The published terms
Entry is open: Ezoic removed its traffic minimum with the Access Now change of October 2021, and its Levels program page describes how features and terms unlock as traffic grows Ezoic2026-08. What Ezoic does not publish is a single flat revenue-share percentage not published; the Levels page is the canonical statement of terms, and this page quotes its structure rather than inventing a number to fill the gap.
EPMV, translated
Ezoic reports EPMV: earnings per thousand visitors, a session-based metric it documents and argues for explicitly Ezoic2026-08. The argument is sound: per-page metrics can improve while whole-visit earnings fall. The comparison hazard is equally real: EPMV reads higher than page RPM on identical money because a visit spans multiple pageviews.
page-basis estimate = EPMV ÷ pages per session
EPMV $18.00 with 1.5 pages/session → 18 ÷ 1.5 = $12.00 page-basis
Use your own pages-per-session figure from analytics; the full three-basis walkthrough is on the session RPM page.
The Ad Revenue Index: Ezoic's genuinely useful public data
Ezoic publishes the Ad Revenue Index, a dated series of ad-revenue movement across its network Ezoic Ad Revenue Index (dated series)2026-08. It is one of the few named, dated public series in this market and this site uses it as the seasonality reference throughout the wing. Its case-study pages publish ranges for individual named sites; those are Ezoic's own published examples, not projections for yours.
Who Ezoic fits
- Sites below the 25k-50k managed-network bars that want optimization now.
- Publishers comfortable with a platform integration in exchange for testing depth.
- Growing sites planning a later jump: the fork against Mediavine's small-site tier is worked on Journey vs Ezoic.