Advery

What Advery is

Advery is a traffic agency rather than a classic offer network. It buys, multiplies, expands and resells online traffic using its own technology, and its legal operator is Ad.Spire Limited, registered at One Capital Place, 18 Luard Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong. Its main distinction is an exclusive partnership with Together Networks, the dating and social discovery group, which lets Advery sell that group’s traffic worldwide. It works on both sides of the market: publishers and traffic owners who want to sell traffic, and advertisers who want to buy it. Advery says it connects partners to more than 50 traffic sources through direct and exclusive deals. The team works remotely and hires staff with CPA network backgrounds.

Offers and verticals

The signup form covers adult, dating, gambling, betting, nutra, e-commerce, finance, crypto and ICO, sweepstakes and other. Dating is the natural center of gravity given the Together Networks traffic. Advery’s format catalog lists 13 formats: back offer, second offer, web push (Android only), in-page push, PWA, chat bar, banner, instant message, native, interstitial, pop-under, email and tab. Back offer, second offer and chat bar units are monetization layers on jump and landing pages, so much of the inventory is funnel-style mobile traffic rather than classic display.

Commission models and payouts

Traffic is bought and sold on CPC, CPA, API and RTB bases, and Advery’s job postings also mention CPL sales and CPM or CPC monetization deals. There is no public offer wall or rate card. Pricing is agreed per deal and set out in an insertion order.

The public terms deal mainly with buyers: invoices are due within 30 days in the currency named in the IO, unpaid balances carry a 1% monthly late charge, fixed-term commitments are billed per quarter, and both prepay and postpay accounts exist. Invoice disputes must be raised within 14 days. Advery does not publish publisher payout terms, minimum payout, schedule or payment methods, so traffic sellers should get all of these written into the IO before sending volume.

Tracking, tools and platform

Advery’s technology pitch has three parts. Click multiplication scripts are said to raise click volume up to 2.5 times. A traffic processing system scores incoming traffic on the fly and splits it into segments by performance. Data expansion uses its own DMP plus outside data covering more than 40 sociodemographic parameters. The company claims these can raise profit by up to 150%. Integrations run through postbacks and the Advery API. There is no self-serve login; accounts are opened after review.

Traffic rules and compliance

All content, properties and ads are verified before use, and Advery can reject them or remove them later. The terms ban:

• forced clicks, artificial traffic or load, bots, crawlers and scrapers
• altered headers or identifiers that hide traffic origin, and attempts to bypass security
• spam and unsolicited promotion
• intrusive or auto-launching pop-ups and scripts that stop users closing a page
• malware, piracy, warez and torrent sites, unlicensed trademark use, unfinished sites and blind links
• content involving or aimed at minors, fake documents and drugs

Hong Kong law governs, accounts with inaccurate information can be suspended, and access can be terminated with or without notice, with no refunds after termination for violations.

Support and getting started

Partners apply through the Sign Up form on advery.com, which asks for name, email, a Teams handle, company name, country, account type (publisher to sell traffic or advertiser to buy it) and vertical. Full access is granted only once Advery accepts the application. Contact is by email: publisher@advery.com for traffic sellers, advertiser@advery.com for buyers and business@advery.com for partnerships, plus a contact form. The Telegram handles on the site belong to recruiters and are not support channels.

Who it suits

Advery suits established traffic owners and media buying teams in dating and adjacent gray verticals who want to buy or sell volume through a negotiated B2B relationship, especially those interested in Together Networks traffic. It is a poor fit for newer affiliates looking for a self-serve offer marketplace, public payouts or small-budget testing. Buyers should ask exactly how multiplied clicks are counted and billed, and sellers should agree payout method, schedule and threshold in writing before the first campaign.