Adult FriendFinder review

Commission runs at 35% to 75% on the programme, with a CPA of $60 offered through the network route. The percentage rate is the headline figure to model against, and the flat payment is worth checking separately for campaigns that convert on a single signup.

Withdrawals open once the balance reaches $50. That sits under the €100 median for the category, so the barrier to a first payment is lower than at many adult programmes.

Payouts run on a Net-7 schedule, meaning balances are released on a regular cycle rather than on request. Plan revenue around that cadence, especially while the balance is still building toward the threshold.

The programme lists cpa, cps and revshare, covering CPA, CPS and revenue share. Because the methods are mixed, the rate you earn depends on which offer you take, so check the method alongside the percentage before sending traffic.

The offer is listed as global, so it is open beyond a single national market. The brand is operated by FriendFinder Networks Inc. and headquartered in the United States, so your own local rules still apply to where you run it.

The feature is direct, meaning you work with the advertiser directly rather than only through an intermediary. CrakRevenue also appears in the details, which gives a second route to the same type of traffic.

The vertical is adult dating, so this is a dating offer rather than a general adult site. Publishers running other adult verticals will need separate programmes for those, and this one stays focused.

The category median for adult dating programmes is 90, against a wider spread of 30 to 365. Longer windows in this vertical reward publishers who nurture a sign-up over time rather than pushing a one-off click.

The named network is CrakRevenue. Publishers already approved there can compare the offer against others in the same interface, and anyone outside that network relies on the direct arrangement instead.