Rentracks review

Rentracks pays on CPA, CPS and CPL, which lets a publisher pick the event that matches the offer rather than accept a single structure. Nothing in that list pays a share of later revenue, so plan for per-conversion income instead of a lifetime-value model.

The threshold is $100. Networks in this group sit at a €43.85 median and a €87.70 upper quartile, so the bar to withdraw stands above the middle of the field and below the €500 top end.

Support runs on phone, so a call is the direct route and suits publishers who prefer talking a tracker or payout term through. Email is the most common channel among the networks here at 66.1%, while phone support is listed on 29.5% of networks in this group.

Tracking runs on In-house proprietary platform. Reporting on clicks and conversions therefore comes from the network's own system rather than a shared external platform, so build your checks around its dashboard and keep your own record of performance.

The programme belongs to 株式会社レントラックス, a company based in Japan that has traded since 2005. A named legal entity gives you a counterparty to contract with on paper, which matters if your audience is local.

It fits publishers targeting Japan, given the operator sits in Japan, and anyone paid per conversion, since CPA, CPS and CPL covers signup, lead and sale events. Publishers needing revenue share or a wider vertical mix should compare other networks before committing.

On minimum payout Rentracks ranks 64 of the 105 networks listed here, which places it among the programmes that ask more of a publisher before paying out, so smaller balances sit longer under the threshold.