@404mediaco for you: https://attentionworth.com/
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your personal data profile sells for under $2 on the open market.
advertisers make $400-800/year from it. that's a 50,000% markup.
the $270B data broker industry has up to 3,000 data points on you.
all packaged and sold in milliseconds.
@Tutanota good! check this out - https://attentionworth.com/
@The4thCircle the tool does scale by era, early internet years are weighted at 10% of current ad density, 2000-2006 at 25%, 2007-2012 at 50%, and only 2013+ at 75-100%. so your 90s dial-up years aren't being counted at 2025 rates.
and worth noting here, the number shown is media cost only. that's just what advertisers pay to place the ad. agency fees, creative production, data broker costs, tech platform fees aren't included. total cost of targeting you is roughly 2x what the tool shows.
@Hakuso the tool adjusts ad density by era so it's not applying 2025 rates to the dial-up days. also added an option to set when you actually went online instead of assuming age 13.
I work in programmatic advertising. I built a tool that shows you how much the ad industry has spent targeting you personally.
No data collected. No cookies. GoatCounter for anonymous pageviews only, open source and cookieless.
The irony is intentional.