PDL-Profit review
Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
PDL-Profit pays on cpl, cps and revshare, so it suits publishers who want more than a single way to earn inside one account. The $50 payout threshold sits close to the €43.85 median across networks tracked here, and payouts are released upon request.
Key facts
- Best for
- Publishers who want lead, sale and revenue share payouts in a single account.
- Commission models
- CPL, CPS, Revshare (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Minimum payout
- $50 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Payout frequency
- upon request (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Founded
- 2019 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Official website
- pdl-profit.com
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
Pros and cons
Pros
- cpl, cps and revshare covers cost per lead, cost per sale and revenue share, so a single account handles lead, sale and share payouts.
- The $50 cash-out bar sits close to the €43.85 median for the networks tracked here, so it is neither the harshest nor the softest.
- Payouts run upon request, which hands the publisher control over when a balance is drawn down.
- Founded in 2019, so the network is established rather than freshly launched.
Cons
- The $50 threshold sits above the €17.54 lower quartile, so a modest balance can stay put for a while.
- Payouts go out upon request rather than on a set date, so timing depends on you asking for the money.
- Recurring models are thin across the networks tracked here at 4.9%, and cpl, cps and revshare leans on per-conversion earnings.
Who it suits
- Publishers who want cost per lead, cost per sale and revenue share from cpl, cps and revshare in one account.
- Anyone comfortable with payouts going out upon request and clearing the $50 bar first.
- Publishers who judge networks on cash-out barriers, since $50 is easy to line up against the €43.85 network median.
Who should look elsewhere
- Publishers who want a fixed payout calendar, since money is released upon request rather than on a set date.
- Publishers after a lead-per-payout setup should weigh AWEmpire instead, which lists PPL, PPLR and PPS for one dating niche.
- Publishers who want a single-model programme such as cpa should compare A8.net before settling on the cpl, cps and revshare here.
Payouts
PDL-Profit holds payments until a $50 threshold is met, so earnings need to clear that level before anything moves. Timing matters as much as the amount: payouts go out upon request rather than on a set schedule, which gives control over when a balance is drawn down and lets you time withdrawals around your own billing cycle rather than the network's.
Frequently asked questions
What commission models does PDL-Profit pay on?+
PDL-Profit pays on cpl, cps and revshare, covering cost per lead, cost per sale and revenue share. Cost per sale is also the most common structure across the networks tracked here, at 54.1%, so a sale-based offer is a sensible starting point. Lead and share payouts sit alongside it when you want them.
How much do I need to earn before PDL-Profit pays out?+
The threshold is $50, which earnings have to clear before a withdrawal is processed. The median across the networks tracked here is €43.85 and the lower quartile is €17.54, so PDL-Profit sits mid group rather than at either edge. Plan your offer mix with that level in mind.
How often does PDL-Profit send payments?+
Payouts are released upon request, so the network does not work to a fixed monthly run. You decide when a balance is drawn down, which suits publishers who would rather hold earnings until an offer is performing. The same control means an unattended balance can stay put, so a reminder pays for itself.
How does PDL-Profit compare with Admitad and A8.net?+
Admitad runs cpa, cpl and cps, a wider list because it adds CPA. A8.net lists cpa by itself, so a publisher who wants a choice of lead, sale and share payouts has more choice in cpl, cps and revshare. Read the models across the networks, then weigh each cash-out threshold against the traffic you already have.
Does PDL-Profit offer revenue share or recurring payments?+
Revenue share is part of cpl, cps and revshare, so a slice of what a referral produces is available. Recurring payouts sit at 4.9% across the networks tracked here, which makes them the exception rather than the norm to plan a budget around. Treat share payouts as the longer tail here.
Who is PDL-Profit built for?+
It suits publishers who want more than a single payout type in one place, since cpl, cps and revshare covers lead, sale and revenue share. It also suits anyone comfortable with a request-driven schedule, because payouts go out upon request and the $50 bar has to be cleared before anything moves.
How long has PDL-Profit been running?+
PDL-Profit was founded in 2019. Age alone says little about what you earn, so weigh it beside the terms that touch your balance: the $50 threshold and a release that runs upon request. Compare those with the network median of €43.85 before you commit traffic.
Sources
- affcatalog.com/en/aff-network/pdl-profit checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Commission models, Founded, Minimum payout, Payout frequency
“The available cooperation models are CPL, CPS, and RevShare.”
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