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hello,

as for now i am in CPC and CPM only , but i am curious to go with CPA as many people are earning through it.

which are the good CPA networks which can help me to earn a bit ?? like earning from signing up etc ?

thanks

Marshal

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Several members have already named networks, and that is a useful starting point. Choosing a "good" CPA network is less about brand and more about fit: traffic geos, verticals, tracking, payout terms, and the network's fraud/holdback policies. mentioned roughly 7k UV/day from the US/Europe, which is a workable base for testing CPA offers if traffic quality is solid.

Key checklist when evaluating any CPA network:

  • Payouts and terms: net schedule, minimum threshold, payment methods, and typical holdback or rolling reserve.
  • Tracking and attribution: support for subIDs, server-to-server postbacks, and reliable reporting.
  • Offer fit and allowed traffic: which verticals convert for the target geos, and whether the network allows the site’s traffic sources.
  • Compliance and policy: GDPR/FTC/CAN-SPAM requirements, banned traffic methods (incentivized, unsolicited email, cookie-stuffing).
  • Reputation and support: affiliate manager responsiveness, public forum feedback, and evidence of timely payments.
  • Creative and conversion assets: availability of creatives, preview pages, and whether pre-landers are allowed.

Practical 5-step plan for sites around 7k UV/day:

  1. Apply to a few networks that accept US/Europe traffic and provide S2S tracking.
  2. Choose 2–3 offers that match site content; build tight, simple landing pages that mirror the offer form fields.
  3. Run small tests (low risk) for 3–14 days, tracking subIDs for landing, device, and referrer.
  4. Analyze conversion by geo, device, and placement; pause low performers.
  5. Scale winners and negotiate direct deals or exclusive offers once stable volume/ROI appears.

Cautions and final notes: avoid networks with repeated unpaid-balance complaints. Read offer rules carefully before sending traffic. Non-incent, well-targeted traffic will almost always outperform incentivized traffic in long-term value. ’s point about needing solid traffic volume is valid — focus first on conversion rate improvement, then on scaling.

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Member Avatar for Muhammad Zobair

There are my CPA networks like clickbank, cj, MaxBounty and FluxAds.

Member Avatar for mackone

It differs depending on the quality of the traffic and how relevant the programs are to the website.

Member Avatar for marshal_ramdev

There are my CPA networks like clickbank, cj, MaxBounty and FluxAds.

thanks , they are now in my list :) , I know clickbank though

Member Avatar for marshal_ramdev

It differs depending on the quality of the traffic and how relevant the programs are to the website.

i have mostly traffic from USA and Europe counties , Asian contries traffic i do have for some of my websites !

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Click Junction
CPA Dough
Click Booth
Peerfly
NeverBlueAds
CPALead
Hydra

Member Avatar for fcolor

it is worth to go for CPA only if you have a lrge amount of unique visitors who open a lot of web pages.

Member Avatar for marshal_ramdev

Click Junction
CPA Dough
Click Booth
Peerfly
NeverBlueAds
CPALead
Hydra

thanks .. and also does hydra pays ??

Member Avatar for marshal_ramdev

it is worth to go for CPA only if you have a lrge amount of unique visitors who open a lot of web pages.

yeah i have around 7k UV daily ?? it is good ?

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