Editorial homepages
In-feed native units sit between editorial cards on a homepage or section page. Same card width, same typography, same visual rhythm — readers engage because the unit reads as part of the feed.
Native units that match your typography, layout, and tone. Built for editorial sites where every visual detail matters.
Native earns engagement when it looks like the surrounding content. Pub Clarity themes each unit to the publisher's typography, color palette, spacing, and hover states.
Configure typography, color, radius, and spacing per-site from the dashboard. Headlines use your headline font. Body uses your body font.
Native is the format publishers reach for when they cannot afford the trade-off between yield and reader experience. It earns engagement by looking like the content around it.
In-feed native units sit between editorial cards on a homepage or section page. Same card width, same typography, same visual rhythm — readers engage because the unit reads as part of the feed.
In-article native breaks long pieces with a contextual placement. CTR is typically 2–3× a display banner at the same position because the reader is in reading mode.
End-of-article "you may also like" widgets earn high CTRs when mixed with native ad units. Headlines, thumbnails, and source attribution all match the surrounding editorial.
Web-first native units can be re-rendered as email-safe HTML for newsletter monetization. Same theming, different delivery pipe.
Product-led publishers see strong native performance because the format mirrors the product cards readers already engage with.
Native unit typography auto-falls-back through font stacks, supporting Devanagari, Tamil, Bengali, Thai, Vietnamese, and Bahasa scripts without manual configuration.
Indicative CPM and CTR ranges from the Pub Clarity SSP. Yield depends on demand mix, vertical, geo, and traffic source.
Benchmark ranges reflect Pub Clarity's South & Southeast Asia publisher cohort. Individual publisher results vary with traffic source, vertical, and demand mix.
The questions publishers ask before they enable native.
Pub Clarity native units count toward your AdSense impression cap when AdSense fills them. We honor your page-level limits and respect AdSense placement policies — no stacking, no clickbait headlines, no hidden disclosure.
In the Publisher Manage modal, set typography, color, border radius, and spacing values that match your site. The unit reads those values on render. You can preview the result against a screenshot of one of your pages before going live.
Yes. The slot div on the page is the control. Remove the div for an article and no native unit renders. You can also gate by section, category, or device class from the dashboard.
AdSense Native is live today. Google Ad Manager Native, Prebid Native, and direct-deal native creatives are on the roadmap. The same slot accepts any of them with no template change.
No, by default. Refreshing native risks reader confusion and AdSense policy issues. Refresh is available as an explicit per-slot opt-in for publishers who have tested it on their layout.
The Pub Clarity dashboard renders a preview of each themed unit against your current site theme. You can iterate on theming without deploying changes — config is read live.
The same Pub Clarity native unit, re-themed to four different site styles. Click a style to see the unit re-render with that publisher's typography, color palette, and spacing — exactly how a publisher would configure it from the dashboard.
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The sponsored card uses the same typography, image aspect, and card layout as the editorial cards around it. The disclosure label remains always-visible.