Quiver

What Quiver is

Quiver is a performance marketing agency based in Barcelona, Spain, positioning itself as a personalized partner for advertisers and affiliates. The company cites over 10 years of experience and reports having 500+ active offers and 1,500+ publishers on its platform, with 24/7 global support. The name derives from a surfer’s collection of boards, reflecting the idea of tailoring tools and traffic sources to each client’s market.

Third-party directories offer slightly conflicting details on the company’s origins. wowtrk.com lists Quiver’s founding year as 2019 and notes the domain was registered in 2009, while Quiver’s own site claims “over 10 years of experience.” affpaying.com does not list a founding year but agrees on the 500+ offer count and includes details on payment terms.

Offers and features

Quiver’s offer portfolio spans multiple verticals. affpaying.com lists commission types as CPA, CPL, CPI, and Revshare, and the network reports 500+ active offers. wowtrk.com shows active campaigns in casino, insurance, VPN/software, and reward programs, among others, with examples such as OneCasino, TotalAV products, and BestQuotes insurance.

For advertisers, Quiver highlights traffic transparency, an automated fraud detection system, and internal media buying. For publishers, the network advertises exclusive high-converting offers, fast payments, and a dedicated account manager, according to the company’s official site.

Payments and terms

According to affpaying.com, Quiver’s minimum payout is $100, with payment frequency options of Net-15 and Net-30. Payments are made via PayPal or wire transfer, and the network offers a 2% referral commission. wowtrk.com confirms the $100 minimum and lists PayPal and wire as payment methods, but only specifies NET-30 terms (not Net-15). Both sources agree on the payment methods, but the payment terms differ slightly.

Quiver itself emphasizes “fast payments” as a publisher benefit, but does not disclose specific terms on its site. Affiliates should confirm the applicable schedule with their account manager, as the third-party directories do not fully align.

Platform and tracking

Quiver runs on the HasOffers platform, according to affpaying.com, which is also known as TUNE. wowtrk.com lists the platform as TUNE, confirming the same underlying technology. The network’s own site mentions an automated fraud detection system, which suggests built-in filtering capabilities within the platform.

Affpaying lists “Tracking Link” as N/A, which may indicate that the network does not provide a generic tracking link to the public, or that it is provided after approval. No further technical details are available from the supplied sources.

Reputation

Third-party reviews for Quiver are overwhelmingly positive but limited in number. affpaying.com shows 10 reviews, with all rating categories at 5 stars except offers and tracking at 4.9, and payout and support at 5.0. One reviewer, “BonnyCPA,” wrote “Excellent network!” in May 2023, and another, “Ashish Verma,” stated he had been “paid on time every single time” and rated the network 5/5. wowtrk.com lists a single review with a perfect 5 out of 5 score.

No critical reviews or complaints appear in the supplied third-party material. However, the small sample size (10 reviews on Affpaying, 1 on Wowtrk) limits the reliability of these ratings. Affpaying’s page includes a payment-proof filter, but no actual proof screenshots are visible in the provided excerpt.

Who it suits

Quiver appears well-suited for affiliates and advertisers who value a personalized, service-oriented approach, particularly those working in verticals like gambling, insurance, and software subscriptions, where Quiver’s offer list is active. The network’s emphasis on dedicated account managers and fast payments may appeal to publishers who prefer direct communication over self-serve dashboards.

Conversely, affiliates who require a lower payout threshold than $100, or who need more payment options beyond PayPal and wire, may find Quiver restrictive. The lack of a larger body of independent reviews and the absence of documented negative experiences make it difficult to assess long-term reliability, so risk-averse affiliates might prefer a network with more extensive third-party verification.