monetizedev

📊 The Ultimate Database of 500+ Ad Networks, Monetization Platforms & Digital Creator Tools

Quick Start • Datasets • API • Examples • Use Cases

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✨ Why MonetizeDev?

Finding the right monetization platform, ad network, or creator tool is a challenge. MonetizeDev solves this by providing a highly structured, constantly updated JSON database containing data on over 500 platforms. It's built for developers, analysts, researchers, and creators.

• Comprehensive: 8 distinct datasets ranging from Ad Networks to Podcast tools.
• Rich Data: Includes payout terms, minimum withdrawals, revenue models, and platform features.
• Developer Ready: Full TypeScript support, easy-to-use search API, and modular imports.
• Open Data: Free to use, integrate, and build upon.

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📦 What's Inside?

A curated, structured JSON database covering the entire digital monetization ecosystem:

Dataset	Records	Description
Ad Networks	100+	CPC, CPM, CPA, Native, Video, Push, Crypto networks
Content Creators	55	YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitch, Twitter platforms
Developers	45	App monetization, game stores, open source funding
Freelancers	50	Writing, design, development, VA, translation
Influencers	50	Brand partnerships, UGC, analytics, media kits
Podcasts	50	Hosting, advertising, production, transcription
Publishers	50	Display ads, native, video, affiliate, email
Advertisers	65	Search, display, video, shopping, performance max

Data Structure: Each platform includes essential fields like name, domain, bestOf, verified, popularity, revenueModel, features, requirements, and paymentMethods.

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🚀 Quick Start

Installation

npm install monetizedev
# or
yarn add monetizedev
# or
pnpm add monetizedev

Usage (CommonJS)

const { adNetworks, search, getStats } = require('monetizedev');

// Access ad networks
console.log(adNetworks.detailed[0].networks);

// Search across all 500+ platforms
const results = search('Google');
console.log(results); // All Google-related platforms

// Get stats summary
const stats = getStats();
console.log(stats.contentCreators); // { totalPlatforms: 55, totalCategories: 11, ... }

Usage (ES Modules / TypeScript)

import { contentCreators, search } from 'monetizedev';

// Browse content creator platforms
contentCreators.categories.forEach(cat => {
  console.log(`${cat.name}: ${cat.platforms.length} platforms`);
});

Direct JSON Import

If you only need the raw data, you can import specific JSON datasets (great for tree-shaking):

import adNetworks from 'monetizedev/json/ad-networks.json';
import podcasts from 'monetizedev/json/podcasts.json';

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📖 API Reference

Data Access

Access specific datasets instantly using getter functions or direct object destructuring.

Function	Returns
getAdNetworks()	Ad networks data
getContentCreators()	Content creator platforms
getDevelopers()	Developer platforms
getFreelancers()	Freelancer platforms
getInfluencers()	Influencer tools
getPodcasts()	Podcast tools
getPublishers()	Publisher platforms
getAdvertisers()	Advertiser platforms
getAll()	All datasets combined

Global Utilities

Function	Description
search(query: string)	Search platforms by name, category, or features across all datasets
getStats()	Get a detailed summary of statistics from all datasets

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💡 Examples

1. Find Ad Networks with "Instant Approval"

const { getAdNetworks } = require('monetizedev');
const data = getAdNetworks();

const instantApproval = data.detailed
  .flatMap(cat => cat.networks)
  .filter(n => n.approvalCriteria?.toLowerCase().includes('instant'));

console.log(instantApproval.map(n => n.name));
// → ['Adsterra', 'PropellerAds', 'RollerAds', ...]

2. Search for a Specific Platform

Find all mentions of "Patreon" across every category (Creators, Podcasts, Developers, etc.).

const { search } = require('monetizedev');

const results = search('Patreon');
results.forEach(r => {
  console.log(`${r.name} (${r.source}) — ${r.category}`);
});

3. Build a Requirements Comparison Tool

Compare display ad networks based on their minimum requirements.

const { getPublishers } = require('monetizedev');
const publishers = getPublishers();

const display = publishers.categories.find(c => c.id === 'display-ad-networks');
display.platforms
  .sort((a, b) => a.requirements.localeCompare(b.requirements))
  .forEach(p => {
    console.log(`- **${p.name}**: ${p.requirements} (${p.revenueModel})`);
  });

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🏗️ Data Structure

A quick look at the unified JSON structure that powers every platform entry:

{
  "name": "Google AdSense",
  "domain": "adsense.google.com",
  "bestOf": "Best for Beginners",
  "verified": true,
  "popularity": "Extremely High",
  "revenueModel": "CPC, CPM",
  "features": ["Display", "Native", "Video", "In-feed"],
  "fillRate": "95-100%",
  "approvalCriteria": "Quality content, 6+ months old site preferred",
  "minimumWithdraw": "$100",
  "paymentCycle": "NET 21",
  "adFormats": "Display, Native, Video, In-feed"
}

Note: Fields vary slightly by dataset to accommodate niche-specific data (e.g., ad networks include fillRate, while freelancer platforms include commissionFee).

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🎯 Use Cases

How can you use the monetizedev package?

• 🛠️ Build Comparison Tools — Compare ad networks, platforms, or pricing models.
• 📊 Create Dashboards — Display monetization options and analytics for creators.
• 🤖 Power AI & Chatbots — Provide accurate context for answering queries like "What's the best ad network for gaming?".
• 📝 Content Generation — Automatically generate listicles, reports, and review articles.
• 📱 Browser Extensions & Apps — Show context-aware tool recommendations on publisher or creator websites.

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📄 TypeScript Support

Full TypeScript definitions are included out of the box, ensuring strict typing and rich intellisense for all 500+ records.

import { search, SearchResult } from 'monetizedev';

const results: SearchResult[] = search('Taboola');
results.forEach((platform: SearchResult) => {
  console.log(platform.name, platform.category);
});

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🤝 Contributing

We welcome community contributions! Notice outdated info or want to add a new platform?

1. Fork the repository
2. Edit the relevant JSON file in src/data/
3. Run npm run validate to ensure schema compliance
4. Run npm test to verify no breaking changes
5. Submit a Pull Request

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📜 License & Credits

Released under the MIT License.

Data curated and maintained by MonetizeDev.com — The ultimate toolkit and directory for digital creators, publishers, and developers.

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