Adsterra review

Adsterra's listed pricing models are cpa, cpc and cpm, so a publisher can earn on a completed action, a click or on impressions. Publishers who expect per lead or revenue share income elsewhere should read the model list carefully before joining.

The minimum payout is $5, which sits below the €43.85 median for the brands compared here. That makes it easier for a small publisher to reach a first cash out than at a network with a higher bar.

Payouts run on a NET15 - biweekly schedule once the $5 threshold is met. A cycle this regular means a modest balance can clear without waiting a long stretch, though the schedule still decides how often a request can be made.

Adsterra operates as Kilcora Corporation L.P., based in Cyprus, and has been running since 2013. Publishers who need a named contracting entity on the payout account have that on record before they earn anything, which matters when a payment provider asks.

Adsterra reports 16,000 publishers, placing it under the 20,000 median for affiliate networks in this comparison. It is a mid sized network, though the reach is narrower than the largest names in the group.

Support runs through a help centre, the most common setup here at 58.9% of the brands compared. A help centre suits self serve questions, while a publisher chasing a stuck payment may prefer a network that also carries email or phone.

Its listed models, cpa, cpc and cpm, cover cost per action, cost per click and CPM. Revenue share appears elsewhere in the comparison, including PPL, PPLR and PPS and cpa, cpl and cps, so a publisher who needs that income source has other lists to read.