Mediavine is a premium-tier advertising network that currently names 8,658 sites in its published seller file. Its largest category is Food & Drink. The median site scores 29 for authority, which is the level a new applicant is usually measured against.
The table below is every site we currently detect on Mediavine, ordered by authority so the strongest inventory is at the top. “Also uses” shows the other networks running on the same domain, which is the quickest way to see whether a publisher treats Mediavine as its primary partner or one line in a stack. First seen is the date the site first appeared in the network’s own seller file, so a 2023 date is a long-standing relationship rather than a recent test. Showing only sites confirmed by both parties — the toggle under “What the verification marks mean” shows all 8,658.
Every listing starts as a network naming the site in its own published seller list. We then read the site’s ads.txt — the file where a publisher names the ad companies it authorises — to see whether the site names the network back.
We currently detect 8,658 live sites on Mediavine. The figure moves nightly as the network publishes an updated seller file — sites are added when they first appear in it and retired when they have been absent for several consecutive runs.
Yes, and most publishers do. Of the sites listed here, the "Also uses" column shows how many carry a second or third network on the same pages. Check that network's own terms for exclusivity before stacking.
Its largest category by site count is Food & Drink. The niche panel above lists the full mix, which is a better guide to what the network actually buys than its marketing copy.
From the network's published sellers.json file — the industry-standard record naming every publisher it is authorised to sell inventory for. That means a listing is the network's own declaration, not an inference from scanning pages.
Nightly. Seller files are re-fetched, differences recorded with a first-seen and last-seen date, and the site rebuilt.