Reach people who actually sit down to play mahjong, solitaire and puzzle games — no scroll-past, no ad-blocker haven.
The honest way to describe this audience is small, engaged, and in it for the game rather than for the page.
Visitors arrive, deal a board, and stay until the board is finished or they are interrupted. That is a materially different person from someone scrolling a list of links, and it is the reason a placement next to the game gets looked at rather than scrolled past.
We would rather tell you that plainly than quote a round monthly number. When you write to us you get the current figures — page views, where the traffic comes from, and roughly how it splits across the languages the site is published in — so you can decide whether it is worth your money before you spend any.
It is a deliberate constraint, not an oversight.
An interstitial that covers the board destroys the only thing a visitor came for, and it is exactly the pattern that gets a site rejected from ad networks and ignored by readers. Every placement here sits beside the game or inside a guide, where it cannot interrupt play.
That rules out some formats that would earn more per impression. We would rather have the placements people tolerate than the ones people work around with an ad blocker, because the second kind does not actually pay.
Game pages have a fixed set of positions sized for the board, so an advertisement never covers a tile and never shifts the layout while you are playing.
Because the board does not move, the placement does not either. You can see it, read it, and get back to the game without dismissing anything. We have deliberately not added placements inside the board area, and we will not, regardless of what a placement is worth.
Even with money on the table, some things do not go on this site:
Turning down money is not the goal. It is a way of keeping the reason people come here intact.
Write to the contact page with a one-line description of what you want to promote and roughly what you have in mind budget-wise. We reply with the current figures and a proposal.
First-time partners are offered a 30-day trial at a flat fee. After that both sides look at real numbers and decide whether to continue — we do not put anyone on a rolling contract, and we do not quote a price we cannot hold for the period.
So that we can answer you properly in one message rather than three:
If the product does not fit — and some will not — we will say so rather than take a placement we would be embarrassed to have on the page.
MahjongBreak is a free browser game site. Our visitors open a game and stay a while — they come to play mahjong solitaire, classic patience (Klondike), sudoku and a handful of quiet puzzle games. They are not passing through; they are settling in for a few rounds.
Most of our traffic is in English and Dutch, with growing Czech and Greek audiences. Because the site is small and focused, your message is not lost in a feed — it sits next to the game someone came to play. We run no pop-ups or autoplay, so whatever you place is seen on the visitor's terms.
We will describe exact sizes and positions once we know your goals.
Three simple ways to start, all booked month by month — no long contracts:
First-time partners get a 30-day trial at a flat fee, reviewed together against the real numbers before either side commits further.
We would rather show you real, current figures than quote a round number that may be out of date by the time you read it. Tell us what you have in mind and we will reply with the latest page views and audience breakdown.
Tell us what you would like to promote through our contact page — include a one-line description and we will reply with current figures and a tailored proposal.