For media buyers & arbitrage
Affiliate Programs
for Media Buyers
CPA Offers Built for Paid Traffic
Stop burning ad spend on low-EPC offers. Run direct SaaS, software and digital campaigns with clean landing pages, server-to-server postbacks that fire in under a second, and caps that move once your traffic is verified.
- Free account, no deposit
- SubID pass-through on every campaign
- GEO and traffic rules published up front
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Sub-second
S2S postback delivery
Server-to-server, no cookie dependency
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On request
Payout timing
From $10, as often as you want it
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Rules first
Compliant campaign terms
GEO and traffic limits stated before you spend
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No fees
Free publisher account
No deposit, no subscription, no setup cost
Why buyers stay
Engineered for High-Volume Buyers
Infrastructure built to protect your margin, not to make the dashboard look busy.
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Sub-second S2S tracking
Server-to-server postback attribution through Scaleo, with SubID and ClickID pass-through. Works with Keitaro, Binom, Voluum and custom stacks, and it does not depend on a cookie surviving the click.
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Direct advertisers and custom caps
Campaigns run against budget we hold directly. Daily conversion caps are raised once your first batch of traffic has been quality-checked, and the new cap is written into the brief.
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Payout terms that follow volume
There is no Net term to onboard onto. Approved balance over $10 is payable the moment you raise the request in Billing, as often as you want to raise it, which is what keeps ad accounts funded.
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Fast campaign approvals
Access requests are answered by a person, not left in a queue. Approved campaigns hand you the tracking link and the creative pack in the same dashboard, without a separate asset request.
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Clean conversion flows
Conversions are validated against the advertiser's own event before they are approved, so what shows as approved in your dashboard is what survives to the invoice. Fewer disputes, fewer clawbacks.
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Managers who buy media
You get an account manager who can talk about bid strategy, creative fatigue and landing page structure — not a ticket queue that answers every question with a link to the FAQ.
Traffic sources
Monetize Paid Traffic Across Any Platform
Compliant campaigns from the major global ad networks. What each advertiser accepts is written on its own brief.
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Google Search & PPC
Brand and non-brand keywords, subject to the brand-bidding clause written on each campaign.
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Facebook & Meta Ads
Whitehat funnels with clean pre-landers that match the offer they hand off to.
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Native networks
Taboola, Outbrain, Revcontent and comparable native inventory, with widget-level SubIDs.
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TikTok & video ads
Short-form video traffic where the advertiser accepts it. Creative claims are held to the same brief.
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Contextual & display
Programmatic and contextual placement against intent-matched inventory.
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Mobile ad networks
In-app and SDK inventory, plus push where the campaign brief permits it.
Acceptance is per campaign, never network-wide. The campaign guidelines list what is refused everywhere, and how compliance is enforced explains what happens when a rule is broken.
Source and offer
Which Paid Traffic Source Suits Which Offer
Fit is between a source and an offer, not a league table of sources. Each row pairs what a source is good for with the one line that decides whether you can run it.
| Source | What it suits | The rule that decides it |
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| Paid search | Short, high-intent funnels — utilities, security tools, anything people search for by the problem it solves. | The brand-bidding line: permitted, non-brand terms only, or refused. Trademarks and misspelled domains are refused network-wide. |
| Social ads | Broad demand and discovery offers, where a pre-lander does the qualifying before the click reaches the advertiser. | Creative claims are held to the advertiser's own wording. Fake news angles, false pricing and deceptive pop-ups are refused everywhere. |
| Native & display | Volume at lower CPM for curiosity-led categories such as AI tools, utilities and consumer software. | Standard banners and native inventory. Widget-level sub IDs so a placement can be cut without pausing the campaign. |
| In-app & mobile inventory | Install and post-install events on app campaigns, plus consumer offers that convert on a phone. | Inventory has to be declared and verified. Incentivized placements only where the advertiser has tagged the campaign — on app offers, few do. |
| Push notifications | Cheap reach for broad consumer offers where the creative can carry the whole message. | Only where the brief names push as accepted. Click-unders, forced redirects and adware extensions are refused network-wide. |
| Opt-in email | Re-activating a list you own against seasonal or renewal-timed offers. | Permission-based lists only. Unsolicited mail and SMS are refused everywhere, whatever the campaign says. |
Every one of those rules is written on the campaign before you request access, and the network-wide half of them never moves. The first row has a page of its own: affiliate programs for PPC and search ads takes the brand-bidding line apart and says which campaign shapes a bought click is worth spending on. The live index, filterable by vertical, model and region, is on browse campaigns; the terms checklist that applies to every publisher type is on affiliate programs, compared.
Where the EPC is
High-EPC Verticals Ready to Launch
Four categories that reward paid traffic, and what each one actually pays on.
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Cybersecurity & utilities
Short funnels ending in a download or an install, which is why EPC holds up here. Demand is broad across US, UK, CA and the larger EU markets rather than concentrated in one GEO.
- CPA
- CPL
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B2B SaaS & cloud tools
Longer consideration, higher value. Advertisers pay either a flat CPA on the paid plan or a recurring revenue share, which suits buyers who can afford to be paid over a cohort's lifetime.
- CPA
- RevShare
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AI & productivity tools
The newest category on the network and the least saturated. Audiences convert on curiosity as much as on need, so creative refresh matters more here than bid ceiling.
- CPA
- CPL
- RevShare
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E-commerce & digital services
Transactional, seasonal and sensitive to launch timing. Commission is usually a share of basket value confirmed after the return window, so approved amounts settle later than elsewhere.
- CPS
- CPA
Spend and settlement
What Stands Between the Click and the Withdrawal
You pay for traffic daily and get paid on a schedule. Five things decide what actually arrives, and all five are written down before you spend.
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Approval
You are paid on approved, not on recorded
A conversion is validated against the advertiser's own event before it is approved. What shows as approved is what survives to the invoice, which is also why disputes are rare — the check happens before the number settles, not after.
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Caps
The cap is a ceiling somebody agreed to buy
Daily conversion caps sit on the brief. They move once your first batch has been quality-checked, and the raised cap is written back into the brief — so scale is agreed in advance rather than discovered by overspending.
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Reversal
A conversion can come back after the fact
A refunded sale or traffic that fails review reverses the commission, with the reason and the campaign shown. That is the risk a thin margin cannot absorb, so it is worth reading the validation rules before the bid strategy.
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Hold
The hold runs after approval, not instead of it
Approved earnings wait out the campaign's hold period while refunds settle. The length is per campaign and the end date sits next to the conversion, which is the number that decides how much working capital a launch needs.
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Schedule
Then the balance leaves on the ladder
On request, from $10, with no cycle in between. The float you are funding is the advertiser's hold period, not a payment calendar — that is the only clock still standing between a cleared sale and your bank.
How earnings clear covers pending, approved, held and paid; the payment schedule covers the minimum, the methods and the request; and payout models covers the choice between getting paid once per action and getting paid over a cohort's life.
Integration
Plug Your Tracker In Under Two Minutes
Paste your postback URL, map the macros, fire a test conversion. Dynamic SubIDs, ClickIDs and custom parameters pass straight through, and conversions report back against the exact values you sent.
Full setup, parameter by parameter, is on tracking links. Payment terms and thresholds are on the payment schedule.
Tested against
- AdsBridge
- BeMob
- Binom
- Keitaro
- RedTrack
- Voluum
Any tracker that speaks standard server-to-server postbacks works, including an in-house stack. The six above are the ones we test the format against.
Passes straight through
- Click ID
- Affiliate ID
- Sub ID 1
- Sub ID 2
- Payout
- Currency
Every one of them comes back on the conversion, with the exact value you sent — so a report can be cut by creative, by placement or by whatever else you labeled the click with.
Getting started
Four Steps to Your First Campaign
From registration to first withdrawal, with nothing hidden in between.
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Create your account
Register as a publisher and describe the channels you buy on. The application asks what you run and where, because that is what campaign access is matched against.
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Request campaign access
Browse the marketplace, read the GEO list, the traffic rules and the qualifying event, then request access to the campaigns that fit your buying.
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Connect your postback
Paste your tracker's S2S postback URL into the dashboard, map the macros, and fire a test conversion before you spend anything.
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Launch and withdraw
Run traffic, watch conversions land against your SubIDs in real time, and withdraw on the schedule your tier unlocks.
What the review checks is written out in full on how approval works, and the tier thresholds that move your payout schedule are on the loyalty program.
Approval
What the Review Reads, and What Invalidates Traffic
Nothing here is about your spend level. It is about whether the sources you declared are the sources you run, and whether the creative matches what the advertiser actually offers.
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What the review reads
- The channels you buy on, named up front — campaign access is matched against them
- A live source a reviewer can open, not a parked domain or an empty profile
- Whether your traffic matches the offer: finance offers need finance context
- Your past creatives, where fake countdowns and income promises fail on sight
- Any past ban, disclosed by you rather than found by us
- One login. Duplicate accounts get merged or closed
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What invalidates traffic
- Bot traffic, proxies and any artificially generated click or conversion
- Bidding on an advertiser's brand, trademark or misspelled domain where the brief refuses it
- Cloaked redirects, click-unders, forced redirects and adware extensions
- Misleading creatives: fake news angles, false pricing, unauthorized endorsements
- Incentivized clicks sent to a campaign that carries no incentive tag
- Traffic from a source that is not on your application
The ladder runs in three rungs: the campaign is paused and a notice explains what was found, conversions from the offending traffic are invalidated and removed from payouts, and severe or repeated breaches end the account. It is published in full in the campaign guidelines, so nothing on it arrives as a surprise mid-flight.
Questions
FAQ for Media Buyers
What buyers ask before they spend, and the two they ask once a campaign is running.
What payment terms do media buyers get?
There are none. Your Billing page carries Payment Terms: None and Invoice Generation: By Affiliate Request, so an approved balance over $10 is payable whenever you ask — at every loyalty tier, not just the top one. What the tiers move is the bonus rate and campaign access, and that ladder is published on the loyalty program page.
Do you allow brand bidding on search campaigns?
It depends on the advertiser, and it is never left implicit. Each campaign brief states its brand-bidding position — permitted, permitted on non-brand terms only, or refused — before you request access, so you are not finding out at conversion time.
What tracking platform do you use?
The network runs on Scaleo. It handles real-time server-to-server tracking, SubID pass-through and the reporting you see in your dashboard, and it is what your own tracker exchanges postbacks with.
How do I request higher daily caps?
Ask your account manager by email once your first batch of conversions has been verified. Cap increases are agreed with the advertiser against your demonstrated volume and quality, and the raised cap is written back into the campaign brief.
Which macros can I pass through?
click_id, affiliate_id, sub1 through sub5, payout and currency are supported on every campaign. Conversions report back against whatever values you pass, so you can break performance down by source, placement, creative and angle without exporting anything.
Which paid traffic sources work best for affiliate offers?
There is no single answer, because the fit is between a source and an offer rather than a ranking of sources. Search suits short, high-intent funnels; social and native suit discovery offers that need a pre-lander; in-app suits install and post-install events; push suits broad consumer offers where the brief accepts it. The source table on this page pairs each one with what it suits and the rule that decides access.
Is there a minimum spend or budget to start?
No. The publisher account is free, with no deposit, subscription or setup cost, and there is no minimum spend to qualify for it. What decides campaign access is the sources you declare and how they match the campaign's traffic rules, not how much you plan to spend.
Can I use a cloaker or show a different page to the reviewer?
No. Cloaked redirects are refused network-wide, along with click-unders and forced redirects, and the creatives you have run are part of what the review reads. A campaign running behind a cloak has its conversions invalidated and the placement paused.
What happens when conversions are rejected?
Conversions from prohibited sources or fraudulent traffic are invalidated and removed from payouts, and a refunded sale or traffic that fails review reverses the commission — in both cases the reason and the campaign are shown. Nothing is deducted silently.
How quickly can I scale a campaign that works?
As quickly as the cap allows. The daily conversion cap is on the brief before you spend, and it is raised by agreement with the advertiser once your first batch of traffic has been quality-checked. Ask your account manager by email rather than assuming headroom — the raised cap is written back into the brief.
Do I need my own tracker?
Any tracker that speaks standard server-to-server postbacks works, including an in-house stack; the six named on this page are the ones the postback format is tested against. Fire a test conversion and confirm it lands before you spend anything — that one minute is the cheapest part of a launch.
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