OLAVIVO

The network mediates specified actions

Advertisers and product distributors provide products or services; media partners promote them, while OLAVIVO describes its platform as connecting the two sides. The agreement defines media partners through commissions for specified actions, a narrower description than the platform’s broader account of promoting products and services online. OLAVIVO also describes itself as an online advertising company for affiliates, media partners, and advertisers.

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Tracking links campaigns to recorded performance

OLAVIVO says its tracking platform monitors campaign performance and supports postback URL, iFrame, and image tracking pixels.

The provider lists CPA, CPL, CPM, CPC, REV-SHARE, CPS, and CPI campaign types for both advertisers and media partners. The campaign models describe different payment structures, while the tracking platform provides the stated performance-monitoring layer. Cookie duration aims for 90 days, but the advertiser determines the duration, according to the media partner FAQ.

Signed terms set fees and payment timing

Advertiser fees and payment frequency are set in an insertion order signed by the parties, according to the advertiser agreement. The agreement lists CPA, CPS, CPL, CPC, CPM, CPI, and revenue share as payment models. OLAVIVO says advertiser account activation is free, while fees may be fixed or based on a percentage; recorded conversions and the payment model inform the fees under the signed insertion order.

OLAVIVO says it generates an invoice each Monday for outstanding costs and applicable advertiser fees, and offers weekly, biweekly, or monthly payment terms. A refund of a positive balance may incur an administration fee set at OLAVIVO’s discretion, according to the advertiser agreement.

Media partner accounts are paid in US dollars, with payment frequency set by the signed insertion order, according to the agreement. The agreement requires the amount due to exceed a minimum threshold of $250. The media partner FAQ lists weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly schedules and a $250 minimum payout. OLAVIVO says it does not charge media partners fees.

For media partners, the FAQ lists PayPal, Payoneer, ACH in the US only, or bank wire as payout routes. For advertisers, it lists wire transfer, PayPal, Payoneer, and eCheck.

Registration leads to review and tracking

Media partners begin by completing the signup fields and validating a confirmation email, according to the FAQ. After registration, an account manager contacts the applicant for an interview. Accepted partners must complete KYC validation and provide two forms of compliance documentation before account approval. The FAQ specifies an identification document matching the account name and an address document, such as a utility bill or bank statement issued within the last three months.

Advertisers also complete all signup fields and validate a confirmation email. Before approval, they must upload documents verifying their name and address; a company account holder must also provide proof of shareholder status. OLAVIVO says its team supports advertisers with campaign setup and that the platform is generally not self-service.

Network tools reduce separate sourcing work

The provider describes campaign structures, tracking, and account-manager contact routes as parts of the network service.

• OLAVIVO offers CPA, CPL, CPM, CPC, REV-SHARE, CPS, and CPI campaign types.
• A tracking platform and named postback URL, iFrame, and image-pixel methods provide the stated measurement options.
• Advertisers receive campaign-setup support from the team rather than a generally self-service workflow.
• Advertisers can contact their account manager by phone, email, or Skype; media partners can use email or phone, with Skype also available through their account manager.

Advertiser collection and approval constrain partners

The central payment constraint is that a media partner’s funds come from what OLAVIVO collects from the applicable advertiser. If sufficient advertiser funds are not remitted, the agreement disclaims OLAVIVO’s payment obligation.

The terms also limit where a partner can send traffic: only marketing channels reviewed and approved by OLAVIVO may be used. The media partner agreement requires the amount due to exceed $250 before payment, according to the agreement.

Approval involves KYC validation and compliance documentation, according to the media partner agreement and FAQ. Cookie duration is another advertiser-controlled condition: the FAQ says the stated aim is 90 days, with the advertiser determining the duration. The agreement also specifies Costa Rican governing law and allows either party to terminate with at least 30 days’ prior written notice. Check the applicable written terms and payment route before proceeding; other gaps are listed below.

Approved channels and terms shape the fit

The stated workflow suits media partners prepared to submit their channels for review and provide compliance documents before approval. For advertisers, the terms put responsibility on the advertiser to maintain website and processing uptime, keep tracking codes in place, and raise payment disputes in writing within the specified period.

Advertisers also need approval to join, and the agreement bars direct campaign communication with media partners. The operational fit therefore depends on accepting network-mediated contact and the obligations in the relevant agreement, rather than treating access as an informal introduction.

Compare direct programs with network mediation

In general, a direct affiliate program places a publisher closer to one advertiser, while an aggregator typically mediates access across advertiser relationships. Compare who controls tracking, how channels are approved, where payment originates, and which written terms govern each relationship. A direct arrangement may offer a different allocation of control; the contract and payment route still need to be checked.

Questions about tracking, access, and payment

Which tracking methods does OLAVIVO name?

The tracking methods named in the media partner FAQ are postback URL, iFrame, and image tracking pixels.

When does a media partner receive payment?

A media partner’s payment depends on funds OLAVIVO actually collects from the applicable advertiser, according to the media partner agreement. The agreement disclaims payment obligations if sufficient advertiser funds are not remitted, so the advertiser’s payment status is material to the partner’s payment route.

What minimum payout does the FAQ state?

The FAQ gives a minimum payout of $250 and lists weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly schedules. The media partner agreement separately says the amount due must exceed a minimum threshold of $250. Read the applicable signed terms alongside the FAQ when assessing a payment.

Which payout routes does the FAQ list?

The FAQ lists PayPal, Payoneer, ACH in the US only, and bank wire as payment routes for media partners.

Who decides cookie duration?

The advertiser determines cookie duration, while the media partner FAQ describes 90 days as the aim. That makes the duration dependent on the applicable advertiser rather than a single uniform period stated for every campaign.

What happens after partner registration?

After registration, OLAVIVO says an account manager contacts the media partner for an interview. The partner’s path also includes approval-related compliance requirements: the agreement calls for KYC validation and documentation, while the FAQ says compliance documents must be uploaded before account approval.

Fit follows the payment and approval route

Fits if the setup can work through reviewed channels, the named tracking options, and payment tied to advertiser funds collected by OLAVIVO.

Probably not if the publisher requires payment independent of advertiser collection or wants to use channels without OLAVIVO’s review and approval.

Main risk… payment depends on advertiser funds, while the minimum payout and schedule also apply. Check the applicable written terms and payment route before proceeding.

Sources

The facts above were taken from the public pages listed here, and each entry shows the date it was read.

• olavivo.com/advertiser_terms_and_conditionschecked 2026-10-31
• olavivo.com/media_partner_terms_and_conditionschecked 2026-10-31
• olavivo.comchecked 2026-10-31
• olavivo.com/aboutchecked 2026-10-31
• olavivo.com/advertisers_faqchecked 2026-10-31
• olavivo.com/media_partners_faqchecked 2026-10-31

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.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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