AdPlugg is an ad server and ad manager for blogs and websites. Free plan up to 100,000 impressions; paid plans from $10/month plus usage.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
AdPlugg is an ad server and ad manager for website and blog owners who run advertising on their own pages. The system has three parts: an ad plugin that installs on a site, an ad manager where ads are configured, and an ad server that delivers them to visitors.
The AdPlugg site says more than 20,000 customers use it. It describes the product as suited to brands of all sizes, from startups to large corporations, and offers a free account that needs no credit card.
A site owner installs the ad plugin, using either the WordPress ad plugin or a code snippet that can be dropped into any site's source code. The company says the regular plugin works regardless of platform or programming language.
Ads are then built and controlled in the ad manager after logging in at adplugg.com. The ad server delivers them to visitors according to those settings, running on cloud servers the company describes as fast and highly scalable.
The ad manager lets users create and modify ads, schedule them to start and stop on specific dates, and group them into placements. An ad rotator varies the position ads appear in, while a banner rotator cycles which banner shows in a single spot.
Targeting works by page URL or Open Graph tag. AdPlugg also serves ads into AMP pages and Facebook Instant Articles, supports the AdPlugg Network for serving or earning from network ads, tracks views and clicks, and shows performance in graphs and charts.
AdPlugg is an ad server and ad manager for blogs and websites. It has an ad plugin that installs on a site, an ad manager for creating and controlling ads, and an ad server that delivers them to visitors.
The Free plan costs nothing. Pro is $10 per month plus usage and Business is $79 per month plus usage. A Custom plan is also available. Usage rates are published separately on the AdPlugg site.
Yes. The Free plan covers up to 100,000 impressions per month and includes image ads, scheduling, rotation, path targeting and charts. The site says no credit card is required to sign up and accounts can be canceled at any time.
Yes. AdPlugg offers a WordPress ad plugin. Sites on other platforms can use the regular ad plugin or a code snippet, which the company says works regardless of platform or programming language.
The Free plan supports image ads. Pro adds bar, HTML5, Flash, text, image + text, dialog, slide-in, interstitial and video ads plus third party ad tags such as AdSense. Business adds in-stream video ads and email/newsletter ads.
The AdPlugg site describes the product as a GDPR compliant advertising solution. Buyers with specific compliance requirements should review the company's privacy policy and terms.
Yes. It tracks views and clicks and shows graphs and charts. Pro adds downloadable PDF, XLSX and CSV reports, and Business adds automated report emails.
Support inquiries are handled online by email or a contact form, and the company says it responds within 24 hours. A help center, videos, a cookbook, a glossary and a question and answer area are also available.