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Analytics

Your performance lives under Dashboard in the main sidebar. Two subsections are active today:

  • Dashboard → Monetization — revenue, traffic, supply, and demand analytics
  • Dashboard → Core Web Vitals — CWV RUM metrics for pages where the wrapper is installed

Two more entries (Earnings, Analyze) appear in the sidebar but are currently disabled.

A note on the dashboards

The Monetization and Core Web Vitals dashboards are actively developed and update frequently. Field names and behavior described across these pages match what's shipped; the exact on-screen placement of tabs, charts, and controls may differ slightly — follow the field names.


From metric to decision

The dashboard is only useful if a number leads to an action. Use this as the map: a signal you spot points to a decision, and the decision has a runbook. Read down the first column until you find what you're seeing.

You're seeing…On…The decisionWhere to go
Revenue down, cause unclearMonetization → PerformanceIsolate which layer moved before touching anythingLow revenue
Fill Rate droppingMonetization → SupplyLower over-high floors, or close a bidder/size gapFloors · Low revenue
eCPM down, one bidder weakMonetization → DemandFix the bidder's config, or drop itBidder health
Timeout Rate high / P90 near timeoutMonetization → DemandRaise the timeout, or drop the slow bidderTimeout settings
One slot under-earningMonetization → Supply, Breakout: Ad SlotsAudit that slot end to endSlot audit
Step-down dated to a deployMonetization → Performance + Wrapper → ReleasesRoll back to the last known-goodRolling back
A variation below controlMonetization, broken out by ExperimentEnd the experiment, keep the controlAnalyzing results
Viewability lowMonetization → SupplyFix placement or ease refreshBest practices · CWV and ads
eCPM down but demand looks fineMonetization → TrafficCheck for a shift in device/geo mix — often not fixablethis page → Traffic tab
Page Views down, ads stableMonetization → TrafficNot an ad problem — hand to SEO/content
LCP / CLS / INP regressedCore Web VitalsFind which slots/layouts, consider rollbackCWV and ads

When you're not sure which layer moved, start with Low revenue — it's the top-down isolation flow that routes to the rest.


Key metrics

Revenue metrics

MetricWhat it means
RevenueTotal earnings
eCPMRevenue ÷ Impressions × 1000 — the dashboard's price metric
RPMRevenue per 1000 page views

Volume metrics

MetricWhat it means
ImpressionsTotal ads shown
AuctionsTotal auctions run — the dashboard measures auctions, not "requests"
Fill rate% of auctions that returned an ad (Impressions ÷ Auctions)
PageviewsTotal pages viewed

Performance metrics

MetricWhat it means
Viewability% of ads actually seen
Win rate% of a partner's bids that won (Demand tab)
Response rate% of bid requests a partner responded to (Demand tab)
Timeout rate% of bid requests that timed out (Demand tab)

Time range

Pick the period at the top of the dashboard: Today, Yesterday, Last 7 / 30 days, custom.

Tabs and breakdowns

The Monetization dashboard has tabs — Performance, Traffic, Supply, Demand. On the Supply and Traffic tabs, a Breakout control splits performance by dimension — ad slots / layouts / pages (Supply) or device / browser (Traffic). The Demand tab is organized by demand partner, and the Performance tab shows overall trends with an experiment filter. See Revenue Reports for where each breakdown lives.

The separate Core Web Vitals dashboard has its own Breakout control with two options — All or Device Type — so you can compare LCP, CLS, and INP across devices.

Filters

Narrow a tab's view with its filters. The Performance, Supply, and Demand tabs filter by Device Type and Experiment; the Traffic tab filters by Country.


Common tasks

TaskHow
Check today's revenueDashboard → Monetization → set range to Today
Find top slotsMonetization → Supply tab → Breakout: Ad Slots → sort the table by Revenue
Find top demand partnersMonetization → Demand tab
Check performance by deviceMonetization → Traffic tab → Breakout: Device
Export dataPage export (PNG/PDF), or Download CSV from a performance table

Using the AI Assistant for analytics

The AI Assistant reads the same Monetization data you see here, so you can just ask — "Why did revenue drop yesterday?", "Compare this week to last week", "Which slot has the highest CPM?" — and it answers with the analysis (and can compare periods even though the dashboard has no compare toggle). See the AI Assistant guide for the full range of what it can do.


Pages in this section


Operating rhythm

Daily

  • Review revenue vs. previous day
  • Scan fill rate for anomalies
  • Check for bidder errors in console logs on a spot-check of pages

Weekly

  • Week-over-week trends
  • Identify top and bottom performers
  • Check CWV scores (Dashboard → Core Web Vitals)

Monthly

  • Break down by slot to find optimization opportunities
  • Review bidder performance for timeout / bid-rate issues
  • Plan experiments from what you've learned

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