Your monetization engine just got a new power. We’ve been heads down on it for months. Time to turn the key.

The new Adskeeper publisher dashboard is a complete rework of the publisher interface: redesigned navigation, advanced reporting with period comparison, sub-accounts with role-based access, a new payments experience, and, of course, signature dark mode. Switch today with one click, and all data carries over automatically.

Here’s what changed, why it matters for your revenue, and how to switch.

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What is the new Adskeeper publisher dashboard?

It is not just a visual refresh: navigation, menu structure and feature organization were redesigned from the ground up, and the whole thing flies on mobile. It is the same control center behind previous Adskeeper for publishers dashboard, only faster and easier to run.

What’s new in the dashboard?

Reworked interface

Cleaner navigation, restructured menus, faster access to the things you use daily. Responsive and mobile friendly, so checking your numbers from your phone is easy peasy. And yes, our signature dark mode.

Better analytics and reporting

Improved dashboard charts, daily statistics at a glance, more filters and metrics, and period comparison on a single screen.

RPM dipped on Tuesday? Drill into widget-level reporting by date, filter by country, device, OS or traffic type, and see whether your traffic mix shifted, all without exporting anything. Page views and visibility rate sit in the same view, so you can tell a monetization issue from a traffic issue in one look. And if the problem turns out to be traffic itself, the built-in SEO audit tool helps you find and fix what’s holding your site back.

Custom reports

Start with a library of reports already prepared around publishers’ most common needs, no setup required. Build your own from the metrics, groupings and filters that match how you actually run your sites, save it, and reopen it in one click. Your routine checks stop being boring.

Security and access control

Create sub-accounts with defined roles and limit access to specific websites. Useful when more than one person touches your account.

New widget creation flow

A streamlined process for creating and configuring widgets: step-by-step setup, clear format descriptions so you pick the right option for your site, and a live preview that shows the widget in action before you publish.

New payments experience

Redesigned payment method setup, full visibility on payment requests and payout schedules, and new payment methods including crypto (depending on your region).

Notification center

All platform notifications and messages in one place instead of scattered alerts.

Will my data and revenue be affected by switching?

Your widgets keep serving, your revenue keeps accruing, and your payment schedule stays exactly as it is. There is nothing to re-configure.

How do I switch to the new dashboard?

Log in to your publisher account and click the “Try new dashboard” button at the top of the page. That’s it: you’re in, with all your data already there.

Feeling nostalgic? Open the profile menu in the new dashboard and select “Switch to old dashboard”. Until September 1 you can move between versions freely, so the safest move is to switch early and explore while the fallback still exists.

When does the old dashboard stop working?

Accounts that haven’t switched manually will be moved with zero data loss.

Summary: old vs new dashboard

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