belboon review

Belboon pays on cpa and cpl. Both models are lead based, so money arrives when a lead or sign-up is confirmed rather than when someone clicks through. There is no revenue share or recurring option in that list.

The network was founded in 2002 and is based in Germany, with the legal entity listed as Daisycon B.V.. Long-standing networks tend to keep stable advertiser relationships, which matters when you are tracking your own audience.

The network lists 65,000 publishers, which sits above the middle of the group, 20,000. In this comparison it ranks 34 of 93 brands on that measure, so you join an established crowd rather than an empty marketplace.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre: email, phone and a help center. A tracking question can therefore go to a person instead of sitting in a queue. Live chat and a community space are not part of that set of channels.

Belboon describes its setup as hybrid first-party tracking, a mix of cookie measurement with network-side tracking. The network dates from 2002, and support handles setup questions by email, phone and the help center.

Belboon is headquartered in Germany, so the programme is most natural for German and nearby European publishers. Across the networks compared here, 39.5% operate in a single country, so check the terms for your market before you commit.

Belboon is a network rather than one offer, so you pick from advertisers that pay on cpa and cpl. With 65,000 publishers on the platform, you can spread tests across verticals instead of betting on a single campaign.

The offer side scores 6.3, the same as the overall score. The reason is the commission set: cpa and cpl is narrower than what Admitad runs, cpa, cpl and cps, and narrower still than A8.net's single model.