A $40 payout that converts once in 500 clicks earns less than a $12 payout that converts once in 60. What matters is what you actually earn per click — here's how to see it.
| Campaign | Payout rate | Conversions | Total earned | Real EPC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Campaign A | $40 CPL | 12 | $480 | $0.48 |
| Campaign B | $12 CPL | 65 | $780 | $0.78 |
Campaign A looks better on paper — more than three times the payout per lead. But Campaign B pays more per click sent, because it converts at a rate that actually matches your traffic. EPC is the number that tells you which campaign is worth your placement, not the headline rate.
Browse live offers with rates and terms visible up front — no guessing what counts as a conversion.
Content, comparison pages, paid media, social — however your audience actually converts.
Confirmed server-side, so a lost pixel or an ad blocker doesn't cost you a payout you earned.
Approved earnings, not a request you have to chase — status is visible in your dashboard the whole way.
There's no single traffic type that wins — the model just needs to match what your audience is ready to do.
From reaching out to your first tracked click.
Payouts go out on a set cycle per campaign, not on request — the date and expected amount are visible in your dashboard ahead of time.
Pending, approved, and rejected conversions are all visible with a reason — earnings never just quietly vanish from a total.
Thresholds are set per payout schedule and shown in your dashboard before you start sending traffic — no surprises at payout time.
Approval speed depends on the campaign's own verification rules, but status — pending, approved, or rejected with a reason — is visible the moment a conversion comes in.
Yes — your dashboard covers every campaign you're running, across any vertical or GEO, in one place.
EPC is your total earnings divided by total clicks sent — it's the number that reflects what a campaign is actually worth to you, not just what it advertises. Read the full guide to reading EPC.
You'll see it flagged in your dashboard with the reason it didn't qualify, tied to the campaign's stated rules — not silently dropped from your total.
No — campaigns are open at any volume. What matters more than size is whether your traffic actually fits the offer's GEO and vertical.
Browse live campaigns and rates before you commit any traffic.
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