AdPick review

AdPick pays Share of sale revenue under a cps structure, and revshare is the only model listed. There is no fixed per lead or per action price, so earnings rise with the value of the sale you send rather than with the number of signups.

The minimum payout is KRW 50,000, and payouts run weekly on Thursday. A new site with light commission can sit under that threshold for a while, so the first transfer is the slowest one and clearing it sooner depends on traffic volume rather than on the rate.

Payouts run weekly on Thursday, so approved commission moves on a predictable weekly cycle rather than in a monthly batch. That cadence shortens the wait between a confirmed sale and money in the account, which matters most while a balance sits under the KRW 50,000 threshold.

Access is listed under direct and referral, so you can apply directly as a publisher or come in through a referral. Either route leads to the same retail programmes, and the terms you see after approval follow the Share of sale revenue structure.

Yes, real-time conversion reporting means conversions appear as they are recorded rather than in a monthly summary. You can see which links earn the Share of sale revenue, compare them across the week and stop pushing the ones that never convert.

The vertical listed is retail, so the catalogue is concentrated in retail and shopping offers. Publishers whose traffic sits in other sectors will find the programme list thin, and there is no second vertical to widen it.

Support runs through email, help centre and community. Email and the help centre cover most questions about links, tracking and payouts, with a community space for questions that do not need a one to one answer. A phone line is not part of the setup.

AdPick pays revshare only, so if you want a wider choice Admitad lists cpa, cpl and cps and A8.net works on cpa. For casual dating rather than retail, AWEmpire runs PPL, PPLR and PPS.