NET-15 as standard
Weekly settlement once you have proven two clean cycles. No moving goalposts on payment dates.
For publishers
Good offers. Honest tracking. Payouts that arrive.
You already know how to buy traffic. What you need from a network is accurate tracking, offers that are actually live, and money that lands when it was promised. That is the whole pitch.
Overview
The publisher programme, explained
Performetra pays publishers for conversions their traffic produces — installs, registrations, leads, orders — across direct and premium offers in e-commerce, finance, gaming, travel and utility. Media buyers, content sites, app developers, database owners and creators all run on the same tracking, the same reporting and the same payout discipline.
Integration is a tracking link with sub-ID passthrough, plus a real-time postback into your own platform. Payouts run NET-15 with a weekly option, every rejection carries a reason code, and a named affiliate manager answers on WhatsApp, Telegram or Skype — not a ticket queue. If you run partner programmes at scale, see the managed affiliate programme side of the network.
At a glance
- Offers
- CPI, CPR, CPL, CPA, CPS — direct & premium
- Geos
- India, Gulf, Southeast Asia, UK, US
- Payouts
- NET-15 standard · weekly after two clean cycles
- Threshold
- USD 100, balances carry forward
- Rails
- Bank, UPI, Wise, Payoneer, USDT
- Tracking
- S2S postback, 5 sub-IDs, real-time reporting
Live offer data
Payout, caps, geos and allowed traffic are current. Paused offers come down instead of quietly eating your spend.
Sub-ID passthrough
Up to five sub-IDs returned on the postback, so your buying platform and our log agree.
Rejections with reasons
If a conversion is rejected you see the reason code. Disagree, and a human looks at it.
Traffic
What we accept, and what ends the relationship
Written down in advance, because the alternative is an argument at payout time.
Accepted, offer permitting
- Media buying — display, native, push, in-app, programmatic
- Paid social, where the offer explicitly allows it
- SEO and content sites with genuine organic traffic
- Email and database, on opt-in lists you can evidence
- App inventory and reward-free in-app placements
- Creator and influencer traffic with disclosed links
- Comparison, review, coupon and cashback properties
Never accepted
- ×Bot, emulator, datacentre and click-farm traffic
- ×Incentivised traffic on non-incent offers
- ×Brand keyword bidding and trademark ad copy
- ×Cookie stuffing, forced clicks, hidden iframes
- ×Fake urgency, fake earnings claims, fake news layouts
- ×Adult, hate, malware or copyright-infringing placements
- ×Any claim the advertiser’s regulator would not allow
Payouts
The money terms, in plain language
- Cycle
- NET-15 from month end as standard. Weekly available after two clean cycles and consistent volume.
- Threshold
- USD 100 or local equivalent. Balances below it carry forward, they do not expire.
- Methods
- Bank transfer, UPI, Wise, Payoneer, USDT. Fees on your chosen rail are shown before you pick it.
- Currency
- INR, USD, AED or SGD. Set once at approval, changeable on request.
- Holds
- Only where an advertiser has raised a documented quality dispute. You get the evidence and a chance to answer it.
- Clawbacks
- Limited to the reversal window in the offer terms, typically 30 days. Never applied retroactively to closed cycles without written notice.
“Payouts have landed on the promised date every single cycle, and my manager answers on WhatsApp within the hour. That is genuinely all a media buyer needs.”
Getting started
Four steps from application to first payout
Apply with real detail
Traffic sources, geos, monthly volume, and where you currently run. Vague applications get rejected, not chased.
Talk to your manager
A short call or chat to match you with offers that suit your traffic instead of whatever needs volume this week.
Integrate and test
Tracking link plus optional postback. Fire a test conversion and confirm it lands on both sides before you buy media.
Scale on real numbers
Start on a cap, prove quality, get the cap raised and the payout reviewed. Good publishers get better rates, not louder emails.
Publisher questions
Apply through the form on this site with your traffic sources and the geos you work in. Applications are reviewed by a human, usually within one business day. We ask for real detail because we approve fewer publishers than we reject.
NET-15 from month end by default. Once you have two clean payout cycles and consistent volume, you can move to weekly. We settle by bank transfer, UPI, Payoneer, Wise or USDT.
USD 100 or the local equivalent. Balances below the threshold roll into the next cycle rather than expiring.
Depends on the offer. Every offer page states the allowed traffic types explicitly. If paid social or search is not listed, it is not allowed on that offer, and running it anyway is the fastest way to have a payout reversed.
Incentivised traffic where the offer prohibits it, brand bidding, cookie stuffing, forced or hidden clicks, bot and emulator traffic, misrepresenting the advertiser, and anything a regulator would call a misleading claim.
Yes, up to five sub-ID parameters, returned on the postback so you can reconcile against your own buying platform.
E-commerce and D2C on CPS, lending and insurance on CPL and CPA, app installs and registrations on CPI and CPR, travel on revenue share, and subscription trials on CPA — across India, the Gulf, Southeast Asia, the UK and the US. Your manager matches offers to your traffic type rather than pushing whatever needs volume. The models are explained under solutions.
Yes. We settle in INR, USD, AED and SGD by bank transfer, UPI, Wise, Payoneer or USDT, so publishers outside India work with us without currency friction. The offer set available to you depends on the geos your traffic actually reaches.
You get a tracking link per offer with up to five sub-ID slots. Conversions fire back to your platform in real time via a global or per-offer postback — Keitaro, Binom, Voluum, RedTrack and custom endpoints all work. Full detail on the technology page.
Every rejection carries a reason code — duplicate device, out-of-geo, failed validation, advertiser dispute — visible in your reporting. If you disagree, raise it with your manager and a human reviews the raw log entry with you. Rejections are never silent and approval rates are never averaged away.
Next step
Apply once. Get a straight answer.
Tell us what you run and where. If we have offers that fit your traffic, you will hear back within a business day with the specific ones — not a login and a wish of luck.