the bar.
Do I need the rights to the ad?
Yes. You must own, or be licensed to use, everything in the ad (footage, music, voices, logos, people). See our Terms of Use.
What is an attention score?
A 0–100 score per ad based on how much of it people watch, how many finish it, and how often they share, like or save it, so you can see what genuinely lands.