Stripchat review

The headline deal is 20% lifetime revenue share, which is 20% of what referred users spend. That share is lifetime, so it is not a one-off payment on the first deposit. A separate per-lead payout of $3 to $5 runs alongside it for publishers who prefer a fixed amount per signup.

Recurring commission is on. 20% lifetime revenue share applies for as long as the platform keeps earning from the traffic you referred, which is the main reason to favour a lifetime share over a single payout. Most of the category does the same: 79.5% of adult dating programmes pay recurring commission.

The per-lead payout is $3 to $5. Combined with revshare and cpl listed as the models on offer, publishers can see which side of the deal drives revenue before committing budget. Which side pays more depends on how long a referred account keeps spending, so the mix matters more than the per-lead figure.

The median cookie window across adult dating programmes is 90 days, and the range runs from 30 at the lower quartile to 365 at the upper. Confirm the window that applies to your account with the programme manager before building a campaign around delayed conversions.

You need $200 cleared before a withdrawal goes out. For context, the median minimum payout across adult dating programmes is €100, with €500 at the top of the range. Stripchat sits above that middle figure, so plan for a balance to build first.

Payouts run twice a month after you pass $200, and funds leave through wire and paxum. A wire suits publishers who want a normal bank transfer, while Paxum covers those who prefer an online wallet. That rhythm keeps cleared balances moving rather than sitting on the account.

The contract sits with Technius Ltd, registered in Cyprus. Promotion covers global markets and sits in the adult dating vertical, so adult and dating audiences are both in scope. direct and referral links are both available, so brand and referral placements can run side by side.