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Monumetric: a published-terms review

Reviewed08·2026

Monumetric is a managed ad service that publishes its entry tiers and a setup fee, and keeps its revenue share private. This review covers exactly what is on its pages, marks the rest not published, and tells you what to ask before signing.

By Oliver Wakefield-Smith. Oliver Wakefield-Smith runs a portfolio of ad-monetized publisher sites and reads these dashboards weekly.

What Monumetric publishes

Monumetric published terms, verified 2026-08-01
TermPublished valueSource
Entry tier (Propel)From 10,000 monthly pageviewsMonumetric2026-08
Setup fee at entry scale$99, applied to smaller sites per the program pagesMonumetric2026-08
Higher tiersNamed programs keyed to rising pageview bandsMonumetric2026-08
Revenue sharenot publishedn/a
Typical RPM figuresnot publishedn/a
Reporting basisnot publishedConfirmed at onboarding

That is the full public picture. This site quotes no Monumetric revenue share and no Monumetric RPM range because Monumetric prints neither; any review that quotes them is reporting private quotes or repeating other blogs.

How a buyer should handle the gaps

  1. Get the revenue share in writing during the quote conversation, including what is deducted before the split.
  2. Confirm the reporting basis (page, session or impression) so you can compare honestly.
  3. Ask whether the setup fee applies at your traffic and when it is waived; the published pages key it to entry scale Monumetric2026-08.
  4. Benchmark the offer against the published-terms networks in the table before signing anything exclusive.

Who should shortlist Monumetric

Sites in the 10,000 to 25,000 pageview band sit below Raptive's bar and full Mediavine's sessions bar, which makes Monumetric one of the few managed options at that scale alongside Journey and Ezoic. A managed service with human onboarding is the pitch; whether it beats the self-serve platforms for your site is exactly the number they will quote you privately, so make them quote it.