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Increase ad revenue by serving programmatic ads based only on consented, compliant user data
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Give users clear options about sharing their data to see targeted ads, or allow them to pay to access content
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Build trust and retain users by collecting consent only when necessary, and store their choice as long as possible
Didomi for AdTech
Maximize your audience’s potential by sending consented and compliant user data to trusted advertising partners
Increase revenue through compliance
Optimize user opt-in rates
- Didomi’s CMP was designed to continuously optimize user opt-in to generate regular, sustainable revenue
- Test multiple consent notice formats, designs and messages thanks to advanced features on the Didomi Console
- Get expert advice from our team to increase consent rates across your different devices
Impeccable Adtech integration
- Didomi offers a TCF v2-compliant Consent Management Platform for you to collect, store and prove user consent
- Reliably pass-on consent to IAB and non-IAB vendors through reliable integrations
We are an IAB member, our CMP is TCF v2-compliant
Didomi’s is a registered member of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), and an active member of the Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF) steering committee. The TCF allows publishers to properly monetize only consented user data. Our technology will collect, store and transmit consent in real-time to vendors.
Our latest blog posts about Consent-driven marketing
Didomi X Google Consent Mode: What is consent mode and how can you integrate it?
Personalizing user experience and understanding user behavior allows companies to effectively measure online campaigns and monetize ad revenue. ...
What are the requirements of a TCF v2 compliant consent notice?
On a website or in a mobile app, the notice is the first and main consent UI that users interact with. That’s where most users get informed on ...
Apple, IDFA & the GDPR: What does this mean for advertisers?
Apple’s IDFA announcement is a big change for the digital advertising industry, but not necessarily a surprising one. The reason behind it? Apple’s ...