The adult CPA networks worth joining in 2026 are CrakRevenue for almost everything (400+ offers across cams, dating, AI, fansites and gaming) and AdultForce for Aylo’s paysite brands, with AdsEmpire, iMonetizeIt, Traforce and Affiliate2Day for dating traffic. Next to them sit the direct cam programs (AWE for LiveJasmin, Chaturbate, CamBuilder for Streamate), which often pay more than the same brand through a network. Every network below has published terms I checked on 29 September 2026, and I left out any I couldn’t confirm is still running.
I first wrote this list in 2015, with five networks on it. Two of them are gone: MoneyTree shut down, and PlugRush went dark in early 2026. MyFreeCams ended its revshare in 2016 and brought it back through CrakRevenue in November 2017. If you’re new to all this, start with my adult affiliate marketing guide first.
What hasn’t changed is what you want from a network: it pays on time, it has offers you can actually run, and it doesn’t shave conversions. I hold accounts at several of these and read the current terms of all of them. This is the 2026 version of the list, with each network’s current published terms.
Payout terms at a glance
Published terms · checked 29 September 2026What an adult CPA network is
An adult CPA network sits between you and many adult advertisers. You join once, pick offers from one dashboard and get one payout, and the network pays you per action: a free signup (PPL, split into SOI and DOI on dating and cam offers), a first purchase (PPS), or a share of what your users spend (revshare). The advertiser pays the network more than the network pays you, and that margin buys you the offer choice, the tracking and the single payment.
That margin is why the big cam brands usually pay more direct. Chaturbate pays 20% revshare direct against about 15% through CrakRevenue, and LiveJasmin pays up to 45% direct through AWE, while CrakRevenue’s offer page advertises LiveJasmin at “$130 PPS plus 10.24% lifetime Revshare”. One offer runs the other way: ImLive is reported at 40% through Crak against 35% direct. So a network is where you test and spread risk, and a direct program is where you send volume once you know a brand converts. For how to buy traffic for these offers when you have none yet, see adult traffic sources.
Adult CPA networks compared
Two tables, from each network’s own pages, checked 29 September 2026. The first shows what each one sells, the second how it pays. Where a network doesn’t publish a figure I say so, and a figure from a third-party listing is marked as one.
| Network | Verticals | Payout models |
|---|---|---|
| CrakRevenue | Cam, dating, AI, fansite, gaming (400+ offers) | PPS, PPL, revshare, hybrid, set per offer |
| AdultForce (Aylo) | Paysites, gaming, dating, apps, cams (50+ brands, mostly Aylo’s own) | Revshare, pay per signup, pay per lead |
| AdsEmpire | Dating first, plus a smartlink for other verticals | SOI and CPA offers, smartlink |
| iMonetizeIt | Dating, niche dating, adult games, sweepstakes, iGaming | SOI, DOI, per sale, smartlink |
| Traforce | Dating (adult, mainstream, gay, webcam), adult games | PPL (SOI or DOI), PPS, revshare, combo |
| Affiliate2Day | Mainstream international dating | PPL, PPS, revshare |
| Network | Minimum | Schedule | Methods |
|---|---|---|---|
| CrakRevenue | $100; $500 for Bitcoin or wire | Twice a month, Net 30 by default; Net 15 or Net 7 after a month of proven traffic | MassPay, Paxum, PayPal, Bitcoin, wire |
| AdultForce | Not published ($100 per Affpaying) | Twice a month, 15 days after each period closes | Not published (wire, Paxum, BTC, USDT, USDC per Affpaying) |
| AdsEmpire | Not published ($250 per Affroom) | Not published | Not published |
| iMonetizeIt | Not on its homepage | NET-15, then NET-7 after two NET-15 payouts | Wire, Paxum, Payoneer, PayPal, BTC, USDT, Skrill and others |
| Traforce | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Affiliate2Day | $40 | Monthly, 20th to 30th, for the previous month | Not listed on its program page |
Third-party lists get these wrong often. Affroom and Affpaying still list CrakRevenue as paying by check, Firstchoice Pay and ePayService. CrakRevenue’s own knowledge base says it stopped check payments on 1 February 2023, and today it pays by MassPay, Bitcoin, Paxum, PayPal and wire. One ranking page lists CrakRevenue at “NET-15 / NET-30” and AdultForce as paying “monthly”; Crak’s default is Net 30, and AdultForce’s own terms say twice a month.
The direct cam programs next to them
AWE, Chaturbate and CamBuilder aren’t networks: each sells its own cam brand. They belong on this page because they are where you’d move cam traffic that proves itself on a network. The highlighted cell is the best in that row within this comparison only. For every cam program side by side, see the cam affiliate programs comparison.
| Spec | CrakRevenue | AWE (LiveJasmin) | Chaturbate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Models | PPS, revshare, hybrid | PPS, revshare, hybrid | Revshare or pay per signup |
| PPS range | About $30-170 by offer | Up to $300 | None ($50 per broadcaster) |
| Revshare | About 10-40% by offer (cams mostly 10-18%) | 35-45% | 20% lifetime |
| Min payout | $100 ($500 for Bitcoin or wire) | $100 ($300-1,000 for bank transfer) | $50 |
| Whitelabels | Limited | Yes (LiveJasmin tech) | Yes (same 20%) |
| Best for | Generalists | Premium cam traffic | Tube + cam crossover |
CrakRevenue
What it is: A general-purpose adult CPA network, founded in Quebec City in 2010, with 400+ offers across cam, dating, AI, fansite and gaming. It has kept up technically: postbacks, smartlinks, S2S. Full breakdown in my CrakRevenue review.
What it’s good for: Cam offers (Stripchat, Jerkmate, Chaturbate, LiveJasmin and others), AI companion offers, and dating: its dating page lists 350+ dating offers, including AdultFriendFinder at up to $90 PPS and Ashley Madison at up to $65 PPS. The smartlinks are useful when you don’t want to commit to a single offer per geo; when a smartlink beats a direct offer is in smartlinks vs direct offers.
Spreading risk across several offers, or keeping tube, cam and dating traffic in one dashboard.
Watch for: Offers get capped or paused when an advertiser’s budget runs out, so keep a fallback offer ready at smartlink level. Its terms (effective 1 January 2026) let it freeze payouts on a fraud suspicion and give you seven days to prove your traffic is clean, and an account inactive for 12 months can lose its balance. How it compares with AWE on LiveJasmin traffic is in AWEmpire vs CrakRevenue.
AdultForce
What it is: Aylo’s own affiliate network. Its terms (last modified 3 December 2025) are a contract with Aylo Billing Limited, and it sells mostly Aylo’s brands: Brazzers, Reality Kings, BangBros, Mofos, Men.com, TransAngels, MyDirtyHobby and the Nutaku adult games, plus FanCentro and a small AI section. It pays twice a month, 15 days after each period closes. Full breakdown in my AdultForce review.
What it’s good for: Pages that rank for brand-name paysite searches (“is Brazzers worth it”, studio reviews, deal pages). It is the network that owns those brands, so there is no middleman on them.
A paysite review or deals cluster next to a general network. Not a replacement for one.
Watch for: Its terms ban Aylo brand names in your domains, URLs and paid-search keywords, and a site that goes 365 days without a new sale can forfeit its balance. Aylo also blocks its sites in most US states with age-verification laws, so that traffic can’t convert. How it stacks up against the aggregator is in CrakRevenue vs AdultForce.
Dating CPA networks
The dating CPA networks I could confirm running in September 2026 are CrakRevenue, AdsEmpire, iMonetizeIt, Traforce and Affiliate2Day. Dating offers pay mostly per lead (SOI or DOI) or per first purchase, and the main risk is leads being rejected after the fact for “quality”. AdultForce lists dating among its verticals, but it is a small part of what it sells.
Dating CPA network list
| Network | Dating offers | Published payout examples |
|---|---|---|
| CrakRevenue | 350+ dating offers and a Dating SmartLink; straight and LGBTQ+ | SexMessenger $98 PPS, AdultFriendFinder up to $90 PPS (24 geos), Victoria Milan $75 PPS, Ashley Madison up to $65 PPS, Ways to Meet 65% lifetime revshare |
| AdsEmpire | Direct dating offers and a smartlink; YNOT “Best Dating Network” 2022 | Germany SOI $7, from an undated payout update on its own blog |
| iMonetizeIt | Dating and niche dating, run on SOI, DOI or its smartlink | No rates on its public site |
| Traforce | 175 offers listed, across adult, mainstream, gay and webcam dating | Mainstream dating SOI up to $4, worldwide |
| Affiliate2Day | Its own international dating sites (Be Happy Intl. group) | PPL $2.50 to $12 by country; PPS $25 to $300 per first order |
I checked each of these on its own site on 29 September 2026. Some lists still include Trafee; its site refused connections when I checked, so it isn’t on mine until I can confirm it. For the best dating CPA network, the answer depends on your traffic: CrakRevenue if you want dating next to cams and AI in one account, a dating specialist like AdsEmpire or Traforce if dating is all you send and you want a manager who builds flows for it.
SOI vs DOI payouts
- SOI (single opt-in): you’re paid when the user completes the signup form. It converts most often and pays least, usually a few dollars in Tier 1 (Traforce’s mainstream SOI is up to $4; AdsEmpire posts $7 for Germany).
- DOI (double opt-in): you’re paid only after the user confirms their email. Fewer users get there, so it pays more per lead. On one CrakRevenue cam offer the gap is $2.10 SOI against $3.50 DOI.
- PPS: a fixed amount when the user makes a first purchase: $65 to $98 on CrakRevenue’s big dating brands, $25 to $300 per first order at Affiliate2Day.
- Revshare: a share of what the user spends. Affiliate2Day’s revshare starts higher for the first three months, then settles at 25% for life.
Rule of thumb: SOI suits cold, broad traffic (popunders, push, mixed tube traffic) where you need volume to find a profit, and DOI or PPS suits warmer traffic, such as a dating review site, where users are more likely to confirm and pay. Which countries count as Tier 1 is in adult traffic tiers.
Dating traffic risks: scrubbing, quality ratios and shaving
Dating leads are cheap to fake, so every dating network writes rules for rejecting them. “Scrubbing” means the network or advertiser removes leads it decides are low quality, so your tracker shows more signups than your stats pay for. “Shaving” is the accusation that a network does this to good traffic to keep the margin. The rules are in the terms, and they are worth reading before you send a click:
- Affiliate2Day’s pay-per-lead program requires at least 2% of your leads to become paying customers.
- CrakRevenue’s payment FAQ says that before it grants faster terms it checks that “the leads must convert into spending in a reasonable proportion”, and its terms don’t pay leads from incorrect geo or device targeting.
- AdultForce can move you from pay per signup to revshare based on your trial-to-paid, conversion and chargeback ratios.
- Chargebacks come off your balance at CrakRevenue, and a fraud suspicion freezes the payout until you prove otherwise. On Trustpilot, most of CrakRevenue’s 541 reviews are 5 stars, but 12% are 1 star, and those are mostly about accounts closed for “fraud” before a first payout (for example July 2024 and July 2025).
I searched GFY, BlackHatWorld and AffLIFT for a dated, documented case of a named dating network shaving leads and didn’t find one I could cite, so I name nobody here. What protects you: fire an S2S postback into your own tracker and compare it with the network’s stats every day, start each new network with a small test before you scale, and never send bot or spam traffic, which both CrakRevenue’s and AdultForce’s terms ban. Payoneer is a poor place to be paid for dating: its prohibited list names dating services, and CrakRevenue returns ACH payments to Payoneer-linked accounts. How adult affiliates get paid instead is in Payoneer vs Paxum.
AWE (AWEmpire)
What it is: LiveJasmin’s own affiliate program, plus Oranum and the rest of the Byborg (formerly DocLer) cam brands. It has been around since 2004. Full breakdown in my LiveJasmin (AWEmpire) review.
What it’s good for: LiveJasmin whitelabels for cam-niche sites, plus the standard PPS and revshare links for general traffic. The $300 PPS is the top of a volume ladder: it starts at $150 for your first sales, reaches $300 at 51+ sales, and the new member has to spend at least $17.99. Don’t expect $300 on every sale.
Cam campaigns where LiveJasmin’s brand does the work, or whitelabels that need the cam tech behind them to just work.
Watch for: Bank-transfer payouts need $300-1,000; use Paxum or crypto for the $100 threshold. The dashboard is dated next to Crak’s.
Chaturbate Affiliates
What it is: Direct affiliate program for one of the two biggest free-cam sites by traffic (Stripchat is now bigger by visits). Up to $1 per free signup ($0.10 in Tier 2, $0.01 in Tier 3, nothing outside the tiers) or 20% lifetime revshare, with a $50 bounty per referred broadcaster once they earn $20. It pays from $50 by Paxum, on the 1st and 16th. Full breakdown in my Chaturbate review. The whitelabel pays the same 20% revshare on your own domain and they handle the cam side.
What it’s good for: Direct links from cam-review and tube content. The revshare users are what matter: the people who stick around and buy tokens every month are where the money is.
Tube to cam funnels. The Chaturbate audience is one of the biggest user pools in cams, so traffic that converts at all usually works here.
Watch for: On a free-cam site a lot of users never tip. Revshare earnings look low at first and take months to build up.
LiveJasmin via CrakRevenue (vs AWE direct)
What it is: There is no separate LiveJasmin program next to AWE: AWE is LiveJasmin’s official program. CrakRevenue also sells LiveJasmin as an offer; its cam offers page advertises “$130 PPS plus 10.24% lifetime Revshare”. Going direct through AWE pays up to $300 PPS or 35-45% revshare. More on the choice in AWEmpire vs LiveJasmin.
Running LiveJasmin inside a Crak smartlink or dashboard you already use. For a site built around LiveJasmin, AWE direct pays more.
MyFreeCams
What it is: One of the strongest cam-affiliate programs back in the day. They retired the revshare program in early 2016, and a revshare is back since, at 18% lifetime through CrakRevenue. In 2026 MyFreeCams also runs its own program at myfreecams.com/affiliates/, starting at 20% revshare. Current terms are in my MyFreeCams affiliate 2026 review.
MyFreeCams brand searches. With 18% lifetime through Crak it’s workable again, though Chaturbate’s 20% direct still wins on generic traffic.
Watch for: If you have an old MFC page with traffic, the Crak revshare is an option again. Compare it with Chaturbate’s 20% direct before you pick where the links go.
Streamate / Slutroulette and the second tier
What it is: Streamate is a long-running cam network with its own affiliate program, CamBuilder (35% revshare, paid weekly), and Slutroulette, which runs on Streamate, is an offer inside CrakRevenue. Full breakdown in my Streamate review. Both still have audiences, but neither is where I’d start. In October 2025 Streamate’s payment processor failed and CamBuilder affiliates were paid late.
What it’s good for: Streamate as a backup offer in cam smartlinks. Slutroulette for tube traffic that won’t sit through a LiveJasmin signup.
Filling smartlinks with backup offers, or cam-roulette as a first conversion before the user moves on to higher-paying premium offers.
Watch for: Niche cam offers tend to convert flat. You’ll see more clicks than premium offers but much lower revshare value per user.
Ad networks: TrafficStars, ExoClick and TrafficJunky
What they are: Ad networks where you buy traffic to send to CPA offers. They aren’t CPA networks, but a lot of CPA traffic flows through them. PlugRush was on my 2015 list for buying, selling and trading traffic; it went dark in early 2026 without an announcement, and affiliates report stuck balances. CrakRevenue’s own April 2026 guide to adult ad networks puts ExoClick, TrafficJunky and TrafficStars first, and describes TrafficStars as selling banner, native, push, video and popunder ads with RTB access.
What they’re good for: Buying cam and dating traffic, usually into a smartlink first so the network picks the offer per click.
Buying traffic to send to CrakRevenue or AWE offers, when an offer’s EPC beats the CPM by enough margin.
Watch for: Adult RTB has got more competitive since 2020, and the cheap traffic of 2015-2017 is gone. How well you optimize matters more than which network you pick. On any smaller network, filter your traffic hard or you’ll spend budget on bot clicks. My earlier list also had ExoticAds and TrafficHolder; I couldn’t confirm either is still selling traffic, so they’re off it.
Choose by traffic type
Pick the network that matches the traffic you actually have.
How I check a new network
The same checklist every time. The methodology page goes deeper, but the short version:
- Sign up, get approved. Ask for an affiliate manager contact at signup; you’ll need one.
- Pick offers that match traffic you already have. Cam, dating or premium, whatever your sites actually send.
- Read the terms and payment FAQ. Minimums, schedule, methods and forfeiture clauses, straight from the network’s own pages.
- Reconcile dashboard vs bank. The dashboard tells you what they say you earned; the bank tells you what you actually got.
- Re-check when terms change. Networks change their payouts and rules; GFY threads usually surface it first.
If you’re starting today, open accounts at CrakRevenue and AWE first.
Between those two you can run almost any kind of adult traffic 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, AdultForce if you write about paysite brands, and a dating specialist if dating is most of your traffic. Everything else on this list is a specialist tool: open accounts, but don’t expect most of your revenue from them.
Two of the five networks on my 2015 list are gone, and some on this one won’t be here in 2030. Re-read the terms and the payment threads on GFY so you notice when one starts to slip and another starts to climb.
FAQ
Which adult CPA network pays fastest?
Of the ones above, CamBuilder pays weekly, AdultForce 15 days after each half-month period, and iMonetizeIt moves you to NET-7 after two NET-15 payouts. CrakRevenue starts everyone on Net 30 and offers Net 15 or Net 7 once you’ve shown a month of good traffic.
Can a beginner get approved at an adult CPA network?
Yes, at CrakRevenue and the dating networks, if you describe a real traffic source (a site, a channel, an ad account) at signup. Adverten, a smartlink network, says it works only with experienced partners, so start with the bigger names.
What is adult CPA advertising?
It’s the advertiser side of the same deal: a cam site, dating site or paysite pays a network or affiliate only when a visitor signs up or buys. Networks like CrakRevenue also sell media packages to advertisers, which is how new offers reach their catalogs.
Update log
- 2015: First version, five networks.
- 29 September 2026: Rewrote the page for 2026. Added a dating CPA networks section (CrakRevenue, AdsEmpire, iMonetizeIt, Traforce, Affiliate2Day, with SOI vs DOI payouts and the lead-quality rules in their terms), an AdultForce section, and two comparison tables of verticals, payout models, minimums, schedules and methods, checked against each network’s own pages. Dropped ExoticAds and TrafficHolder, which I couldn’t confirm are still running, and added an FAQ.
Last reviewed 29 September 2026. I update this page when a network on it changes its payouts, approval terms or coverage. If something on here looks wrong, get in touch through the contact page and I’ll re-check.