Best Ad Networks for Publishers
Amazon Publisher Services (APS) alternatives
8 tools scored in the same category. 8 score higher than Amazon Publisher Services (APS)'s 3.8/5.
Ranked by independent composite score, not by payment. Nobody on this page paid to be here.
Before you switch — what Amazon Publisher Services (APS) does well
- Direct access to Amazon advertiser demand
- Server-side setup can reduce page latency
- Backed by Amazon's infrastructure
And where it was marked down
- Limited transparency into fee structure
- Primarily benefits publishers with scale for Amazon demand
AI-powered revenue infrastructure platform optimizing monetization and user experience for digital publishers
Scores 0.5 higher than Amazon Publisher Services (APS)
Monetize website content through automated high-quality ads targeted to your specific digital audience
Scores 0.3 higher than Amazon Publisher Services (APS)
A full-service ad management platform optimizing revenue through lifestyle-focused programmatic advertising
Scores 0.3 higher than Amazon Publisher Services (APS)
AI-driven ad operations platform for maximizing revenue through header bidding and fraud protection
Scores 0.3 higher than Amazon Publisher Services (APS)
Global contextual advertising leader providing high-yield programmatic and native solutions for publishers
Scores 0.3 higher than Amazon Publisher Services (APS)
A unified ad-serving and programmatic exchange platform for maximizing cross-screen digital revenue
Scores 0.2 higher than Amazon Publisher Services (APS)
Unified programmatic ad-tech platform for enterprise publishers and modern media companies
Scores 0.2 higher than Amazon Publisher Services (APS)
Independent omnichannel programmatic exchange for premium publishers to maximize advertising revenue
Scores 0.2 higher than Amazon Publisher Services (APS)
Common questions
What is the best alternative to Amazon Publisher Services (APS)?
On Benchmark Grid's independent scoring, Ezoic is the highest-scoring alternative in Best Ad Networks for Publishers at 4.3/5, against Amazon Publisher Services (APS) at 3.8/5. Which is right for you depends on your publication's size, revenue model and vertical.
Why would a publisher move away from Amazon Publisher Services (APS)?
Our editors flagged: Limited transparency into fee structure; Primarily benefits publishers with scale for Amazon demand. Whether those matter depends on your setup — many publishers run Amazon Publisher Services (APS) successfully despite them.
Are these alternatives ranked by paid placement?
No. Every tool here is ranked by a composite score set by SODP's editorial team across 12 criteria. Vendors cannot pay for inclusion, for a score, or for a position on this page.
