New to adult affiliate marketing? Start with our overview: Adult Affiliate Marketing 2026: The Complete Guide — covers the four payout models, how to match networks to your traffic, and the conversion path before you pick a network from the list below.
The last time we ran this list, in 2015, half the networks on it are gone. MoneyTree shut down, the original Plugrush split into pieces and rebranded twice, and MyFreeCams retired its revshare program in 2016. The audience changed too — webcam traffic has eaten what used to be tube traffic, mobile is now eighty-something percent of dating clicks, and the geography has shifted hard toward Tier 2.
What hasn’t changed is the math. You still want a network that pays on time, gives you offers you can actually run, and doesn’t shave conversions. We’ve kept accounts at most of these for years and pulled them in and out of campaigns as offers rotated. This is the 2026 version of the list — eight networks we’ve either run live in the last twelve months or watched closely enough to have an opinion.
What we test against
Internal · rolling 12 monthsAt a glance
Below is the head-to-head spec view. EPC and payout figures are typical mid-range — individual offers within each network can pay materially more or less. We’ve marked the cell that wins each row, but “wins” only means within this comparison; a network we’ve marked weak on geos may still be the right pick if you’re running US-only.
| Spec | CrakRevenue | AWE | Chaturbate | LiveJasmin (direct) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Models | PPS, revshare, hybrid | PPS, revshare, hybrid | Revshare-first | Revshare-first |
| PPS range | $40–$150 | Up to $300 | $50 | $200 |
| Revshare | 20–40% | 45% | 20% lifetime | 25–35% |
| Min payout | $100 | $100 | $50 | $100 |
| Whitelabels | Limited | Yes (LiveJasmin tech) | Yes (Chaturbate tech) | Yes |
| Best for | Generalists | Cam, dating, premium | Tube + cam crossover | Premium cam |
Second tier (display ad networks, niche programs) is broken out below the network sections.
CrakRevenue
What it is: The biggest general-purpose adult CPA network. Hundreds of offers across cam, dating, gay, AI/companion, premium, and a few odd verticals (sex toys, adult VPN). The dashboard is the most polished in the space and they’ve kept up technically — postbacks, smartlinks, S2S, the whole modern stack. Full breakdown in our CrakRevenue review.
What we run: Mostly cam offers (Chaturbate, BongaCams via Crak, Streamate) and a couple of premium dating offers when we have Tier 1 traffic to spend. The smartlinks are useful when you don’t want to commit to a single offer per geo.
Whenever a campaign needs to bury risk across multiple offers, or when you want one dashboard for tube → cam → dating funnels.
Watch for: Offers get capped or paused without warning when an advertiser’s budget runs out. Always have a fallback offer ready at smartlink level. The default tracking domain has eaten browser-warning issues in the past — set up a custom tracking domain on day one.
AWE (AWEmpire)
What it is: The direct affiliate network for LiveJasmin, Oranum, and the rest of the DocLer/Byborg cam-tech stack. Long-running, well-paid, and the historical default for anyone running cam traffic in Europe or LATAM. Full breakdown in our AWEmpire review and our LiveJasmin-specific review.
What we run: LiveJasmin whitelabels for cam-niche sites, plus the standard PPS/revshare offer for general traffic. The $300 PPS for qualified buyers is real but the qualification bar is meaningful — Tier 1 first-purchase, minimum ticket. Don’t expect $300 EPC across mediocre traffic.
Cam-vertical campaigns where you want LiveJasmin’s brand recognition doing the lifting, or whitelabels that need the underlying tech to actually work in 2026.
Watch for: Minimum payout is on the higher side. The dashboard is dated compared to Crak. Approval can be slow — open the conversation early if you’re planning a launch.
Chaturbate Affiliates
What it is: Direct affiliate program for the largest free-cam site by traffic. $1 per free signup plus 20% lifetime revshare, with a $50 bounty per referred broadcaster. Full breakdown in our Chaturbate review. The whitelabel program (“Chaturbate White Label”) is unusually generous — you keep the entire revenue share and they handle the cam-side.
What we run: Direct affiliate links from cam-review and tube content, plus one whitelabel cam site we’ve kept running since 2018. The revshare cohort is what matters — first-purchase PPS is fine, but the people who actually stick around and pay every month are where the money is.
Tube → cam crossover funnels. The Chaturbate audience is the biggest single user pool in adult; sending it traffic that converts at all almost always works.
Watch for: The free-cam business model means a lot of users never tip. EPC looks low until the revshare cohort matures — usually 3–6 months in.
LiveJasmin Affiliates (direct, not via AWE)
What it is: The first-party affiliate program for LiveJasmin specifically. Overlaps with AWE but with different dashboard, sometimes different payout terms, and direct line to the brand team. Worth having if you’re running LiveJasmin-specific campaigns at scale.
What we run: One LJ-branded review site funnels here directly rather than through AWE because the postback latency is lower and the cohort visibility is better. For most campaigns, AWE is the right entry point — go direct only if you have a reason.
Direct LJ review sites and brand-name search traffic where the conversion is essentially “send to LJ and bill correctly.”
Watch for: Approval is gated on existing volume. Don’t apply day one of a new site; build traffic on AWE first and graduate.
Plugrush → TrafficStars / AdsCash
What it is: What used to be Plugrush in 2015 is now split between TrafficStars (RTB display + native, focus on adult premium traffic) and a few smaller exchanges. Not a CPA network in the strict sense — these are ad networks where you buy or sell traffic — but they’re how a lot of CPA traffic actually flows now.
What we run: TrafficStars on the buy-side for cam and dating campaigns. We don’t run a sell-side anymore but we monitor the rates because they tell us what tube traffic is worth on the open market.
Buying traffic to push to CrakRevenue or AWE offers. Direct-to-offer arbitrage when an offer’s EPC clears the CPM math by enough margin.
Watch for: Adult RTB has gotten more competitive since 2020. The easy-money days of 2015–2017 (where you could push $0.30 CPM to a $0.50 EPC offer all day) are over. Optimization matters more than the network you pick.
ExoticAds / TrafficHolder
What it is: Two of the older display ad networks that survived the Plugrush era. Both are still running, both still have inventory, both are dramatically smaller than TrafficStars now. We mention them because they sometimes have geos or formats the bigger players don’t.
What we run: Occasional Tier 3 buys when the bigger exchanges run out of inventory we want.
Tier 3 long-tail buys, popunders in geos where TrafficStars is thin. Not a primary buying channel.
Watch for: Smaller pools mean more bot traffic per dollar spent. Filter aggressively or you’ll burn budget chasing fraud clicks.
MyFreeCams
What it is: Historically one of the strongest cam-affiliate programs in the business. They retired the revshare program in early 2016 and have run a much narrower affiliate offering since. Important to know exists, but not somewhere we send fresh traffic. Current state — including the revshare that quietly returned — in our MyFreeCams affiliate 2026 review.
What we run: Nothing currently. Old MFC review pages still rank — those funnel to alternative networks.
Reference. The MyFreeCams brand still has search volume; the affiliate economics no longer support running it as a primary destination.
Watch for: If you have an old MFC affiliate page with traffic, swap the outbound to Chaturbate or Streamate via Crak. The keyword still works; the destination needs updating.
Streamate / Slutroulette and the second tier
What it is: Streamate is a long-running cam network with its own affiliate program (CamBuilder — flat 35% lifetime, weekly payouts) plus inventory inside CrakRevenue. Full breakdown in our Streamate review. Slutroulette is the standard cam-roulette offer — usually accessed through Crak or directly. Both still have audiences but neither is where we’d start.
What we run: Streamate as a Crak offer in mixed-cam smartlinks. Slutroulette occasionally on tube-traffic buys where the audience won’t sit through the LiveJasmin signup.
Filling smartlinks with backup offers, or running cam-roulette as an entry-point conversion before the user graduates to higher-paying premium offers.
Watch for: Niche cam offers tend to convert flat — you’ll see 2x the clicks of premium offers but a tenth of the revshare LTV.
Choose by traffic type
Networks aren’t interchangeable. The right network is the one that matches what’s actually arriving at your URL.
How we test a new network
The same playbook every time, with one slot reserved each quarter for an experiment. Full methodology page goes deeper, but the short version:
- Sign up, get approved. Ask for the publisher or AM contact at signup; you’ll need them.
- Pick three offers that match traffic we already have. Cam, dating, premium for a typical mix.
- Run thirty days. Cap spend so a bad result doesn’t blow the test.
- Reconcile dashboard vs bank. The dashboard tells you what they say you earned; the bank tells you what you actually got.
- Re-run quarterly. Networks change. So does our traffic. So do the offers.
If you’re starting today, open accounts at CrakRevenue and AWE first.
Between those two you can run almost any kind of adult traffic at scale and have a decent chance of finding offers that convert. Add Chaturbate Affiliates direct if you have any tube or free-cam audience to send. Everything else on this list is a specialist tool — open accounts, but don’t expect them to be where most of your revenue comes from.
The networks that paid us in 2015 mostly aren’t the networks that pay us in 2026. The same will be true in 2030. The point isn’t which logos to bookmark; it’s keeping the testing loop running so you notice when one starts to slip and another starts to climb.
Last reviewed April 2026. We update this page when a network on it materially changes its program — payout structure, approval terms, or coverage. If something on here looks wrong, email us at contact and we’ll re-test.