Frequently asked questions about Revive Adserver hosting
About Revive Adserver
What is Revive Adserver?
Revive Adserver is an open source ad serving system, created and maintained by a project team with the same name. More information about the open source project can be found on their website.
Do you have a quick Getting Started tutorial?
Yes, we published a seven step tutorial to help you Get Started Using Revive Adserver.
Can anyone use Revive Adserver?
About pricing and invoicing
When will I get invoiced?
Immediately after the end of each month, we will send you an invoice by e-mail. The invoice will be dated on the last calendar date of the month it applies to.
How is the invoice calculated?
The invoice will be based on the actual number of ad requests measured in the month just ended, multiplied by the rate for the price plan that applies to your account.
Any additional costs that apply to a longer period will be invoiced to you in the month in which they were initiated. As an example: when we install or renew SSL certificates for you, these have a cost for a period of 12 months, and they will be charged in the month we configure these certificates.
What is the payment term?
We expect your payment within 14 days of the invoice date.
Can I pay via PayPal?
Yes, we do accept payments via PayPal. However, if you are located in the SEPA (Single European Payments Area), we expect you to pay us through a regular bank transfer, since that’s the least expensive option for both parties.
If you’d like to pay by bank but want to avoid unfavorable foreign exchange rates and high bank fees, we can really recommend using the services of TransferWise.
Can I pay with a credit card?
Yes, we do accept credit card payments. To process credit cards, we use PayPal, so we can accept any credit card that PayPal can process.
However, if you are located in the SEPA (Single European Payments Area), we expect you to pay us through a regular bank transfer, since that’s the least expensive option for both parties.
If you’d like to pay by bank but want to avoid unfavorable foreign exchange rates and high bank fees, we can really recommend using the services of TransferWise.
Is there a cheaper alternative for expensive bank transfers?
If you’d like to pay by bank but want to avoid unfavorable foreign exchange rates and high bank fees, we can really recommend using the services of TransferWise.
