Coinis Search Feeds review
Free search-feed monetization with real-time RPM routing and granular reporting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Coinis Search Feeds helps publishers monetize search traffic from browser extensions, mobile apps, and native or display advertising. Its Search SDK is aimed at extension, app, and launcher developers, while hosted search pages send users to Yahoo or Bing results. The product is a fit for small and mid-market publishers seeking feed monetization without a subscription charge, especially those with extension or app traffic. Approval is required for feed access, and eligibility depends on traffic characteristics, so it is not an assured fit for every publisher.
Feed coverage includes Yahoo, Bing, Google, and Yandex. Coinis describes real-time optimization that routes traffic toward the best RPM, alongside campaign tracking and dashboard reports by click, SUBID, hour, and feed. Those controls make it possible to review performance at several levels rather than relying on a single aggregate view. Support is available through chat and email, and Coinis assists with feed requests and provider approval. The product's scope is specifically search-feed monetization; hosted pages redirect to Yahoo or Bing rather than offering custom search results.
Coinis lists the search-feed offering as free, with revenue share instead of a subscription price. Its FAQ states an 80/20 revenue share, subject to renegotiation, so publishers should clarify the applicable terms before proceeding. Mobile apps are supported, but the mobile SDK specifics are not clearly defined; developers who need a documented mobile SDK, API access, or custom search results should consider alternatives. Coinis is strongest for publishers who can qualify for feeds and want optimization and reporting across supported traffic sources, rather than a broader search monetization stack.
Coinis Search Feeds pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Feeds from Yahoo, Bing, Google, and Yandex
- Real-time optimization routes traffic toward the best RPM
- Reports by click, SUBID, hour, and feed
- Where it doesn't
- Feed access depends on provider approval and traffic characteristics
- Hosted search pages redirect only to Yahoo or Bing results
- No custom search results or API access
Coinis Search Feeds fact sheet, pricing and score →
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