DSPs and networks for agencies and brands
Agencies and in-house teams need more than a self-serve login: a predictable entry budget, a choice between running campaigns yourself or handing them to a managed team, and payment terms that suit your accounting. This page compares three platforms agencies often ask us about — Conquest DSP, Oveeo and AADS.
Tell AdsRiver your company type, monthly budget, verticals and GEO, and we will suggest the platform that fits and connect you with the right contact.
Why agencies pick a DSP or network through a partner
A brand running one campaign can live with a self-serve dashboard. An agency running ten clients cannot: it needs one contact per platform, clear minimums for each new client, and payment terms the finance team can work with.
That is where the choice of platform matters. Some DSPs let you switch between self-serve and a managed team, some networks keep a low entry point for tests, some accept crypto payments that are handy for international teams. AdsRiver helps you compare these terms on your actual numbers instead of the marketing page.
Conquest DSP, Oveeo and AADS compared
| Platform | How you work | Entry budget | Payments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conquest DSP | Self-serve Digital and CTV; managed on request | Self-serve from $500; managed: on request | On request |
| Oveeo | Managed service; Deal IDs/PMP in your DSP; RTB or tag connection | Published, but differs by page and package; confirmed for your scenario | On request |
| AADS | Banner ads only | $100; $250 for USDT ERC20 | Crypto, or a card via Changelly |
Conquest DSP and AADS: according to the networks' sites, as of October 6, 2026. The $500 entry is stated on the Conquest DSP homepage for its self-serve product. Oveeo publishes figures that differ between pages: its advertisers page lists $25,000/month for managed and $10,000/month for self-serve (marked there as an upcoming product), while its platform page mentions a $1,000/day commitment and a $5,000 CTV Test Flight. We confirm which terms apply to your scenario before you commit.
What each platform is good at
A self-serve Digital and CTV demand-side platform built for growing agencies and small businesses: ready audiences, reporting and a $500 entry point without a long-term contract, according to its site. A good fit for agencies that want their own traders in the platform from day one. Managed work is possible, with terms confirmed on request.
A programmatic platform covering CTV, web and mobile/in-app. You can hand campaigns to its managed team, activate its supply through Deal IDs/PMP in the DSP you already use, or connect via RTB or tags. Public terms exist but differ between Oveeo's pages and packages, so we confirm the minimum, access mode and pilot format for your scenario before you commit.
A banner-only network with a $100 entry point and crypto payments (USDT on ERC20 from $250, or a card via Changelly). Useful for small tests and for teams that prefer to pay in crypto. Its third-party rating on Trustpilot is 3.9 from 186 reviews as of October 6, 2026.
Who this fits
- Performance and media agencies with several clients who need one contact per platform and a clear entry budget for each new account.
- Brands with in-house teams choosing between self-serve control and a managed service on a DSP.
- International teams paying in crypto that need a banner channel with a low threshold, such as AADS.
- Media buying teams moving to programmatic that already run push and pop and want a DSP for the next step.
Running push, pop or social traffic instead? See our guide to opening and topping up an ad network account and the minimum deposit comparison.
What we check before suggesting a platform
A match is only useful if it survives the first invoice and the first moderation round.
- Vertical rules. Whether the platform accepts your vertical in your GEO under its current policy — not under last year's blog post.
- Entry budget per client. Whether the minimum works for your smallest client, not only for the biggest one.
- Payment route. Which methods the platform accepts, whether minimums change by method, and whether invoices work for your accounting.
- Service model. Whether you need self-serve access for your own traders, a managed team, or both for different clients.
- Reputation. Third-party ratings and typical complaints, quoted with a date. Our ad network reviews cover the push and pop side.
Send your monthly budget and verticals — we will tell you which platform fits and what terms apply at your volume.
Pick a networkHow cooperation starts
Everything goes through our Telegram bot. Four details are enough for a first match.
- Company type
Agency, brand, in-house team or media buying team — and how many clients or projects you run.
- Monthly budget
Your planned spend per month. It decides the entry point and the managed or self-serve option.
- Verticals
What you advertise. We check it against each platform's current rules before suggesting anything.
- GEO
Countries and regions you target, so we can compare available inventory.
We come back with a recommended platform, the confirmed terms for your volume and a contact to start onboarding.
FAQ
What is the minimum budget for Conquest DSP?
According to the Conquest DSP homepage, its self-serve Digital and CTV platform starts from $500, without a long-term contract. That figure applies to self-serve; terms for managed work are confirmed on request. $500 is the entry threshold, not a budget that is enough to judge CPA or ROAS.
What are Oveeo's terms?
Oveeo publishes commercial figures, but they differ between its pages. The advertisers page lists $25,000 per month for managed and $10,000 per month for self-serve, with self-serve marked as an upcoming product; another Oveeo page mentions a $1,000 per day commitment and a $5,000 CTV Test Flight. These may be different packages or page versions, so we confirm the current terms, access mode and pilot format for your specific scenario.
Can I buy Oveeo inventory from the DSP I already use?
According to Oveeo's public pages, yes: it offers Deal IDs and PMP that can be activated in an existing DSP, as well as RTB and tag connections and a managed service. Which route fits depends on your DSP, channels (CTV, web, mobile/in-app) and budget.
What can I run on AADS?
AADS works with banner ads only. The minimum deposit is $100, or $250 for USDT on ERC20; you can pay in crypto or by card via Changelly.
Self-serve or managed — which is better for an agency?
Self-serve gives you full control and suits teams with their own traders. Managed suits agencies that want the platform team to run and optimise campaigns. Conquest DSP is built around self-serve, with managed terms on request; Oveeo works through its managed team or through deals in your existing DSP.
Do you work with brands, not only agencies?
Yes. Brands and in-house teams can get a platform match the same way: tell us your budget, verticals and GEO.
Is AdsRiver an official partner of these platforms?
No. AdsRiver is an independent service that helps agencies and brands choose a platform and connects them with the right contact.
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