Arabian Affiliates review

You can work across CPI, CPA and CPL under a single agreement, so lead, sale and traffic campaigns can sit side by side. Recurring and revenue share payouts are not part of that set, which matters if you plan to build long term value rather than volume.

Contracts run through Arabian Affiliates Ltd., a company based in United Arab Emirates. A named contracting entity in the terms gives you someone to take contract queries to, and the AE base is a practical fit if your advertisers or traffic come from the Gulf region.

The network states 5,000 publishers, which sits at the lower end of the networks compared here, with the lower quartile mark at 5,000. Expect a smaller peer group, and weigh that size before you send traffic to its offers.

Yes, you get Real-time tracking and reporting dashboard. You can check performance while it is happening rather than waiting on a periodic report, which matters for small teams juggling several campaigns at once and wanting a fast read on where the money goes.

Support runs on email, so account questions go by mail. No live chat or phone line appears in the listed channels, which can be a drag if a tracking link breaks mid-campaign and you need an answer quickly.

Admitad runs cpa, cpl and cps and A8.net keeps things to cpa, while AWEmpire's casual dating tier centres on PPL, PPLR and PPS. Your choice is broad mixed payouts here, a single CPA structure there, or lifetime value payouts elsewhere.

Cookie windows are set per offer, and the typical window across the networks in this comparison is 30 days. Use that as a yardstick for your planning, then check the window printed for the specific advertiser you want to work with, since it can differ by campaign.

It places 68 of the 93 networks in this roundup on publisher count, and its offer score is 2.4. On that evidence the case for it rests on the spread of payout types rather than on scale, so weigh it against your own traffic sources.