Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team
AdultTime vs GayBloom
What sets them apart
| Compare |  AdultTime |  GayBloom |
|---|---|---|
| Commission terms | $35 per signup; up to 50% revshare | $42 PPS, $2.8 SOI US |
| Networks | FameDollars | CrakRevenue |
| Payout per sale or signup | $35 | $42Higher |
| Recurring commission | Yes | Not confirmed |
| Payout threshold | $50 | Not confirmed |
| Payout methods | Check, Wire, Paxum | Not confirmed |
| Commission (%) | up to 50% | Not confirmed |
Same on both: Verticals (Adult dating).
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Key differences
- Payout per sale or signup is higher at GayBloom: $42 vs $35.
- Networks: only AdultTime offers FameDollars.
- Networks: only GayBloom offers CrakRevenue.
- Pricing model: only AdultTime offers Revshare.
Our verdict on each
AdultTime
AdultTime pays a fixed amount for each signup and adds a revenue share on top, which suits publishers already running adult dating content. With $35 per signup; up to 50% revshare and a payout threshold of $50, it is a practical pick for smaller sites.
GayBloom
GayBloom fits North American publishers with adult dating traffic who want a single CPA payment rather than a revshare deal. It pays $42 PPS, $2.8 SOI US through CrakRevenue, a clear per-signup figure for an audience that already matches adult dating.
Every fact side by side
| Fact | AdultTime | GayBloom |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | CPA, RevshareCovers more | CPA |
| Features | Direct, Referral | Not confirmed |
| Region | Not confirmed | North america |
Where each stands against the rest
| Fact | AdultTime | GayBloom | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Payout threshold | $50at the median | Not confirmed | $50 |
| Commission (%) | up to 50%highest quarter | Not confirmed | 12 |
| Payout per sale or signup | $35lowest quarter | $42lowest quarter | $160 |
Median across 178 listed affiliate programs.
Pros and cons
AdultTime
Pros
- Terms stack a signup payment with a revenue share: $35 per signup; up to 50% revshare.
- Recurring commission is offered, so renewals keep paying after the initial payment.
- Link and referral tracking both count, since direct and referral covers either route.
Cons
- The programme covers adult dating only, so a mixed site has little else here to promote.
- All tracking and reporting sit inside FameDollars, which narrows who you can compare with.
- A transfer needs $50 in the balance, so a quiet month waits.
GayBloom
Pros
- Pays $42 PPS, $2.8 SOI US, with the per-conversion amount at $42.
- Runs on CrakRevenue, so tracking and payout handling sit with a known network.
- The offer is built for adult dating traffic, so the audience matches the payout.
Cons
- Revenue share is not among the programme's model, which lists cpa, so commission is tied to a single approved conversion.
- north america covers North America, so traffic from other markets sits outside the offer.
- Commission runs through a single network, CrakRevenue, so approval and payout depend on a single partner.
Who each suits
AdultTime
Who it suits
- Adult site owners who already promote paid subscriptions and can pass signups through a network link.
- Publishers who want a low bar for a first transfer, since $50 is easy to reach.
- Anyone happy to concentrate on one niche, as the programme covers adult dating.
Who should look elsewhere
- AWEmpire (LiveJasmin family, casual-dating tier) if you want a casual-dating tier in your mix, since the offer here sits in adult dating.
- Nemora AI if you would rather have a flat lifetime percentage, as it lists 50% on every sale for life.
- MetArt Network if recurring revenue share is the priority, as it lists 50% recurring revenue share.
GayBloom
Who it suits
- Publishers already running adult dating audiences in North America.
- Media buyers set up to optimise signups against a CPA offer.
- Publishers whose traffic sits inside adult dating.
Who should look elsewhere
- Publishers who want recurring revenue share, since the model is cpa; MetArt Network pays 50% recurring revenue share.
- Publishers chasing traffic outside north america, where global programmes make up 60% of the adult dating category.
- Publishers who need the window defined in the offer itself, since attribution runs through CrakRevenue and the median window in the adult dating ranking is 90 days.
Country by country
| Country | AdultTime | GayBloom |
|---|---|---|
| United States | No | Yes |
Questions about each
AdultTime
How much does a signup earn?+
The programme pays a flat amount for every new signup, $35, and adds a revenue share on top. The written terms read $35 per signup; up to 50% revshare, so a publisher can weight the offer toward whichever side suits the audience. The rate ceiling on the revenue share is listed separately as up to 50%.
Which commission models does it use?+
The listed models are cpa and revshare, so a fixed per signup payment and a share of revenue sit on the same offer. Publishers can weigh a quick upfront payment against longer term subscription income, and both can run on the same link.
GayBloom
How much does GayBloom pay per conversion?+
The payout is $42 per conversion, set out in $42 PPS, $2.8 SOI US. GayBloom pays on a CPA basis, so the amount is tied to an approved signup rather than to a share of what the subscriber spends. The programme runs through CrakRevenue, which handles the conversion.
Does GayBloom pay commission every month?+
The model listed is cpa, which is cost per action. Commission is a single payment per approved conversion, so a subscriber who stays active does not produce further earnings. Publishers who want income that repeats each period should compare a revenue share programme instead.