Below floor
Bids came in but under your floor. Consider auto floors or a lower floor for that unit.
Each auction is logged with bid count, winning and clearing price, floor and the reason when no ad returned, so floors are tuned with real numbers.
For each ad request we record how many bids came in, the winning price, the floor and why no ad was returned if the auction did not fill.
Bid count, winner, clearing price, floor and auction time per request.
Below floor, no demand, blocked or filtered — recorded per request.
Every change logged, with auto floor mode and high-floor warnings.
Bid density per unit and hour in the dashboard.
Yes — the no-bid reason is stored per request and summarised for admins.
No. It happens server-side after the response is prepared.
If many requests end as "below floor", your floor may be too high for that unit or country. If fill is strong, try auto floor mode to capture higher bids. Every change is logged so you can compare before and after.
Bids came in but under your floor. Consider auto floors or a lower floor for that unit.
No buyer bid for that country, device or format at that moment.
The request failed traffic checks, so it was not sent to buyers.
In the publisher dashboard under the SSP tools.
Yes, it adjusts floors based on recent bids. You can switch back to manual floors at any time.