Traffic sources: ad networks for affiliates

Publisher side of the House group behind Push.House: monetizes websites and landers with web push, in-page push, on-click and 2-click push on RevShare or CPL. Reviews put the minimum payout at $50, paid weekly; Trustpilot rates it 2.6/5 from 14 reviews.

Search and native ads across Bing, Copilot, MSN, Outlook and Edge. Bing holds about 5% of global search, with an older, higher-income, desktop-heavy audience. Affiliate pages that add no value are disapproved, and crypto affiliates remain banned.

Adult ad network running since 2006, operated by Clixmotive Media of Lisbon: banners, popunders, native, in-video and push ads in 190+ countries from a €300 first deposit. Publishers are paid weekly or monthly; 2026 Trustpilot reviews report unpaid publisher balances.

Popunder-only ad network running since 2012, with a $5 minimum deposit, CPM bidding and publisher payouts from $10 processed daily. The company states 4 billion monthly visitors from 120,000+ publishers; 2026 Trustpilot reviews complain about bot-like delivery.

Adult ad network running since 2006: banners, popunders, interstitials and native ads sold on CPC and CPM, plus a publisher program that keeps 75% for site owners with weekly payouts from $25. The company states over 1 billion impressions a day.

Self-serve ad network selling pop and domain redirect traffic in 195 countries, with keyword and city-level targeting, rule-based bidding and a $200 first deposit.

Singapore mobile programmatic platform with its own DSP for app user acquisition and a monetisation side for publishers, billing on CPM, CPI and CPA.

Ad tech company selling display, video, rich media, connected TV and mobile OEM inventory through its own demand-side platform, with a separate platform for publishers.

Search-intent ad platform: advertisers buy direct navigation and browser search placements plus tiles, email, in-text, contextual and native units across its publisher and domain network.

Advertising platform that places native, display and video ads on publisher sites; its advertiser product is called Realize and reaches around 600 million daily active users.

Snapchat's own advertising side, where a media buyer runs full-screen image and video campaigns inside the app through Snapchat Ads Manager.

Self-serve ad network selling push, in-page push, popunder and direct click traffic, with a $50 minimum deposit.

Self-serve RTB platform, run under the name RockRTB, selling worldwide adult and mainstream traffic to advertisers from a $100 minimum deposit.

Ad network with direct traffic sources selling popunder, push, in-page push and video pre-roll inventory, with a $100 minimum deposit.

Ad network selling pop, in-app and display traffic, plus engagement ads that send pre-engaged users straight to an offer without a creative.

Ad network selling push, in-page push, popunder and parked domain traffic, with self-serve, managed and agency plans for media buyers.

Advertising technology company whose Perion One platform plans, buys and optimises media for advertisers across CTV, digital out-of-home, audio, YouTube, Meta, TikTok, websites and search, and serves the supply side of the same stack to media owners.

Native, display and video advertising platform for performance campaigns on publisher sites, bought self-serve in Outbrain Amplify or programmatically; it is the direct response arm of Teads.

Shenzhen programmatic advertising company running a performance ad network, an e-commerce DSP and an H5 creative engine, with buying priced on CPA, CPS, CPI or CPL.

Demand-side platform for native and display advertising on the open web, priced mainly on CPC, with inventory from publishers in North America and Europe.