Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team
ePN vs Perform[cb]
Facts checked September 26, 2026.
Facts checked September 26, 2026.
Where ePN and Perform[cb] differ
| Compare |  ePN | ![Perform[cb]](/media/var/96/webp/logo/affcue/perform-cb-2/3424a52be6c015e4.svg){kind=logo} Perform[cb] |
|---|---|---|
| Commission models | CPA | CPA, CPI, CPL, CPE, CPS, CPCCovers more |
| Minimum payout | $0.20Lower | $50 |
| Payout frequency | On request | Net-15, Weekly |
| Tracking | 15-day cookie CIS, 3-day cookie other countries | In-house platform |
| Publishers | 770,000 | Not confirmed |
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Key differences
- Commission models: only Perform[cb] offers CPI, CPL, CPE.
- Minimum payout is lower at ePN: $0.20 vs $50.
Our verdict on each
ePN
ePN suits new publishers who want to withdraw small balances quickly, since it pays on request from a $0.20 minimum. A 770,000 publisher base and CPA offers at cpa make it a practical first network, though the 15-day cookie CIS, 3-day cookie other countries window is short outside CIS.
Perform[cb]
Perform[cb] suits publishers who want many performance deal types on one account instead of a single specialist vertical. It pays on CPA, CPI and CPL deals and tracks them on In-house platform, run by Clickbooth.com LLC, a company founded in 2002 and based in the US.
Positions in our rankings
| Ranking | ePN | Perform[cb] |
|---|---|---|
| Affiliate networks | 14 of 363 | 15 of 363 |
Area by area
- On cost the two are close: ePN wins 1, Perform[cb] 0.
- Perform[cb] leads narrowly on offer.
If neither fits
Traffic Light has minimum payout at $0, against $0.20 for ePN and $50 for Perform[cb].
Traffic Light reviewWhat we checked
ePN
- epn.bz: 6 facts, checked September 26, 2026
Perform[cb]
- affgate.com: 4 facts, checked September 26, 2026
- mergr.com: 2 facts, checked September 26, 2026
- epicos.com: 1 fact, checked September 26, 2026
Every fact side by side
| Fact | ePN | Perform[cb] |
|---|---|---|
| Legal entity | Not confirmed | Clickbooth.com LLC |
| Headquarters | Not confirmed | United States |
| Founded | Not confirmed | 2002 |
| Support channels | Email, Help centre | Not confirmed |
Where each stands against the rest
| Fact | ePN | Perform[cb] | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishers | 770,000highest quarter | Not confirmed | 30,000 |
| Minimum payout | $0.20lowest quarter | $50at the median | $50 |
Median across 87 listed affiliate programs.
Pros and cons
ePN
Pros
- Minimum payout of $0.20 keeps the bar low for beginners testing offers
- Payouts run On request, so balances are not held to a fixed schedule
- A 770,000 publisher count shows a network with real traffic behind its offers
Cons
- 15-day cookie CIS, 3-day cookie other countries gives a much shorter window outside CIS, so fewer late clicks convert
- Support runs on email and help centre only, with no phone or live chat listed
Perform[cb]
Pros
- Payout frequency is Net-15, Weekly, giving publishers more than one schedule to plan around.
- Tracking runs on In-house platform technology, so clicks, installs and conversions are measured in one place.
- A named operator, Clickbooth.com LLC, with the business founded in 2002, gives publishers a company behind the programme.
Cons
- The $50 minimum sits above the €43.85 typical across the networks compared here, so small balances wait longer.
- The published model list is CPA, CPI and CPL, so publishers wanting revenue share would look at AWEmpire, which offers PPL, PPLR and PPS.
- Tracking runs entirely in house on In-house platform, leaving no outside tracker to reconcile reports against.
Who each suits
ePN
Who it suits
- New publishers wanting a low threshold before their first withdrawal
- Media buyers running CIS focused traffic
- Publishers preferring a single CPA payout model over revenue share
Who should look elsewhere
- Publishers wanting revenue share or recurring commissions, since cpa lists CPA only
- Anyone outside CIS who needs a longer cookie, because 15-day cookie CIS, 3-day cookie other countries is short there
Perform[cb]
Who it suits
- Publishers running lead, install and sale campaigns at once who would rather hold one account than a specialist network per vertical.
- Media buyers who can clear $50 in earnings and like having Net-15, Weekly payout schedules to work with.
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone focused on one commission model only: A8.net publishes cpa alone, which is simpler to read.
- Publishers chasing revenue share: AWEmpire lists PPL, PPLR and PPS, which the CPA, CPI and CPL set here does not cover.
- Small volume publishers still building earnings, since the $50 threshold is worth weighing against a lighter setup.
Questions about each
ePN
What is the minimum payout on ePN?+
The minimum payout is $0.20. That sits well below the €43.85 median for affiliate networks in this comparison, so a new publisher can reach the threshold without a large balance.
How often are payouts made?+
Payouts are made On request, so a publisher asks for the balance instead of waiting for a fixed monthly date. Combined with the $0.20 minimum, that keeps cash timing under the publisher's own control.
Perform[cb]
What commission models does Perform[cb] pay on?+
The network pays on CPA, CPI and CPL deals, a broad performance spread rather than one pricing style. That mix suits publishers running lead, install and sale campaigns side by side, and the rate you earn depends on the offer the advertiser is running.
How much do you need before Perform[cb] pays out?+
The minimum payout is $50, a little higher than the €43.85 typical across the networks compared here. On this measure the programme ranks 39 among 105 programmes, so cash flow planning matters more here than at networks with a lower bar.