An offerwall for your app or website

A list of things to do for a reward: install a game and reach level 10, sign up for a service, start a trial, make a first deposit. Each offer shows what the user has to do and how much they earn for it, in your app's own currency.

You decide the reward. The API suggests an amount in points for every offer, and you can show that, scale it, or ignore it and use your own rate. Users who will never buy anything in your app can still earn something there, and you earn with them.

There are three pieces, and all of them run on your side of the line:

1. Fetch offers. Your server calls the offers API with the user's country and platform. You get back the offers that run there, with your payout and a suggested reward for each.
2. Send users through the click link. Every offer comes with a click URL. Add your user's ID and open it when they tap the offer. We record the click and pass the user to the advertiser.
3. Credit the reward. When the advertiser confirms the conversion, we call your server with a signed postback. You check the signature and add the reward to the user's balance.

Because you render the offers yourself, the wall looks like the rest of your app, and offers change without an app update.

Many offers pay more than once. A game might pay for the install, again at level 10, and again on the first purchase. Each step has its own payout and its own postback, so a user who stops halfway still earns for the steps they finished. More on multi-step offers.

Offers carry their countries and platforms. Ask the API for a country and a platform and you only get offers that will accept that user, priced for that country. An iOS user does not see Android installs; a user in Germany sees the German payout.

The click link checks again when it is opened. If an offer has ended, does not run in the user's country, does not fit their device or is full for the day, the user lands on a short explanation instead of a dead advertiser page.

A conversion starts pending and becomes approved when the advertiser's postback confirms it. Approved earnings become payable 30 days later, once the advertiser can no longer reverse them. Once you have $50 payable, request a payout from your dashboard and our team sends it to the account you set.

If an advertiser reverses a conversion, for a refund or a fraud finding, we send you a reversal postback so you can take the reward back from the user. Payout terms in full.

Tell us about your app or site, your audience and how you get traffic. A person reads every application, usually within two business days. Once you are approved you get your API key and can go live as soon as your integration is ready.