Adrecord review

Adrecord runs a single tier commission structure, so every publisher sits on the same flat level. There is no second tier to climb, and the listed models do not cover recurring commission or revenue share. Publishers wanting an ongoing share of value will find that model elsewhere in this comparison.

The minimum payout is SEK 300, which is a higher bar than the €17.54 low end of the networks ranked alongside it. New publishers should expect balances to sit with the network until that level is reached.

The programme lists 1,000 publishers, ranking 84 in the group against a median of 20,000. That is a smaller community than the larger networks in this category, so shared learning and support from peers are thinner.

The network operates as Adrecord AB, founded 2010 and headquartered in Sweden. That is a Swedish operation, so publishers earning in krona may find the payout set-up familiar. Its commission terms are listed as single tier.

Adrecord keeps a single tier commission structure, so the same commercial terms apply from the start and growth does not depend on negotiating tier upgrades. Publishers who want more than one level to work through will find a different structure elsewhere in this comparison.

The listed structure is single tier, with no recurring element recorded. Across the networks compared here, 55.5% of programmes run without recurring commission, so a recurring payout path is the less common route to income.

No regulator or licence is recorded for Adrecord, so there is nothing to cite on that front. Licences are uncommon in this category, and the site counts 0 licensed entries among 586 brands covered.

Support detail for Adrecord is not broken out separately from the rest of the network record. Across the networks on the site, 66.1% of programmes offer email and 58.9% run a help centre, so a direct approach by email is the common expectation.