Affvertize

What Affvertize is

Affvertize is an India-based CPA network with its office at 494 Udyog Vihar Phase V in Gurugram. It works with both publishers and advertisers and mixes in-house offers, direct advertiser offers and semi-direct offers across several verticals. The domain dates from 2022, the site footer still reads 2023, and tracking runs on a white-label Offer18 instance. Affvertize does not publish a legal company name, an offer count or a publisher count, though it tells advertisers it has thousands of affiliates ready to promote.

Offers and verticals

The homepage lists dating, sweepstakes, mobile, insurance, iGaming, nutra and e-commerce. Nutra is the most distinctive area: Affvertize says it runs its own in-house nutra offers alongside direct nutra offers for all GEOs. Offers span Tier-1, Tier-2 and Tier-3 countries, so affiliates can match campaigns to either premium or lower-cost traffic. The network says it tests offers before onboarding them and keeps only converting ones. There is no public offer list, so caps, GEO targeting and payouts are visible only inside the dashboard.

Commission models and payouts

Offers run on CPL, CPS, CPI and CPR models as well as revenue share. The minimum withdrawal is $100. Payments are monthly: earnings for a month are sent on the 7th of the following month, moved to the next business day when that date is a bank holiday. Biweekly payments are possible in special cases, but the first payment is always monthly until traffic quality has been measured and no advertiser complaints have come in. Affvertize can hold payments until the advertiser has paid for the matching offer and can reduce payouts when an advertiser offsets. International wire transfers carry a $35 fee, which makes small withdrawals expensive: on a $100 payout the fee takes more than a third. Wire is the only payment method named publicly, so affiliates should confirm other options with the manager. Affiliates whose traffic proves its quality can negotiate custom, higher payouts.

Tracking, tools and platform

Tracking runs on Offer18, with real-time click and conversion reporting in the publisher dashboard. Offer18 is a standard hosted tracker, so affiliates should request the postback format and sub-ID parameters during onboarding. Approved partners receive a license to use promotional items such as banners and videos. No public API documentation, smartlink or landing page library is described. The blog link on the site loads no content, a sign of a lightly maintained site.

Traffic rules and compliance

The homepage and the written terms do not line up. The homepage says all non-incentive traffic is accepted, including display, banner, email, push, native, blog and website traffic, with proof of source requested when needed. The terms are stricter: they prohibit email and telephone marketing (including SMS and MMS), ban paid search ads on platforms such as Google Ads and Bing, and forbid link spam, misleading comments and domains that contain or misspell brand names. They also require age verification for explicit promotional material and refuse to pay for invalid subscriptions, such as multiple sign-ups from one IP address, cancellations within 24 hours or cards on negative databases. Parts of the terms read as a summary of an agreement rather than the agreement itself. Affiliates planning email, SMS or search campaigns should get written approval per offer before sending traffic.

Support and getting started

Affvertize says it reviews most applications in under 12 hours and offers support around the clock by email and Telegram; the published contact is affiliate@affvertize.com, and no Telegram handle is listed. The Register button leads to the Offer18 login page, and the Signup as Affiliate link there currently shows a “Page Not Found” message, so applicants may need to email affiliate@affvertize.com to request an account. Approved affiliates work with an account manager.

Who it suits

Affvertize can work for affiliates running native, push, display or website traffic into nutra, dating, sweepstakes or insurance offers across mixed GEO tiers, especially those who want access to in-house nutra offers and are willing to prove traffic quality for higher payouts. It is a poor fit for email and search marketers, given the conflicting rules, for affiliates who want low-fee payment options for small balances, and for anyone who needs a working self-signup flow and an actively maintained network site.