Accepting a Private Deal
retail media
private deals
stores
A private deal is a way for a store to sell ad slots directly to a partner, with the period, ad slots and price set by the store. Ads from a deal you agree to are delivered before bids.
Receive an offer
- When a store sends you an offer, we let you know by email. You can open the offer from the link in the email
- You can also see the offers you have received under "Private deals" on the Ad Dashboard
- Check the details and press "Agree" or "Decline". You can't agree to an offer after its end date has passed
- Sometimes an offer can't be agreed, for example when the store has stopped accepting deals. The page then shows "This store is not accepting this deal at the moment."
Set the campaign to deliver
- On a deal you agreed to, press "Set" and choose the campaign to deliver, or create one with "Create a new campaign"
- You can set one campaign per deal. A campaign already used for another deal can't be chosen
- A deal's campaign doesn't need a bid or targeting. It is delivered in the deal's ad slots during the deal's period
- Add your ads and submit the campaign for review. Once it passes ReceiptRoller's review, it is delivered during the period. There is no store review
After you submit it for review, the campaign can't be removed from the deal.
Agency staff working in a client's account can agree to offers and set campaigns on the client's behalf.
Pricing
Fixed-price deals are billed at the amount prorated by day for each month. Fixed-CPM deals are billed by the number of impressions.
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Published: 2026-09-27
Updated: 2026-09-27
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