supdesk.app
consumerRead from the database on this request. Nothing here is rounded, averaged or projected, and nothing is a sample.
Press any figure to see how it is counted, which table it is read from, and what it leaves out.
11 Oct 30 impressions 0 clicks 0 counted 0 not counted
12 Oct 14 impressions 0 clicks 0 counted 0 not counted
13 Oct 22 impressions 1 clicks 1 counted 0 not counted
14 Oct 44 impressions 3 clicks 2 counted 1 not counted
15 Oct 23 impressions 1 clicks 0 counted 1 not counted
16 Oct 28 impressions 0 clicks 0 counted 0 not counted
17 Oct 18 impressions 1 clicks 1 counted 0 not counted
18 Oct 7 impressions 0 clicks 0 counted 0 not counted
19 Oct 16 impressions 1 clicks 0 counted 1 not counted
20 Oct 14 impressions 3 clicks 2 counted 1 not counted
21 Oct 22 impressions 1 clicks 0 counted 1 not counted
22 Oct 68 impressions 3 clicks 1 counted 2 not counted
23 Oct 34 impressions 0 clicks 0 counted 0 not counted
Today 8 impressions 0 clicks 0 counted 0 not counted
Impressions are a count a day and have no finer reading — the rollup keeps a date, a site, an ad and two counts, and no timestamps. Clicks are counted the day they land.
No click in this window was counted.
No click in this window was refused.
No listing joined the library in this window.
Nothing in this window yet. Every click the network judges lands here, counted or not, with its reason.
Click birthyearbattle.com games from a datacenter address or a bot Click noindex.lol other from a datacenter address or a bot Click noindex.lol other counted Click claim.town games from a datacenter address or a bot Joined supdesk.app consumer joined the library Joined x.com/@ainreekai saas joined the library Click magicqr.space marketing counted Click birthyearbattle.com games counted Click pressdrop.io other from a datacenter address or a bot Click citegraph.app other from a datacenter address or a bot Click birthyearbattle.com games counted Click sealitdone.io saas from a datacenter address or a bot Click kestrel.host saas counted Click pressdrop.io other counted Click citegraph.app other from a datacenter address or a bot Click citegraph.app other countedNo site is running units yet.
No site running units is a board too.
No ad is in the rotation yet.
Every site running units and every listing in the rotation, each with its own public page, and the line on each is its clicks a day over this range. A paused site is not here, and neither is a retired, blocked or opted-out listing — the listings shown and what a publisher’s slot can serve are the same set.
Each bar is a share of the refusals, not of the clicks. A click we cannot verify is never counted and never billed — in free mode there is nothing to bill, and the judgment is identical either way.
Every ad sourced from a leaderboard reads “Ad · via {board}” and links back to it. These are the visits that link has sent, judged by exactly the same rules as a click on the product.
They are counted for the board and never as a product click, anywhere. Two kinds of click, two tables, two figures — adding them together would flatter the row above.
Accounts is every account. The other three count what is live right now — a retired ad is not in the library, and a paused site is not drawing from it.
Views, not visitors: counting visitors means telling one reader from another, and we don’t. Crawlers and signed-in pages are left out, so this is people reading the public site.
Publishers get filled slots, real clicks and this page. Advertisers get reach and a public page proving it.
The pipeline stops at the first refusal, so the checks under it never ran. A click that was not counted is not an error and never counts against you — it is one the network chose not to bless, and it says so in public on the ad’s own page.
A receipt here does not name the site the click was on. Every site running units is under What is running, and each one’s own page lists its recent clicks one by one.
The visitor is a daily salted hash and it is not shown here. The raw address is never written anywhere, the salt rotates every day, and the reason above is the whole of what the judgment turned on.
A listing joined the library. From that moment a publisher’s slot could serve it, and it got a public page of its own.
Over the last 14 days, off this listing’s own rows — the same window as every other figure on this page.
A category is a preference and never a filter: matching raises this listing’s weight on a page about the same thing, and can never take it out of the pool.
Over the last 14 days, off this site’s own rows — the same window as every other figure on this page. Impressions are the ads its units drew, and clicks are clicks on those ads, judged by the same rules as every other.
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