FAST is a free, ad-supported scheduled channel model. MonetizeDesk works with channel owners and their playout, distribution and revenue teams to review advertising across destinations. The channel's sellable share is established before viewing totals are used to assess the opportunity.
Map the feed and the destination allocation
The schedule and playout create break opportunities. The channel, distributor or another authorized party may control different portions under the commercial arrangement. We document the allocation and the route from break cue to ad decision, insertion, playback and reporting for each destination.
Eligible in-stream positions and ad pods sit within the owner's available breaks. A separately produced in-scene placement needs its own authorized production, transaction and verification path. Its income is kept distinct from conventional pod delivery.
A scheduled IP feed may use supported dynamic video insertion for eligible breaks. A regional broadcast feed or receiver-level replacement has a different delivery review. The destination and selling authority determine the route.
Launch a channel or improve an existing destination
For a first launch, establish the schedule, break cues, owner allocation and compatible advertising path on a defined destination. Agree fallback, reporting and a limited release before extending the operating plan.
For an existing channel, investigate absent or late cues, allocation errors, partly filled pods, fallback content and receipts that do not reconcile with playback. A destination with more viewing can still return less owner income if the channel's sellable share or paid delivery is smaller.
Existing productive distributors and sales arrangements remain in the comparison. The pilot targets a specific channel-and-destination gap rather than assuming another demand connection solves every loss.
Compare the same events across destinations
We align viewing hours, owner-controlled eligible seconds, decisions, filled and played time and net receipts using the evidence available. Filler or a non-paying replacement remains separate from paid ad delivery.
Playback continuity, reporting differences and technology or operating costs help explain net owner revenue. A commercial remittance, a scheduled break and a played ad are distinct records that need reconciliation under the actual agreement.
What your team receives
Your team receives a destination-allocation map, a delivery and income baseline, and a prioritized launch or correction. The pilot plan identifies the feed and destination, cue and pod configuration, responsible channel and provider teams, fallback and reporting.
The result explains the owner-controlled opportunity, paid playback, net contribution and viewing effects. We document limits and recommend keeping, refining, expanding or stopping the change. An operating rule can then be tested on another destination with its own allocation and integration.
Improve Existing Ad Revenue describes an established-setup review. CTV Apps and Broadcast & Linear TV cover related destinations and operations. Implementation and ongoing work have separately agreed responsibilities and costs.
Bring the feed and distribution context
Share the channels, destinations, broad viewing scale, markets, current allocation, playout and insertion setup and issue through Monetize With Us. Detailed agreements, reports and access follow an agreed review process.