Earnings & payouts

You earn on every offer your users complete. Your dashboard and reports show exactly what each completion paid you, in dollars and in your own currency, and your placement settings preview what real offers are worth to you before you go live.

High-value offers like games and app trials pay the most, often several dollars each. Your dashboard shows which offers and countries earn you the most, so you know where to send your users.

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Earnings from one month become payable 30 days after that month ends. So everything earned in August can be withdrawn from 30 September.

This window gives advertisers time to confirm their sales. It is the industry standard and it protects you from paying out on completions that are later taken back.

Your dashboard always shows two numbers: what you can withdraw today and what is still on its way.

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You can withdraw once your available balance reaches $30. Request a payout from your Payouts page whenever you are above it.

Below $30, nothing is lost: your earnings carry over from month to month until you reach it. They never expire.

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Six, so you can pick what works where you are:

• FaucetPay (USDT) — usually the fastest.
• PayPal
• SEPA bank transfer — for Europe.
• ACH bank transfer — for the United States.
• SWIFT bank transfer — anywhere else. Your bank may charge an incoming fee.
• Revolut

Add your payout details once on your Payouts page. We check them before you save, so a typo does not send your money to the wrong place.

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Sometimes an advertiser rejects a completion after it was paid — usually because the user cancelled a trial, refunded a purchase, or used a VPN to fake their country. When that happens the advertiser takes the money back, and the reward is taken back from your balance too.

We tell your server every time this happens, so you can take the coins back from that user as well. The notification carries the same transaction id as the original reward, with status reversed and a negative amount — so store each completion by transaction id and status together, or the reversal looks like a repeat and gets ignored. The postback guide shows the exact format.

Your conversions page shows every completion and every reversal.

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Yes. Call your currency whatever you like — Coins, Gems, Points — and set how many of them a user gets for each dollar you earn. You can also pick how many decimals to show and whether numbers read 1,250.50 or 1.250,50.

The settings page shows a live preview of real offers at your rate, so you can see exactly what your users will get before you save.

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Some activities pay very little per completion:

• Watch ads pay a fraction of a cent per visit.
• Surveys are priced by the survey company, mostly on the respondent's country — not on how long the survey takes. A long survey can still pay little.

If your currency shows whole numbers only, a tiny reward can be rounded to 0 on screen. Fix it by giving users more units per dollar (for example 100,000 instead of 1,000), or by choosing Decimals shown on your placement and allowing decimals in your own balance.

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Every amount you see is what you earn. How much of it you pass on to your users is set by Units per USD earned on your placement.

An example: in your app, 1,000 points are worth $1, and you want to keep 30%. Set Units per USD earned to 700. A completion that earns you $10 then gives your user 7,000 points, and you keep the rest.

Your placement settings preview what real offers will show at the rate you type, before you save.

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There is no document upload when you sign up. To send a payout we need your legal name, full address and country — the details a bank or payment provider requires.

Depending on your activity and payout volume, we may ask for proof of identity or proof that the payout account is yours before paying. If we do, we tell you exactly what we need. Our compliance policy explains when.

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