MyLead review

MyLead lists CPA, CPL and CPS as its revenue models, so a publisher can take lead, sale or click offers rather than one setup only. That mix is broader than A8.net, which runs cpa alone, and it does not include revenue share.

The minimum payout is €100, which places it in the higher part of the affiliate network group. The median threshold among 378 networks tracked is €43.85, so a new publisher waits longer here before a transfer.

Payouts are released on request rather than on a fixed calendar, so a publisher has to ask for each transfer once the balance passes €100. Budget for that timing when you plan cash flow, and check the request schedule with the network before you commit traffic.

MyLead operates as LEAD INVESTMENTS SP. Z O. O. and is based in Poland. It was founded in 2014, so the platform has run for a decade or more under the same name. A named company and a fixed home country give publishers something concrete to check before they apply.

Support is by email, so account questions go through written replies rather than a live desk. In this group, 29.5% of networks also take phone calls, so a publisher who needs fast answers should weigh that before signing up.

MyLead does not list revenue share among CPA, CPL and CPS, so revenue share seekers should look at AWEmpire (LiveJasmin family, casual-dating tier), which pays on PPL, PPLR and PPS, or Admitad, which covers cpa, cpl and cps.

MyLead sits at 90 out of 105 brands ranked on minimum payout, so the €100 threshold sits high in the group. Publishers on small budgets should look at the low end of the group instead, where thresholds fall to €17.54.