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The Manual plan is described as built for solo-preneurs, small teams, and people new to digital. The vendor describes Broadstreet as an ad manager for small publishers.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Manual and Automatic Plans
The pricing page and product pages describe these plans and features, checked 2026-10-31.
- Manual: built for solo-preneurs, small teams, and people new to digital.
- Manual inclusions: 1–2 users and 3 Premium Ad Formats.
- Automatic: built for publishers and sales teams moving fast.
- Automatic inclusions: 5 Premium Ad Formats and automated reporting.
- Enterprise: lists priority support and service SLAs.
Publishers Manage Their Own Ad Sales
Broadstreet says news and magazine teams use its service for display ads and sponsored content. Its stated customer context is small news, magazine, and B2B publishers.
The company says it helps publishers compete for marketing budgets that might otherwise go to Google and Facebook. It also says the product helps publishers impress, perform, and renew. These are vendor descriptions of its business rationale, not evidence of CPA-offer access.
Onboarding Leads Into Publisher Setup
Broadstreet offers an onboarding call covering account setup and platform best practices. The vendor also provides a migration and implementation plan, either handling the process or guiding the publisher’s in-house team.
Personalized training can be recorded for customers and their teams. Broadstreet says support continues after setup, including help with common usage questions. Together, these describe a vendor-supported path through setup, migration, and ongoing product questions.
The Help Center Maps Ad Operations
The help center documents accounts, ad formats, advertisements, advertisers, campaigns, reporting, and zones. Those topics map the product’s publisher ad-management workflow, from advertiser and campaign records to ad formats and reporting.
API documentation appears among the help center’s resources. The help center also has documentation on newsletter advertising limitations. That topic is a prompt to review the relevant documentation before planning newsletter placements.
Three Plans Set Different Price Routes
The pricing page lists starting prices for Manual and Automatic, checked 2026-10-31.
- Manual — starts at $299 per month.
- Automatic — starts at $399 per month.
Enterprise takes a separate pricing route: the pricing page says to contact Broadstreet for pricing, checked 2026-10-31. The available price information therefore distinguishes two starting prices from a quote-based plan.
Setup Support Covers Publisher Tasks
The vendor offers an onboarding call to walk customers through account setup and platform best practices.
- Broadstreet provides migration and implementation planning, and can handle the process or guide an in-house team.
- The vendor says support continues after setup for common usage questions.
The Listed Plans Leave Work Around Them
The plan descriptions define included features, while the help center flags newsletter advertising limitations.
- Manual specifies 1–2 users and 3 Premium Ad Formats; publishers should check whether that stated scope covers their team and placements.
- Automatic lists 5 Premium Ad Formats and automated reporting, so its stated distinction is specific rather than a general promise of broader workflow coverage.
- Enterprise lists priority support and service SLAs, but those items alone do not describe the scope of the service.
- Newsletter advertising limitations appear in the help center, making that documentation relevant for publishers planning newsletter placements.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Compare Publisher Ad Tools by Workflow
Compare publisher ad tools by how they handle direct-ad sales, supported formats, reporting, implementation, and ongoing support. In general, the right comparison starts with the tasks a publisher needs to manage and checks how each tool documents those tasks.
Manual Suits Smaller Publisher Teams
Broadstreet describes Manual as built for solo-preneurs, small teams, and people new to digital. Its listed inclusions specify 1–2 users and 3 Premium Ad Formats. This makes the plan’s stated audience and scope relevant to publishers organizing a small direct-ad operation.
Automatic is described for publishers and sales teams moving fast. Its listed features are 5 Premium Ad Formats and automated reporting. Compare those inclusions with the tasks your team needs the ad manager to cover.
What we could not confirm
- Terms and restrictions: operating conditions and use rules
- Integrations: supported connections and technical prerequisites
- API documentation: page content
- CPA payments: models, currencies, withdrawal methods, minimums, schedules, and holds
- Network access: verticals, regions, traffic sources, registration, and moderation
Questions About Broadstreet’s Plans
What does the Enterprise plan list?
The Enterprise plan lists priority support and service SLAs. These are the plan details shown in the pricing information; they describe support and service terms rather than a particular ad format or reporting feature. For its price route, Broadstreet directs prospective customers to contact the company.
How can customers reach support through the help center?
The help center directs users to contact support if they cannot find an answer. Its documented topics include accounts, ad formats, advertisements, advertisers, campaigns, reporting, and zones. Those materials can help users locate product guidance before contacting support.
What does the help center cover about newsletter advertising?
The help center includes documentation on newsletter advertising limitations. That identifies a topic for publishers planning newsletter placements; the documented material should be reviewed for the relevant constraints before setting up that workflow.
What is included in the Manual plan?
The Manual plan includes 1–2 users and 3 Premium Ad Formats, according to the pricing page checked 2026-10-31. The vendor describes its intended audience as solo-preneurs, small teams, and people new to digital.
What reporting feature does Automatic list?
The Automatic plan lists automated reporting and 5 Premium Ad Formats, according to the pricing page checked 2026-10-31. Broadstreet describes the plan as built for publishers and sales teams moving fast.
Fit Depends on Publisher Ad Sales
Fits if… the work involves managing a publisher’s own ad sales, which is Broadstreet’s stated product context.
Probably not if… the requirement is documented access to CPA offers; the available product descriptions present an ad manager for publishers.
Main risk… choosing a plan without matching its stated audience and included features to the publisher’s workflow. Compare the plan scope with the ad-sales tasks you need to manage.
Sources
Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.
- broadstreetads.com/pricingchecked
- broadstreetads.comchecked
- broadstreetads.com/join-our-storychecked
- broadstreetads.com/our-storychecked
- information.broadstreetads.comchecked
How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-10-31; the text was written by Traffic Gazette. No hands-on trial of the service took place. When the sources are updated, so is this page.
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