Programmatic infrastructure

OpenRTB decisions at operating speed

Connect supply and demand with low-latency auction controls, transparent routing and the infrastructure needed to scale QPS responsibly.

NEXUS / OPENRTBLIVE
DECISION LAYEROpenRTB

Policy · quality · margin · delivery

<20 msrouting target
OpenRTBcompatible
QPSgoverned

Designed for

Built around the people operating the channel.

Ad exchangesSSPsDSPs & trading desks

Core capabilities

Everything operators need.
Nothing hidden behind the platform.

01

Bidstream control

Validate and enrich bid requests before they reach selected demand partners.

02

Demand orchestration

Configure endpoints, timeouts, routes, floors and availability by tenant.

03

Supply policies

Protect infrastructure with QPS controls, filtering and quality-aware routing.

04

Auction visibility

Understand response rates, bids, wins, latency and loss reasons across the path.

Targets, filters & guardrails

Control the traffic decisions that shape OpenRTB performance.

Targeting determines relevance, filters protect traffic quality and guardrails limit commercial or infrastructure exposure. Nexus keeps those responsibilities explicit and aligned with the services that enforce them.

01

QPS governance

Place supply volume inside explicit tenant and service capacity boundaries.

02

Endpoint selection

Maintain RTB service URL, load-balancer target and server mappings as governed configuration.

03

Supply filtering

Translate inventory and quality rules into the connected auction service rather than browser-side logic.

04

Timeout and availability policy

Keep demand-route behavior aligned with the runtime services responsible for auction execution.

05

Module isolation

Enable RTB for the tenants that require it without forcing every Nexus revenue engine into the deployment.

06

Independent scheduling

Control RTB background workflows separately from Search, XML, Video and CPA.

Explore the complete targeting and filtering model ↗

How it connects

A clear path from request to revenue.

Nexus keeps the operational path visible so commercial and technical teams can reason about the same system.

01SSP / publisher
02Nexus auction
03DSP demand
04Win notice

Technical fit

Connect to the stack you already operate.

Nexus creates a governed layer across the services and data contracts that matter without demanding that every system be replaced.

PROTOCOLS & CONTRACTS✓ OpenRTB✓ VAST✓ PMP deal flows
DEPLOYMENT MODELS✓ Exchange control plane✓ White-label marketplace✓ Service-to-service API
SHARED NEXUS SERVICES✓ Identity and roles✓ Tenant configuration✓ Audit and operational policy

Operator knowledge

Go deeper than the feature list.

Explore the traffic contracts, controls and operating decisions behind OpenRTB.

01

What is OpenRTB?

Read guide ↗
02

The OpenRTB request lifecycle

Read guide ↗
03

SSP vs DSP vs Ad Exchange

Read guide ↗
04

QPS governance

Read guide ↗

Product questions

What clients usually need to know.

It is designed for Ad exchanges, SSPs, DSPs & trading desks that need configurable infrastructure rather than a closed, one-size-fits-all tool.

Yes. Every revenue engine can be deployed independently, while sharing identity, administration and infrastructure configuration when additional Nexus products are added.

Tenant domains, service URLs, database and Redis connections, modules, traffic limits, routing policies, partner access and commercial workflows can be configured around the deployment.

We map the existing traffic path, define system boundaries and data contracts, connect controlled traffic, validate reporting and failure behavior, then expand volume in measured steps.

The architecture is tenant-aware and designed for branded operator and partner experiences. Exact branding, permissions and workflow scope are agreed during solution design.

Build with Nexus

Make OpenRTB part of a connected revenue system.

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