Quickly find out how much you're paying for every 1,000 viewable ad impressions. The Cost Per Viewable Mille (CPVM) is a crucial metric for measuring the true cost of your ad visibility and ensuring your budget is spent on ads that are actually seen.
Your CPVM (Cost per 1,000 Viewable Impressions) is:
CPVM calculates the cost for one thousand *viewable* ad impressions. It measures the price of actual ad visibility, unlike standard CPM which measures served impressions.
Formula: Total Ad Spend / (Total Viewable Impressions / 1,000)
Example: If your campaign cost $500 and received 200,000 viewable impressions:
$500 / (200,000 / 1,000) = $2.50 CPVM
CPVM stands for Cost Per 1,000 Viewable Impressions (or Cost Per Viewable Mille). It is a digital advertising metric that measures the cost an advertiser pays for one thousand ad impressions that were actually considered 'viewable' according to industry standards (e.g., at least 50% of the ad's pixels were on screen for at least one second).
CPM (Cost Per Mille) measures the cost per 1,000 *served* impressions, regardless of whether the ad was actually seen by a user. CPVM measures the cost per 1,000 *viewable* impressions. CPVM is a more accurate measure of the true cost of visibility, as it filters out impressions from ads that loaded but were never in a user's viewport.
Viewable impressions are important because an ad that isn't seen cannot have an impact. By focusing on viewability, advertisers ensure their budget is spent on opportunities where users actually have a chance to see the ad, leading to more effective brand awareness and better overall campaign performance.