Payouts

Net 30 monthly payouts for publishers: when each month is paid, the minimum payout, statements, and how reversals after a payout are handled.

Net 30, every month

Publishers are paid Net 30. Each calendar month (UTC) is one payout cycle. When a month ends, everything you earned in it goes on one payout, and we send it within 30 days of the month ending: October's earnings are paid by November 30, November's by December 30.

There is nothing to request. Payouts are created automatically when the month closes.

How earnings move

StageMeaning
Under reviewOur team is checking the conversion. Not in your balance until we approve it.
This monthApproved. Goes on this month's payout when the month ends.
On a payoutThe month has ended and the conversion is on a payout we are sending.
Carried overFrom a month that has ended but not on a payout yet: under the minimum, or no payout details. It joins your next payout.
Paid outIncluded in a payout we have sent.

The Earnings page shows every conversion and its stage, including the date an approved conversion is due to be paid.

Getting paid

  1. Under Payouts, choose a payout method and enter the account details. Double-check them: we send money exactly where they say.
  2. When a month ends, your payout for it is created with everything approved and unpaid up to then, including anything carried over. You get a notification with the amount and the date it is due.
  3. Our team sends it by that date and records the payment reference. You get an email and a notification.

The minimum payout is $50. If you are owed less when a month ends, it carries over and is paid with the first month that takes you over $50. If your payout details are missing when the month ends, your payout is created as soon as you add them.

Each payout has a statement listing every conversion in it, which you can print or save as a PDF from the Payouts page.

Payouts are made in USD. Fees charged by your bank or payment provider are set by them.

Reversals

Advertisers have 30 days from a conversion to reverse it. A conversion reversed before we send its payout simply comes off that payout. If one is reversed after it was paid, you get a reversal postback as usual and the amount is taken off your next payout. It appears on that payout's statement as its own line.

What can delay a payout

  • Missing payout details.
  • Traffic that our team is still reviewing.
  • An account that is suspended or under review.