Adexico

What Adexico is

Adexico is an affiliate network that describes itself as having been “in the game since 2018” on its own website, while the directory affbun lists its establishment as 2017. The network positions itself as a performance-driven CPA network focusing on high-converting offers across CC Submits, E-commerce, Nutra, VOD, and Antivirus verticals, and claims to have thousands of partners and to have paid out millions, though specific figures are not disclosed on its site.

According to affbun, Adexico is based in Akron, Ohio, and operates globally, with a catalog of over 2,000 offers. Affpaying lists 854 offers, while adexico.com and affcaptain both claim over 2,000. The network also states it has been building partnerships for over seven years, emphasizing trust and reliability.

Offers & verticals

Adexico offers a wide range of verticals including CC Submits, E-commerce, VOD, Nutra, and Antiviruses, as stated on adexico.com. Affpaying adds Dating, Finance, iGaming, and Sweepstakes to the list, while affcaptain confirms these categories. The network supports CPA, CPL, and CPI commission models, according to affpaying, and also mentions CPS (revenue share) on affbun, though affbun’s cons note that recurring CPS options are limited.

The network provides a dedicated affiliate manager, real-time reporting, and tools such as SmartLink, deep linking, sub-ID tracking, and API access, as listed on affbun. It also offers a referral program that pays 5% of referred affiliates’ earnings, as noted on adexico.com, affpaying, and affbun.

Payments & terms

Payment terms are flexible. Adexico’s own site lists weekly, bi-weekly, twice-a-week, and monthly payment frequencies. Affpaying lists Net-30, Net-15, and Weekly, while affbun lists weekly only. The minimum payout is $100 across all sources. Payment methods include PayPal and wire transfer, according to affpaying and affbun, with affcaptain additionally listing Payoneer, Capitalist, and crypto.

Affbun reports an approval time of 24-48 hours and notes that the network processes payments without fees, though this is not explicitly stated on the official site. The network claims “fast & flexible payments” and “no delays” on its website.

Platform & tracking

Adexico uses Everflow as its tracking platform, according to affpaying and affcaptain. However, affbun lists Affise as the tracking software. The network’s own site mentions “detailed reporting” with real-time stats, but does not specify the platform. Affpaying gives tracking a 4.97 out of 5 rating based on 190 reviews.

The platform supports API access, SmartLink, deep linking, and sub-ID tracking, as listed on affbun. Affcaptain describes the tracking as “excellent real-time tracking” and notes that the network accepts all non-fraudulent traffic.

Reputation

Third-party reviews are largely positive but with some caveats. Affpaying shows an overall rating of 4.98 from 190 reviews, with excellent ratings for offers, payout, tracking, and support. Affcaptain gives a 4.9 rating and calls the network “Captain Approved.” In contrast, affbun shows a lower rating of 3.0 from 3 reviews, with individual reviews describing the mix of offers as “okay” and payouts and support as “average.”

Payment-proof mentions are not directly provided in the material, but the network claims to have paid out millions on its site. Criticisms include the $100 minimum payout being high for newcomers, limited public EPC data, and a relatively short operating history, as noted on affbun. Affcaptain also notes that some offers are not exclusive.

Who it suits

Adexico appears well-suited for performance marketers and publishers focusing on CPA and CPL campaigns across CC Submits, Nutra, VOD, and e-commerce verticals. The flexible payment schedules and dedicated support may appeal to both beginners and experienced affiliates, as suggested by affcaptain‘s “who should join” section.

However, affiliates expecting a long track record or needing a wide range of exclusive offers may want to look elsewhere, given the network’s relatively young age and the fact that some offers are not exclusive, as noted on affbun and affcaptain. The $100 minimum payout could also be a barrier for smaller affiliates.