C · Traffic & Growth
Affiliate Offers
Browse by vertical, then filter by payout model. CPA, CPL, RevShare and hybrid deals are ways of paying out, so they appear as filters on every vertical rather than as separate categories. Each listing names who owns the offer, allowed geos and traffic, caps, hold periods and approval steps; historical metrics are the seller's disclosure, not an earnings estimate.
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Buyer guide
- Read the traffic restrictions first; conversions from forbidden sources are usually rejected.
- Check hold periods and payment terms, not just the payout amount.
- Ask where EPC and approval figures come from and which period they cover.
- Confirm whether the offer comes from the advertiser directly or a network reselling it.
What to compare
- 01Payout model and amount
- 02EPC and approval rate
- 03Allowed geos and traffic
- 04Daily cap
- 05Exclusivity
- 06Hold period and payment terms
Use cases
- Finding offers for existing traffic
- Securing exclusive terms in a vertical
- Testing new geos
FAQ
What is the difference between exclusive and semi-exclusive offers?
An exclusive offer is available only through one seller on agreed terms. A semi-exclusive offer is shared with a small group of affiliates. Listings state which applies.
Do I need approval to run an affiliate offer?
Usually yes. Advertisers review your traffic sources and sometimes past results before granting access; listings describe the approval requirements.
Which payout models appear on offer listings?
CPA, CPL, RevShare and hybrid. They are filters on every vertical rather than separate categories.