PushRPM Autopilot Modes Explained

What autopilot controls

Autopilot decides whether PushRPM only recommends changes or also applies them for you. Every mode keeps a full change ledger so you can see, pause, and roll back anything. Auto-apply never touches changes that increase ad density or use aggressive placements — those always stay manual.

Manual

PushRPM scans, detects leaks, and surfaces recommendations, but applies nothing automatically. You review and apply each change yourself. Best when you want full control or are still learning how your site responds.

Assisted

Same as manual for safety — nothing is auto-applied — but PushRPM actively prompts you when a high-value, low-risk action is ready, so review takes seconds. A good default for hands-on publishers.

Autopilot safe

PushRPM auto-applies only changes that clear strict hard rules: low risk, high confidence, applicable severity, and a large enough traffic sample. It will not increase density on an already-dense site, and it auto-rolls-back a change if guardrail metrics regress. This is the recommended automated mode for most monetized sites.

• Only low-risk, high-confidence recommendations are applied.
• A minimum traffic sample is required before any auto-apply.
• Density increases and aggressive placements are never auto-applied.
• Regression triggers an automatic rollback.

Autopilot growth

Everything in autopilot safe, plus guarded A/B experiments that test placement variants and promote winners automatically — still inside the same safety rails. Best for publishers who want PushRPM to keep pushing RPM with minimal hands-on time.

Plan ceilings and the safe default

Auto-apply modes are part of your plan entitlement. If you downgrade, PushRPM clamps a stored higher mode down to the highest your plan allows — so it never silently keeps auto-applying beyond what you pay for. On any uncertainty it fails safe to manual.