The WordPress Ad Plugin That Actually Makes Sense

Yes. Upload image or HTML5 ads you’ve created, or paste in code from Google AdSense or any other ad network. Both live side by side in the same ad list, so you manage everything in one place.

Just about anywhere. AdSanity includes blocks for the block editor, widgets for your sidebars and other widget areas, shortcodes, page-builder modules, and PHP template tags for developers who want to add ads directly to a theme.

Yes. Ad groups work just like post categories. Assign ads to a group, then display that group anywhere you’d place a single ad. Show one random ad from the group or several at once in columns, and the Rotating Ad Widget add-on rotates the group on a timer without a page reload.

AdSanity doesn’t include a built-in checkout. We kept eCommerce out of the core plugin so it stays light and fast, since many sites never need it. Instead, pair AdSanity with the eCommerce or forms tool you already use. Here’s our guide to selling ads with Gravity Forms.

Once a sponsor’s campaign is running, the Advertiser Reporting add-on gives them self-service access to their ad stats.

Yes. Style your ads with your own CSS, and developers can hook into AdSanity’s actions and filters or use its template tags to change how ads are output.

Yes. Local development sites and most staging environments don’t count against your license’s site limit, so you can build and test before you go live.

We don’t offer a trial or demo version. Instead, every purchase is covered by our 14-day money-back guarantee. If AdSanity isn’t right for you, request a full refund within 14 days, no questions asked.

Yes. Along with self-hosted WordPress sites, AdSanity works on WordPress.com sites on any paid plan.

AdSanity is built to stay light. The core plugin includes only the essentials, and add-ons let you turn on extra features only when you need them, so your site never loads code it doesn’t use.