About
Advertising that rewards the person who is actually there.
Ads that live on a map, not in a feed, and count real visits, not impressions.
What Adinci is
Adinci is an advertising network built on a map. A business rents a circle or a square over a real place, a café, a shop, a gym, a branch, for one, three or twelve months. Its ad lives there, on the ground, where customers already walk.
It all starts with walking in. Enter a zone and your phone catches the ad running there: it fills the screen with a countdown, and once you have watched it to the end you earn Adinci coins straight away. No signal? The ad still counts, and your coins arrive when you are back online.
What we believe
Three principles. Each one is already built into the product; none was written as a slogan for this page.
Attention is counted where it happens, not estimated.
An ad only opens on a phone that has really walked into the zone, and the advertiser only pays once it has filled the screen and its countdown has run to the end. Nothing is estimated, because someone is standing there.
The person who gives their attention earns the biggest share.
The coins for every view are split on Adinci’s side, and in all three cases the viewer gets the biggest share.
The place is a partner, not ad space.
The zone owner decides. Every campaign another business wants to run in their zone arrives as a request they approve or refuse. No ad ever runs in a place over the head of the person who rents it.
Who runs it
Adinci is operated from Tunisia by Aladin Ezzine. Data is stored in the European Union (Frankfurt). The privacy policy lists every provider by name.