Adpump

Adpump is a global performance marketing network — a CPA aggregator — that connects advertisers with a large base of publishers running worldwide traffic. Rather than being a single-product affiliate program, Adpump is a network where publishers pick from many advertiser campaigns and get paid per action. This listing covers what publishers can expect if they join Adpump as an affiliate.

About Adpump

Adpump has operated as a performance network since 2015, building partnerships between brands and marketing professionals while developing its own SaaS tracking platform. The company describes itself as a global, multi-vertical network aiming to deliver results for both advertisers and publishers.

According to figures published on its own site, Adpump reports around 130,000 publishers, 4.5 million conversions per month, a 1.7% average conversion rate, 1,600 active campaigns, and up to 30 million unique visitors per day. Its key verticals include e-commerce, travel, finance and insurance, food, education, health and beauty, games, and internet solutions. The network highlights a broad global presence spanning the USA/Canada, Brazil, Eastern Europe, Germany, the Netherlands, UK, Spain, France, Italy, MENA, CIS, APAC, and Australia. A third-party review describes it as operating across roughly 14 countries.

How the Adpump affiliate program works

Adpump is a network, so "joining the affiliate program" means signing up as a publisher and then applying to individual advertiser campaigns. Campaign types include CPS (Cost Per Sale), CPL (Cost Per Lead), and CPI (Cost Per Install), giving publishers a mix of e-commerce, mobile, gaming, and travel offers to promote.

Commission terms vary by advertiser because it is a network, but a third-party directory (Post Affiliate Pro) reports a headline single-tier commission of 5% on a percentage basis, meaning affiliates earn only on the sales they directly generate. The same source lists:

• Payout frequency: weekly
• Payout methods: PayPal, wire transfer, and other options (WebMoney is also mentioned)
• Minimum payout: $30
• Accepted countries: worldwide
• Promotional materials: image banners and text link banners
• Cookie duration: not stated (listed as N/A)

Explicit content is not allowed, while religious or political content is reportedly permitted. To sign up, publishers register directly on the Adpump site via the "Sign up" / publisher registration option at adpump.com/en. A named affiliate/account manager (Nicolas Liakhovski) is referenced as handling the program with worldwide coverage.

Who should promote Adpump

Adpump suits performance marketers and media buyers who already run traffic and want access to a broad catalog of international campaigns from a single dashboard. Because it spans many verticals and regions, it is a good fit for:

• Publishers with worldwide (WW) traffic who want multiple GEOs in one place
• Media buyers focused on CPS, CPL, or CPI models across mobile, e-commerce, gaming, and travel
• Affiliates comfortable working with a self-serve SaaS network platform rather than a simple single-brand referral link

It is less suited to casual content creators or bloggers looking for a straightforward, high-fixed-payout single-brand program, since the terms depend heavily on the specific advertiser offers you choose and the "5%" figure is a directory-reported headline rather than a guaranteed rate for every campaign.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Large, established network operating since 2015 with a big publisher base
• Multi-vertical: e-commerce, travel, finance, food, education, health/beauty, games, and more
• Worldwide GEO coverage with many active campaigns
• Weekly payouts and multiple payout methods (PayPal, wire, WebMoney/other)
• Reasonable $30 minimum payout
• Its own SaaS tracking platform and a dedicated manager

Cons

• Cookie duration is not published (listed as N/A), which matters for attribution
• The 5% commission is a third-party-reported headline; actual payouts vary per advertiser offer
• Commissions appear one-time/per-action rather than recurring
• As a network, terms and offer availability are less predictable than a single-brand program
• Limited publicly stated detail on approval requirements and average order values

Bottom line

Adpump is a mature, global CPA network best fit for publishers and media buyers who want diverse international offers, weekly payouts, and a low $30 threshold. Just remember that as an aggregator, your real earnings depend on the individual advertiser campaigns you run — verify exact commission and cookie terms per offer inside the platform before you scale spend.