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S2S Impression Revenue API

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Impression-level revenue data helps you better understand your users, calculate ROI precisely, and build accurate LTV models. For supported networks, MAX gives you data about each impression: information about revenue, the demand source, and the creative.

You can process this data directly yourself. You can also have the data analyzed by any of our supported analytics providers (a list of these providers can be found in the “MMP Integration: MAX to MMP” section of this page).

Direct Integration: MAX to You

There are three ways you can get user-level revenue data:

  1. User Revenue API: Use this API to retrieve user-level revenue data on a daily basis. You can retrieve this data in two forms: aggregated for a particular user or with one row per impression. Data is available eight hours after UTC day end. Learn more on the User Revenue API documentation page.
  2. Client-Side: Since SDK version 10.3.0+, you can access impression-level user revenue data on the client side in real-time. You can find integration instructions for Android and iOS in this documentation.
  3. Server-to-Server: You can also access real-time revenue data on the server side. To do this, provide an impression postback that tracks impression-level user ad revenue data. Contact your account team or the support team to enable this feature. This feature, and the macros that the impression postback supports, are described in the “Server-to-Server Impression Revenue API” section of this page.

MMP Integration: MAX to MMP

MAX has a variety of analytics partners who can help you easily access your data in a single dashboard. You can work with any of our supported partners to access impression-level ad revenue or aggregated ad revenue data. These supported partners include Adjust, GameAnalytics, AppsFlyer, and Singular. Refer to the documentation pages maintained by those partners for more information about their capabilities.

Server-to-Server Impression Revenue API

Contact your account team or the support team to enable this feature.

AppLovin’s servers can send postbacks to an external endpoint whenever a MAX impression is recorded. You define which endpoint receives these requests. The postbacks are in the form of HTTP or HTTPS GET requests. AppLovin makes these postbacks soon after the impression, but they may be delayed by up to a few minutes. You can use an impression timestamp macro to reconcile any delay between the impression and the postback times.

The postback request times-out if five seconds pass without a response from your endpoint. There are no retries for postback requests.

Example

https://myimpressionserver.com/impression?idfa={IDFA}&user_id={USER_ID}&event={EVENT_ID}&token={EVENT_TOKEN}

Available Macros

You can incorporate any of the macros in the following table into your postback URL. The example URL above incorporates the {IDFA}, {USER_ID}, {EVENT_ID}, and {EVENT_TOKEN} macros. AppLovin’s servers replace these macro names with accurate values when the servers make the request to your endpoint.

NameDescription
{AD_UNIT_ID}MAX ad unit ID (16 hex characters)

Example: 9ad0816ac071552a
{AD_UNIT_NAME}Ad unit name (URL-encoded)

Example: My%20App%20Banners
{AD_UNIT_TEST_NAME}Name of the ad unit test, URL-encoded

Example: Control
{ALL_REVENUE}Estimated revenue, including FB Bidding estimates

Examples: 0.0121, 5.74466e-05
{CC}Two-letter country code of the user

Example: gb
{CUSTOM_DATA}Custom data passed in from the integration (URL-encoded). AppLovin recommends that you keep the size of the string under 8192 characters. You must not include ampersand (&) characters in the custom data if you include this macro.

Example: my%20custom%20data
{DEVICE_TYPE}User’s device type.

Example: Tablet
{EVENT_ID}Unique event ID, 40 hex characters

Example: 8dc948013d71f04264b8e5c1c61933154b226e08
{EVENT_TOKEN}sha1( «EVENT_ID» + «Your_Event_Key» )

Example: e000949f6d851c1f34adae08e6ef1076ba43cf31
{EVENT_TOKEN_ALL}sha256( «All macros alphabetically, URL-decoded» + «Your_Event_Key» ) Note: If EVENT_TOKEN is one of your macros, it is omitted from the “All macros alphabetically” string.

Example: eba615583ed59bc679a495…ff6be5f218702a97a
{FORMAT}Ad Unit format

Examples: reward, banner, inter
{IDFA}iOS IDFA or Google Advertising ID

Example: 860635ea-65bc-eaed-d355-1b5283b30b94
{IDFV}Identifier for Vendor

Example: 4CD1C3C4-3FD7-00F5-1635-7BC6D9387E60
{IP}User’s IP address. (IPv6 values are URL-encoded)

Examples: 162.1.1.1, fe80%3A%3A1ff%3Afe23%3A4567%3A890a%0A
{NETWORK}Name of the ad network that served the impression. Names should match the names used in the Management API.

Example: APPLOVIN_NETWORK
{NETWORK_PLACEMENT}Placement name of the external ad network

Example: ca-app-pub-12345678%2F0987654321
{PACKAGE_NAME}App Package Name (Android) or Bundle ID (iOS). URL-encoded.
{PLACEMENT}Publisher-defined MAX ad placement name (URL-encoded)

Example: Launch%20Screen
{PLATFORM}Platform

Examples: android, ios
{PRECISION}Information on how precise the revenue value is. Options are:
publisher_defined
if revenue is the price assigned to the line item by the publisher
exact
if revenue is the resulting price of a real-time auction
estimated
if the revenue amount is based on Auto-CPM or FB Bidding estimates
undefined
if no line item amount is defined and there is not enough data to estimate

Example: exact
{REVENUE}Estimated revenue. Set to 0 when FB Bidding.

Examples: 0.0121, 5.74466e-05
{TS}Timestamp of impression (integer, seconds since epoch)

Example: 1546300800
{USER_ID}Publisher-defined, URL-encoded, user ID; maximum length is 8192 characters

Example: 7634657898
{WATERFALL_NAME}The name of the Ad Unit waterfall

Example: LAT

Setting an Ad Placement Name

The following code snippets show you how you can add a placement name to an ad unit. The value of the placement name replaces the {PLACEMENT} macro in postback requests:

ActionScript
AppLovinMAX.setBannerPlacement(«ad-unit-ID», «placement»);
Blueprint

Ad Unit Identifier. Create Banner: Ad Unit Identifier. Banner Position: Bottom Center. Set Banner Placement: Ad Unit Identifier, Placement: YOUR_BANNER_PLACEMENT.

C++
UAppLovinMAX::CreateBanner(«ad-unit-ID», «position»);
UAppLovinMAX::SetBannerPlacement(«ad-unit-ID», «placement»);
C#
MaxSdk.CreateBanner(«ad-unit-ID», «position»);
MaxSdk.SetBannerPlacement(«ad-unit-ID», "«placement»");
Dart
AppLovinMAX.createBanner(«ad-unit-ID», «position»);
AppLovinMAX.setBannerPlacement(«ad-unit-ID», «placement»);
GDScript
AppLovinMAX.createBanner(«ad-unit-ID», «position»);
AppLovinMAX.set_banner_placement(«ad-unit-ID», «placement»);
Java
adViewAd.setPlacement( "«placement»" );
JavaScript (Cordova)
AppLovinMAX.createBanner(«ad-unit-ID», «position»);
AppLovinMAX.setBannerPlacement(«ad-unit-ID», «placement»);
JavaScript (React Native)
AppLovinMAX.createBanner(«ad-unit-ID», «position»);
AppLovinMAX.setBannerPlacement(«ad-unit-ID», «placement»);
Kotlin
adView.setPlacement( "«placement»" )
Lua
applovin.create_banner(«ad-unit-ID», «position»)
applovin.set_banner_placement(«ad-unit-ID», «placement»)
Objective-C
adView.placement = @"«placement»";
[adView loadAd];
Swift
adView.placement = "«placement»"
adView.loadAd()

Setting an Internal User ID

The following code snippets show how to tag users with your own internal User ID. The maximum size of the User ID string is 8192 characters.

AppLovinMAX.setUserId("«user-ID»");

Setting Custom Data

The following code snippets show you how to add custom String data to postbacks. This String data replaces the {CUSTOM_DATA} macro in these postbacks. AppLovin recommends that your string contain fewer than 8192 characters.

Banners & MRECs
MaxSdk.SetBannerCustomData("«ad-unit-ID»", "«custom-data»"); // Banners
MaxSdk.SetMRecCustomData("«ad-unit-ID»", "«custom-data»"); // MRECs
Interstitials
MaxSdk.ShowInterstitial(«adUnitIdentifier», «placement», «custom data»);
Rewarded Ads
MaxSdk.ShowRewardedAd(«adUnitIdentifier», «placement», «custom data»);
Native Ads
nativeAdLoader.setCustomData( "«custom data»" );