Start with the model, not the rate
The four programs here split cleanly by how you get paid. AdultForce offers revenue share, pay per sign up and pay per lead, and its model tags cover cost per sale, cost per action and cost per lead, so a publisher can pick the payment type that matches a given traffic source. JetTon Partners and Comix Harem sit purely on revenue share, which ties earnings to the value of transactions rather than to a fixed payment per signup. Kinguin runs on cost per sale alone.
Model choice narrows the field before any rate is considered. Use the Gaming programs ranking to sort the wider category by model, then read the reviews of the options that survive the first cut.
Read the commission terms as they are written
Each program states its own terms, and the wording tells you how a rate behaves over time. AdultForce pays a referral tier of 5% of referred affiliate commissions for life, and the offer is structured as a referral rather than a plain sale. Comix Harem offers 50% lifetime revshare, with 50% recorded as the headline rate. JetTon Partners advertises 50% to 65% RevShare from start on a direct arrangement and also lists a fixed cost per action of $150 for publishers who prefer a single payment. Kinguin offers Up to 10% per sale through Awin and CJ Affiliate, and the offer is listed as direct.
Note where a rate is capped and where it is not before you build a forecast. A sale based rate such as Kinguin's rewards volume, while a lifetime revenue share such as Comix Harem's keeps paying on customers you already brought in. JetTon's range sits far above both, which is why the arrangement type matters as much as the percentage.
Check whether the commission repeats
Two of the four pay a recurring commission: AdultForce and Comix Harem. Kinguin does not, so a sale earns once and there is no tail to the payment. AdultForce also reports Real-time tracking, which shows referred activity as it lands instead of waiting for a statement.
Cookie windows decide how long a referral stays yours. Only JetTon Partners publishes one here, at 30 days, which sits within the 1 to 30 day span recorded across this group. Ask any program that does not publish a figure, because the gap between a short window and a longer one shows up as lost conversions rather than lost money.
Compare payout timing, thresholds and methods
Earnings you cannot withdraw are theoretical, so read payment terms as closely as the commission. AdultForce runs on NET 15 terms. Comix Harem pays Twice monthly against a threshold of $100, by PayPal, Paxum, MassPay, Bitcoin and wire transfer. Kinguin pays Weekly on request against a threshold of €30, by PayPal or bank transfer.
Thresholds and methods are where a strong rate can still disappoint. A lower threshold gets a new publisher paid sooner, and a longer list of methods matters if you invoice in a different currency from the one the program pays in. JetTon Partners is worth asking directly about payment timing and minimums before you commit to it.
Check the audience, the region and the contract
Gaming is the common ground: AdultForce covers adult dating and gaming, Comix Harem covers gaming and adult dating, and Kinguin lists gaming alone. That distinction matters if your traffic comes from a dating audience rather than a games audience, since only some of these offers pay on both.
Region is broad across this group. Comix Harem and Kinguin both list a global region, which suits traffic spread across more than one market. For legal checks, the contracting parties are named: AdultForce trades as Aylo Billing Limited, Kinguin as Kinguin Digital Limited, and JetTon Partners is registered in KM and founded in 2,023.
Check who answers when something goes wrong
Support reaches you differently in each program. AdultForce lists email support only, which suits publishers who prefer a written record of every exchange. Kinguin offers chat and a help centre, so a quick question about a tracking link or a payment can be settled in the same session. Comix Harem is reached through CrakRevenue, so your contact point is the network rather than the program name.
Put the shortlist side by side
Read the Kinguin review for the sale based end of this group, the Comix Harem review for the lifetime revenue share end, and the JetTon Partners review for the direct revenue share offer with a cost per action option.
For the rest of the category, the Eneba, SuperPartners and Logitech G entries cover other parts of the gaming and esports field, and the ranking keeps them in a single list for side by side comparison.