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Advertise’s CPA model ties webmaster payment to a target action on an advertiser’s website or app, with the advertiser setting the action type and amount. The withdrawal threshold is less clear: the payment page gives one minimum, while the agreement gives another, so payout planning starts with a source conflict. This comparison is relevant to webmasters weighing advertiser-defined actions against the conditions attached to withdrawals.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Action tracking meets payout conditions
Advertise’s pages describe its network and payment terms as follows, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Network: serves webmasters and advertisers, according to the homepage.
- Action reporting: statistics for each action, according to the homepage.
- Statistics updates: every minute, the FAQ states.
- Payout timing: daily on working days, the homepage states.
Advertiser-set actions define the offer
The payable event is set offer by offer: Advertise says the advertiser defines both the target action and its payment amount. Examples include registrations, purchases, form submissions, game progress, video views, and software installations; these are examples, not a promise that every offer includes each action.
Adult and dating offers are restricted by law and by age rules in many countries, and they are for adults only; check the network's own rules and local law before running any traffic. This is not legal advice.
The agreement says participation is open to individuals aged 14 or older and legal entities represented by authorized representatives. It defines webmasters as individuals or legal entities providing advertising space on their platforms.
Financial, trading and crypto products are regulated differently by country and are restricted by law in some regions; check the provider's rules and local law before using or promoting them. This is not financial or legal advice.
Compare networks by payment mechanics
With no competitor facts available for a direct comparison, compare networks by how they define payable actions and attribution conditions. In general, traffic-source rules, withdrawal methods, and payout thresholds also matter: match these terms to your traffic and cash-flow requirements before choosing a network.
Choose by traffic approval and account rules
Advertise reviews submitted advertising platforms before accepting them for participation. A webmaster must get approval from support before using traffic sources not listed in an offer application.
The agreement allows one account per individual or legal entity. Webmasters can use up to five subaccounts in a partner link, according to the FAQ. Those subaccounts do not change the stated one-account rule; check how the distinction applies to your operating setup before joining.
Payment routes carry conflicting minimums
The payment page and agreement disagree on the minimum withdrawal amount; both figures are shown here rather than reconciled.
- Payment page — minimum payout of 1,000 rubles or 100 dollars — checked 2026-10-31.
- Agreement — minimum payout of 100 Russian rubles or $10, with a payout request required — checked 2026-10-31.
The payment page lists Mir/Mastercard/Visa and bank transfers to a current account at the same stated minimum, while SBP has a separate threshold. The FAQ lists Webmoney, PayPal, QIWI, Rapida, Mastercard, Visa, and bank transfer as available methods. Advertise states that it pays in rubles and dollars.
Advertise says withdrawals are fee-free after the minimum amount in rubles or dollars is reached, and that it pays payment-system fees even when they exceed the requested amount. The provider says payments are made on weekdays, with selectable schedules that include requests, daily, weekly, twice monthly, monthly, or after a set amount is reached. Participation is free for webmasters; legal entities need an additional agreement for payments.
A referred action moves through tracking
The advertiser defines the target action and its payment; Advertise says it pays when a user completes that action on the advertiser’s website or app. Advertise says it tracks and records transactions, gives transaction information to webmasters, and calculates bonuses.
Advertisers are offered tools to track incoming traffic and paid actions or sales, while the FAQ lists postback and trafficback links, banner rotation, domain parking, and a link tester. The agreement leaves the final decision on whether a transaction took place to Advertise, making its transaction decision part of the path from recorded activity to credited action.
Action statistics and payout choices add control
Advertise’s FAQ and homepage describe reporting, payment options, tools, and support; the pages were checked on 2026-10-31.
- The provider states that webmasters receive statistics for each action, with updates every minute.
- Webmasters can select request-based, calendar-based, or threshold-based payment regularity.
- The FAQ lists postback and trafficback links, banner rotation, domain parking, and a link tester.
- Support contact options listed by Advertise are email, Telegram, and telephone.
Approval and validation leave key decisions upstream
Advertise’s agreement and FAQ set conditions around registration, traffic, action validation, and payout thresholds; the pages were checked on 2026-10-31.
- Advertise may reject registration without giving a reason when a participant does not meet its stated conditions.
- Advertise makes the final decision on whether a transaction took place.
- Submitted advertising platforms are reviewed before acceptance, and traffic sources outside an offer application require support approval before use.
- Advertise says accounts are blocked when users perform actions themselves or ask friends to perform them.
- The agreement says an account may be blocked if requested traffic-source information is not supplied within 7 days.
- The payment page lists 1,000 rubles or 100 dollars, while the agreement states 100 Russian rubles or $10.
Webmasters need declared traffic sources
Advertise describes its audience as website owners and webmasters engaged in traffic arbitrage, and says webmasters from different countries can work with the network. The practical fit condition is whether your traffic sources are declared in the offer application or approved by support before use. The registration form provides individual and legal-entity account types.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and operating history.
- Integrations: supported services and setup requirements.
- Offer catalog: available offers and vertical coverage.
- Geography: permitted and excluded regions by offer.
- Reversals: hold periods and dispute process.
- Attribution: offer-level cookie durations beyond advertiser-set lifetimes.
- Approval: offer criteria beyond platform review.
- Independent verification: vendor claims about service, payments, and support.
Questions on actions, requests, and approval
What triggers payment for a webmaster?
Payment is triggered by a user completing the action specified for an offer on an advertiser’s website or app. Advertise says the advertiser sets both the action type and its payment amount, so the payable event is offer-specific.
How do the payout thresholds differ by source?
The payment page lists a minimum of 1,000 rubles or 100 dollars, while the agreement states 100 Russian rubles or $10 and requires a payout request. These are conflicting figures from Advertise’s own sources; neither resolves the difference.
Which payment schedules are listed?
Advertise lists request-based payments, daily, weekly, twice-monthly, monthly, and payments after a set amount is reached. The available schedule options describe timing, not which payout threshold applies; check the relevant payment terms before planning a withdrawal.
How does cookie lifetime affect action crediting?
Advertise says it credits actions made within the cookie lifetime set by the advertiser.
What traffic-source approval is required?
Traffic sources not listed in an offer application require support approval before use. Advertise also says it reviews submitted advertising platforms before accepting them, so identify the intended source in the application and seek approval for any additional source.
Decide by action terms and withdrawal rules
Fits if your traffic sources meet Advertise’s application and approval conditions, and the advertiser-defined action terms suit your campaign.
Probably not if you need the withdrawal minimum settled before choosing a payment plan: the payment page and agreement state different thresholds.
Main risk… Advertise makes the final transaction decision, while the conflicting minimums leave withdrawal planning dependent on clarification from the provider.
Sources
The facts above were taken from the public pages listed here, and each entry shows the date it was read.
- advertise.ru/faqchecked
- advertise.ru/paymentschecked
- advertise.ru/termschecked
- advertise.ruchecked
How we put this page together
Editorial team of Stack Shelf. Prepared by the editorial team of Stack Shelf from the public sources listed above; the facts were checked on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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