Affiliate Network
SolidQube
Affise-based CPA network with $100 minimum payouts on monthly net 30 terms.
- Best for Experienced CPA affiliates with…
- Niche Mobile Apps
- Models CPA, CPI
- Payouts Monthly, Net-30
Editor's verdict
SolidQube is a US-registered CPA network running on Affise, with written payment terms that are clearer than many small networks: a $100 minimum on PayPal, Payoneer, WebMoney and Capitalist, $500 on wire, and monthly payment 30 days after month end. The platform is standard and reliable, and the mobile CPI rules give app install affiliates concrete quality targets.
The caveats are cash flow and transparency. Payouts depend on advertisers paying first, SolidQube's numbers win in disputes over 10%, paid commissions can be charged back, and liability is capped at six months of earnings. The public site has barely changed since 2021, publishes no verticals or offer list, and the registered address is an apartment unit.
Experienced affiliates with app install or CPA traffic, two industry references and the patience for net 30 can apply. Those who need weekly payouts or want to see the catalog before applying should look elsewhere.
Key facts
Traffic rules
Promotional methods
- Pop
- Incentive
Only methods the network states a policy for are shown — always confirm with your manager before running.
Restricted traffic
Bots and automated fills, spyware, stealware, cookie stuffing, click fraud, online auction platforms, unapproved chat room or bulletin board links, email without suppression list; gambling content in affiliate media
Score breakdown
Pros, cons & fit
Payment details
- Approval time
- Up to 3 business days
- Approval type
- Manual review
- Manager support
- Yes
- Postback support
- Yes
- Payment net window
- Net-30
- Runs on
- Affise
- Payout currency
- USD
- Account model
- Managed
About SolidQube
What SolidQube is
SolidQube Media Agency is a CPA network operated by SolidQube Corp., whose affiliate terms give a registered address in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. The address is an apartment unit rather than a commercial office. The company presents itself as a new-generation network connecting brands, advertisers and affiliates, and says it offers thousands of offers sourced directly from advertisers and brand owners, coverage of more than 50 GEOs, real-time stats and 24/7 support. Its public website is a single page last refreshed around 2021, the same year its terms and privacy policy were written, while the affiliate portal on Affise is active in 2026. The network serves both sides: publishers get offers and payouts, advertisers get worldwide promotion with anti-fraud monitoring and chargeback protection.
Offers and verticals
The public site does not publish an offer catalogue or a vertical list; offers, trending campaigns and creatives become visible only after approval. The terms include specific rules for mobile CPI campaigns, covering both non-incentivized and incentivized installs, which shows app install traffic is part of the mix. The same terms list gambling among content affiliates must not use in their media, so anyone planning casino or betting promotion should confirm the offer and the placement rules with a manager first.
Commission models and payouts
Commissions are paid per qualified action at offer-specific rates, and only once the advertiser has confirmed and paid. The default schedule is monthly, 30 days after the end of the month in which the actions occurred, so earnings from early in a month arrive roughly 60 days later. The homepage mentions flexible and sometimes exclusive payment terms, which suggests faster terms can be negotiated by proven partners, but net 30 is the written default.
- Minimum payout: $100 for PayPal, Payoneer, WebMoney and Capitalist, and $500 for bank wire. Lower balances roll over.
- Fees: none on PayPal or Payoneer, 4% on WebMoney, and a $40 charge on bank wires, which the terms indicate is waived on wires over $1,000. The clause is awkwardly worded, so it is worth confirming.
- A W-8BEN, W-8BEN-E or W-9 form and a saved payment method are required before any payout.
Invoice disputes must be raised within 30 days. If affiliate and network figures differ by more than 10% and cannot be reconciled, SolidQube’s numbers govern, and the network is liable only for commissions it has actually collected from advertisers.
Tracking, tools and platform
The affiliate portal runs on Affise, which provides real-time reporting, offer-level tracking links, postback integration and API access. Approved affiliates get the latest creatives for each offer inside the dashboard.
Traffic rules and compliance
The terms ban automated clicks or form fills, spyware, stealware, cookie stuffing and click fraud, with SolidQube deciding what counts as fraud. For mobile CPI, non-incentivized campaigns must convert below 5% with day-2 retention of at least 20%, and incentivized campaigns must stay below a 25% conversion rate. Email traffic must apply the network’s suppression list and follow CAN-SPAM, pop-ups must be labeled as affiliate-served, links may not be posted in chat rooms or bulletin boards without written consent, and ads may not run on online auction platforms. Balances can be held when an advertiser flags quality issues, and commissions already paid can be charged back. Liability is capped at six months of commissions, and the terms contradict themselves on whether changes need notice.
Support and getting started
Registration on the Affise portal asks for contact details, a Telegram or Microsoft Teams handle, target verticals and GEOs, detailed traffic sources, years of experience and two reference contacts who can vouch for traffic quality. Applications are generally decided within three business days. Support is by email at info@solidqube.com and support@solidqube.com, plus a contact form.
Who it suits
SolidQube suits experienced CPA and app install affiliates who can supply references and are comfortable with monthly net 30 payments and advertiser-dependent payouts. Newcomers, affiliates who need weekly cash flow and those who want to browse offers before applying should look elsewhere.
How to join
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Open the Affise registration
Affiliates click Apply Now on solidqube.com, which opens the registration form on the SolidQube Affise portal.
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Create login and contact details
The form asks for email, password, name, full address and a Telegram or Microsoft Teams handle.
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Describe the business
Applicants list their verticals and GEOs, detail their traffic sources, choose their years of experience and give two reference contacts who can confirm traffic quality.
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Accept terms and submit
Applicants agree to the terms and to fraud-prevention data checks, then create the account.
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Wait for review
Applications are generally decided within three business days; once approved, affiliates add a payment method and tax form before the first payout.
Data & sources
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At $100 it sits $44 better than the directory average.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum payout at SolidQube?
The minimum is $100 for PayPal, Payoneer, WebMoney and Capitalist, and $500 for bank wire. Balances below the threshold roll over to the next month.
When does SolidQube pay affiliates?
Commissions are paid monthly, 30 days after the end of the month in which they were earned, once the advertiser has confirmed and paid. The homepage mentions flexible terms, so faster schedules may be possible for established partners.
Does SolidQube charge payout fees?
PayPal and Payoneer payouts carry no fee, WebMoney carries 4%, and bank wires carry a $40 charge that the terms indicate is waived above $1,000. Affiliates should confirm the wire rule with their manager.
What do affiliates need before SolidQube releases a payment?
A saved payment method and a W-8BEN, W-8BEN-E or W-9 tax form are required. Without them, the balance rolls over.
What tracking platform does SolidQube use?
The affiliate portal runs on Affise. It provides real-time stats, tracking links per offer, postback integration and API access.
How does SolidQube approve affiliates?
Applicants register on the Affise portal with their verticals, GEOs, traffic sources, experience and two reference contacts. The network decides at its discretion, generally within three business days.
Does SolidQube accept incentivized traffic?
Incentivized traffic is allowed only on campaigns marked as incentive, and mobile CPI incent campaigns must stay below a 25% conversion rate. Non-incent CPI campaigns must convert below 5% with at least 20% day-2 retention.
What traffic is banned at SolidQube?
Bots, automated form fills, spyware, stealware, cookie stuffing and click fraud are banned. Ads may not run on online auction platforms, links need written consent for chat rooms or bulletin boards, and email must use the suppression list and follow CAN-SPAM.
Can SolidQube hold or reverse commissions?
Yes. Balances can be held while an advertiser reviews traffic quality, and commissions later found non-compliant can be charged back even after payment.
How do affiliates contact SolidQube?
Support is by email at info@solidqube.com or support@solidqube.com, or through the contact form on the website. After approval, affiliates work with an assigned manager.
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