SolidQube

What SolidQube is

SolidQube is a global affiliate network and media agency that positions itself as a bridge between brands, advertisers, and affiliates. The official site describes the team as “highly motivated and extremely experienced,” focused on connecting parties “around the globe in the one big community.” It calls itself a “new generation” network, emphasising adaptability, friendliness, and safety. mThink’s Blue Book profile characterises it as a “global affiliate network focused on connecting brands, advertisers, and affiliates in a managed community environment,” noting that the agency model means publishers get “ongoing managerial involvement rather than self-serve support.” AffCaptain similarly states that SolidQube “connects brands with performance marketers worldwide, offering access to direct advertiser deals and competitive payouts.” No founding date or company size is disclosed in the supplied material.

Offers, verticals and features

The official website lists six headline features: real-time stats, a user-friendly interface, easy integration, coverage of 50+ geos, 24/7 support, and fast payments. It also claims access to “thousands of offers directly from advertisers and brand owners,” though no specific count is given on the official site. Third-party directories provide more concrete figures. AffPaying lists 493 offers and commission types including CPA, CPL, CPI, CPS, and RevShare. AffCaptain identifies the major categories as Casino, Finance, iGaming, Nutra, and Sweepstakes, with top GEOs being the United States, Brazil, India, and European markets. mThink lists the verticals as betting, giveaways, and nutra. The network also advertises anti-fraud detection tools for advertisers, according to both the official site and AffCaptain.

Payments and terms

Payment terms are not published on the official website, and third-party sources disagree on the specifics. AffPaying reports a minimum payment of $50, with payment frequencies of Net-30, Net-15, Net-7, and Weekly, and methods including PayPal, Wire, and Payoneer. AffCaptain gives different figures: a minimum payout of $100 for e-wallets and $500 for bank wire, with Net-30 as the standard frequency, and methods including Capitalist, Payoneer, PayPal, WebMoney, and Wire Transfer. AffTank states a minimum payout of $100, methods of PayPal, Wire Transfer, Paxum, and crypto, and a frequency of Net-15 with Net-7 available for premium users. AffCaptain also lists a sub-affiliate referral commission of 5% lifetime. The official site mentions “flexible payment terms which can be exclusive for you,” but does not specify amounts or schedules.

Platform and tracking

The tracking software is a point of disagreement among third-party sources. AffPaying and AffCaptain both state that SolidQube uses Affise as its tracking platform, while AffTank lists the tracking software as “Proprietary.” The official site does not name its tracking provider, but does highlight “real-time stats” and “easy integration” as core features. AffCaptain adds that the platform runs on Affise tracking technology and that dedicated account managers provide round-the-clock support. The official site also mentions “advanced anti-fraud detection tools” used for monitoring and reporting on the advertiser side.

Reputation and third-party feedback

Third-party reviews are broadly positive. On AffPaying, SolidQube holds a 4.87 overall rating from 47 reviews, with sub-scores of 4.83 for offers, 4.79 for payout, 4.68 for tracking, and 4.96 for support. AffCaptain gives a 4.5 rating and a “Captain Approved” verdict, praising “exceptional manager support” and Affise tracking, while noting that Net-30 terms and higher wire minimums prevent a perfect score. AffTank calls the network “legit” and claims that payment proof is shared by users on forums such as AffLift and STM, though no direct links to those proofs are provided in the material.

Criticisms are relatively mild. AffCaptain lists as cons: Net-30 payment terms for new publishers, a $500 minimum for wire transfers, and limited public visibility of the offer catalogue. AffTank notes that the approval process may take a few days and that a $100 minimum payout could be high for beginners. The official site does not disclose any negative feedback. The overall picture from third-party sources is that SolidQube is seen as reliable and supportive, with the main drawbacks relating to payment thresholds and the lack of publicly available offer details.

Who it suits

Based on the supplied material, SolidQube appears best suited to performance marketers and publishers who value a hands-on, manager-driven relationship. mThink’s Blue Book notes that the agency model is “suited for affiliates who prefer a more hands-on relationship with their network,” with ongoing managerial involvement rather than self-serve support. AffCaptain recommends it for “performance marketers and publishers looking for CPA, RevShare (varies by offer) offers,” and suggests testing a few campaigns to validate earning potential. Affiliates who prefer low minimum payouts, immediate onboarding, or fully self-serve platforms may find the network less convenient, given the reported $100+ minimums and manual approval process. Advertisers seeking anti-fraud protection and direct publisher access are also addressed by the network’s positioning.