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# Rewarded
**ADDING YIELD PARTNER**
1. Open [MAX > Mediation > Manage > Ad Units](https://dash.applovin.com/o/mediation/ad_units/) in the MAX dashboard.
2. Select the Ad Unit of type **Rewarded** to which you want to add **ADSTER.TECH** as a custom adapter.
3. Select **ADSTER.TECH** from custom network menu to **Enable** and enter the information for each placement.
```json
Example:
App ID = Leave it blank (its optional)
Placement ID = "adster_rewarded_10"
eCPM: 10 (in USD)
Custom Parameters = {"placement_id":"rewarded","yield_group_bid_price_range":"10.0-10.0"}
```
4. Contact your account manager to see what values you need to set for the **final list of production setup (Placement ID**, **Custom Parameters** and **CPM Price)**.
5. Click on “**Save**” and save the configuration.
The above setup completes our **Adster.Tech x Applovin** integration for **Rewarded Ads**. You should see an Ad like this if test setup is complete and working fine.
{% hint style="info" %}
Please note that updates to Ad Units may take approximately 30 to 60 minutes to reflect across the system.
{% endhint %}
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