Admitad RU review

The threshold is $10, which ranks 13 of 105 brands on minimum payout and sits under the €43.85 for affiliate networks. A bar that low means a new account can request a transfer well before larger networks would.

Payouts run weekly. That timing suits publishers with steady traffic who would rather move small regular amounts than wait for a full billing cycle, and the $10 threshold keeps little balance tied up between requests.

Commission is listed as cpa and cpc, so payment follows a completed action rather than a click. Recurring and revenue share terms do not appear in cpa and cpc. Publishers who need those can compare Admitad, which runs cpa, cpl and cps.

Admitad RU lists 100,000 publishers, above the 20,000 for the category. That places the brand among the larger names in the group, though it ranks 26 of 93 brands on publisher count.

Retail is the most common vertical on the site at 23.8%, with adult and dating next at 31.4%. Banking and investing are also listed at 10.2% and 10.5%, so finance offers sit alongside retail across the networks listed.

The median cookie window across affiliate networks is 30 days, and the longest runs to 90 days. On a cpa and cpc programme the window sets how long a sign up has to land after a click, so publishers compare it offer by offer.

The RU in the name points to a single market, and Russian traffic is the base its offers are built for. Site wide, 39.5% of the brands listed run in a single country and 40.4% run globally, so a publisher outside that market may find fewer fitting offers here.

Admitad RU is the Russian facing network and runs cpa and cpc, while Admitad, the wider brand, runs cpa, cpl and cps. The $10 threshold and weekly payouts belong to the RU brand, so read them against the RU listing rather than the wider name.