Adgentek is the ad server for AI apps, chatbots, and assistants. It reads the context of each conversation, matches it to advertiser demand, and serves native formats: contextual cards, interactive Q&A, sponsored recommendations. Integrate with a few lines of JavaScript, or point your AI coding tool at docs.adgentek.ai. Publishers earn on CPM. Free to start, no traffic minimum.
- Your AI app has users with real commercial intent: comparing options, pricing something out, choosing a vendor. Adgentek turns those moments into revenue without breaking the experience.
- Conversation-native formats: contextual cards, interactive Q&A, sponsored recommendations, inline mentions, action cards. Not banners in a message thread.
- Semantic intent matching on what the user is discussing in real time. No keywords, no cookies.
- Demand competes for every request: direct campaigns, programmatic demand, CPC feeds, outcome-priced budgets. Publishers earn on CPM; advertisers' CPC and CPA bids are converted to an effective CPM.
- Privacy by design: no PII and no conversation logs shared with advertisers. Advertisers see aggregate performance.
- You keep control of format, placement, frequency, category restrictions, and brand blocklists.
- Under 300ms at p95, dispatched in parallel with your completion, never in front of your model call. If the decision is late, the slot stays empty.
- Integration: the Adgentek JS integration. Add the script tag and a placement, then request an ad after each AI response.
- Fastest way to integrate: point your AI coding tool at https://docs.adgentek.ai/?utm_source=devhunt&utm_medium=listing&utm_campaign=directory and https://docs.adgentek.ai/llms.txt?utm_source=devhunt&utm_medium=listing&utm_campaign=directory
- Free to start. No traffic minimum. Keep your existing ad stack. No exclusivity.
- Ads render in your own UI with a clear Sponsored label
- Buyers receive derived intent signals, no raw conversations
- One‑line JavaScript SDK for instant integration
- Privacy‑first semantic intent matching
- High fill rates via a hard waterfall of demand sources
Adgentek provides a native ad server for AI apps, inserting contextual ads into conversations via a simple JavaScript SDK.
- for
- Developers of AI chatbots, assistants, and conversational search tools
- pricing
- free
Key features
- Conversation-native formats — Shows contextual cards, Q&A, recommendations, inline mentions and action cards that match the user’s intent.
- Real-time intent matching — Analyzes conversation meaning without storing raw text, cookies or PII.
- Multi-tier demand waterfall — Direct, programmatic, CPC and outcome-priced buyers compete for each request.
- Fast, parallel ad request — Ad call runs in parallel with the model response; slots stay empty if latency exceeds 300 ms.
- Publisher controls — Set format, placement, category restrictions, brand blocklists, frequency caps and quality floors.
- Simple JS integration — Add a script tag and slot ID or use a one-prompt install for coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor or Codex.
Use cases
- Monetize a conversational search engine with contextual product cards
- Add sponsored recommendations to an AI assistant after user asks about travel options
- Display interactive Q&A ads in a chatbot to capture high-intent leads
- Insert inline brand mentions in a finance bot without breaking user trust
Adgentek Ad Server FAQ
How do I integrate Adgentek into my AI app?+
Add the JavaScript SDK script tag, initialize it with your API key and slot ID, then call AdgentekAds.requestAd after each assistant response.
Is there any traffic minimum or exclusivity required?+
No, the service is free to start with no traffic minimum and you can keep your existing ad stack.
What data is shared with advertisers?+
Only derived signals such as intent category, decision stage and topic; no raw conversation, PII, cookies or transcripts.
What happens if the ad request is slow?+
If the decision isn’t returned within ~300 ms, the slot remains empty and the conversation is unchanged.
Can I control where ads appear?+
Yes, you can define placement, frequency caps, format selection, category restrictions and brand blocklists.
Summarized by DevHunt from adgentek.ai · Oct 26, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
