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# Internal Campaigns
As a Publisher, you can create internal campaigns that run only on your own websites. Any revenue these campaigns generate shows in the Statistics tabs, but you do not receive payment for it.
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**Note**: This feature is only available to users with SaaS features enabled on their account.
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Use this feature to run campaigns promoting your own offers, or offers from a third-party advertiser that you deal with directly.
## How Internal Campaigns Work
* Internal campaigns can only run on ad zones using the same account they are created on.
* Although revenue generated by internal campaigns shows in the **Statistics** tabs, you receive no payment for it. In the same way, there is no cost for running them.
* The revenue from internal campaigns does not show in the **Advertiser** or **Publisher** **Payments** tabs.
* Minimum prices and revenue share do not apply to internal campaigns. You always get 100% of their value.
## Creating an Internal Campaign
1. To create an internal campaign, switch to the **Advertiser** view and click **New Campaign**. In Step 1: **General** of creating a campaign, choose between a **Standard Campaign** and an **Internal Campaign**.
2. If you choose **Internal Campaign**, you can select from all the options available to an advanced user, including RTB campaigns. From the **Campaign Type** drop-down, choose which type of internal campaign you wish to run:
## Campaign Types
When creating an internal campaign there are also various campaign types that you can choose from. For details, see [Step 1: General](/advertisers/campaigns/creating-a-campaign/step-1-general.md#campaign-types).
## Statistics for Internal and Standard Campaigns
**Standard and Internal Filter**
In the Advertiser **Statistics** tab, you can filter by **Standard** or **Internal** campaigns using the filter at the top.
### **Ad Exchange Statistics**
You can see statistics for **Exchange** campaigns in the Advertiser/Publisher **Statistics**.
In the **Ad Exchange** sub-tab, a pie chart shows statistics for your campaigns broken down by the **Ad Exchange** that they use.
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