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A tier is a plan an advertiser can subscribe to. You define as many as you like, each with its own price and weight. Create and edit them under Tiers.

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Tier fields

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Weight

Weight is the frequency dial for a tier. Higher weight means more impressions. A tier’s share of impressions is its weight divided by the total of all active tier weights:
Three tiers at 0.5×, 1.0×, and 2.0× total 3.5, so they split impressions as 14% / 29% / 57%. Every 24 hours, the ads served the least get a small effective-weight bump, up to +20%, so a low-weight tier never starves. Weights set the long-run trend; this fairness boost smooths the short term. A quick guide for picking a number: Weight also drives placement on the publisher side. Your renderer can ask for ads at or above a weight threshold (for example weight: { gte: 2.5 }) to fill premium slots. See Serving ads.

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Pricing

Each tier has one or more prices. A price has an amount, a currency, and a billing interval (Day, Week, Month, or Year). You enter the amount in whole units; Revinel stores it in cents. Prices are immutable. To change an amount, you archive the current price and create a new one. Existing subscribers keep the price they bought, so raising your rates never affects anyone who already signed up.

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Features

The features list shows as bullets in the tier selector. Each feature has a label and a type that sets its style:

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Retiring a tier

Deleting a tier is a soft delete. Revinel archives it and its prices, and it stops appearing in the selector, but live subscriptions stay billable. You can retire a tier without breaking the advertisers already on it.