CrakRevenue vs AdultForce is less of a contest than it looks, because the two barely compete. CrakRevenue is an aggregator: 400+ offers from many advertisers (cams, dating, AI companions, creator and gaming offers) behind one dashboard. AdultForce is Aylo’s in-house network, selling Aylo’s own brands (Brazzers, Reality Kings, MyDirtyHobby, Nutaku) plus a few partners. For most affiliates Crak is the base account and AdultForce is the one you add when your pages chase brand-name paysite searches. If you can only open one as a beginner, open CrakRevenue.
This page is only the head-to-head. Each network’s full terms are in my CrakRevenue review and my AdultForce review, and the wider list is in adult CPA networks. Everything below was checked against both networks’ own pages and terms on 29 September 2026.
CrakRevenue vs AdultForce side by side
| CrakRevenue | AdultForce | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Adult CPA aggregator (many advertisers), founded 2010 in Quebec | Aylo’s in-house network (own brands, 50+ by its count); contract with Aylo Billing Limited |
| Core strength | Cams, dating, AI companions | Brand-name paysites, adult gaming |
| Flagship offers | Jerkmate, Stripchat, MyFreeCams, AI companions, smartlinks | Brazzers, Reality Kings, Nutaku, MyDirtyHobby, Men.com |
| Dating | 350+ dating offers and a Dating SmartLink | Listed as a vertical, but a small part of the menu |
| Payout models | PPS, revshare, per-lead or hybrid, set per offer | Revshare, per sign-up, per lead, set per brand; rates not published outside the dashboard |
| Payment terms | Twice monthly; Net 30 by default, Net 15 or Net 7 after a month of proven traffic (Net 7 needs a $500 balance) | Twice monthly, paid 15 days after each period ends |
| Minimum payout | $100 (Paxum, MassPay, PayPal); $500 wire or Bitcoin | Not published; $100 reported by Affpaying |
| Methods | Paxum, MassPay, PayPal, Bitcoin, wire | Not published; wire, Paxum, crypto (BTC, USDT, USDC) per Affpaying |
| Currency | USD | USD; MyDirtyHobby pays in EUR |
| Beginner tooling | Smartlinks by geo, device and language, S2S postbacks, ready-made landers per offer | Standard links and creatives per brand |
| Referral program | 5% lifetime, lost if you’re inactive for 90 days | 5% lifetime, plus a $100 bonus per referred affiliate who reaches $75 “subject to availability” |
| Inactivity rule | 12 months inactive and the balance can be forfeited | A site with under $75 earned or no new sale in 365 days forfeits its balance |
| Rules that cost money | Fraud holds with seven days to prove clean traffic; no “CrakRevenue” in domains | Brand names banned in domains, URLs and paid search; cloaked or redirecting referrers banned; every new URL cleared with your manager first |
| US reach | Depends on the offer | Aylo blocks its sites in most US states with age-verification laws (about 22 as of July 2026) |
CrakRevenue vs AdultForce: when the money arrives
Both split the month into the 1st to 15th and the 16th to the end. Say you pass the minimum in the 1 to 15 May period. On CrakRevenue’s default Net 30, that’s paid on 15 June (Crak’s own example). On AdultForce, the terms say payment is “generally” made 15 days after the period ends, so about 30 May. That two-week head start lasts until Crak moves you to Net 15, which it does after at least a month of traffic it’s happy with.
On methods, Crak publishes everything: five methods, the minimum for each and how fast each one lands. AdultForce publishes neither its minimum nor its methods, so you’ll only see them after signup.
Where CrakRevenue wins
- Breadth: 400+ offers means you can test, rotate and never depend on one advertiser.
- Recurring spend: cam and AI-companion revshare pays on users who keep buying tokens or credits.
- Beginner tooling: smartlinks send each visitor to an offer by geo and device, so you don’t need your own tracker on day one.
- Published terms: PayPal and MassPay at a $100 minimum, alongside Paxum, and every minimum and method listed in its FAQ.
- Fewer site rules: no requirement to clear each new URL with a manager, and no referrer-cloaking ban in its terms.
Where AdultForce wins
- Brand-intent searches: someone searching “Brazzers discount” or “is Reality Kings worth it” wants that product, and AdultForce is the network that owns it.
- First-party stability: Aylo owns both sides, so an offer can’t vanish because a third-party advertiser left.
- Payment speed: 15 days after each period, against Crak’s default Net 30 until you qualify for faster terms.
- Unique inventory: Brazzers, Nutaku and MyDirtyHobby, Aylo’s own brands, sold first-party.
- Referral bonus: the same 5% for life as Crak, plus a $100 bonus per referral in the terms when the feature is available.
CrakRevenue vs AdultForce by traffic type
- Generic adult or cam-curious traffic: CrakRevenue, on a smartlink or a cam offer.
- Pages targeting studio and brand-name queries with buying intent: AdultForce.
- Tube-adjacent pages where visitors just watched a branded clip: AdultForce for that brand, Crak for the rest.
- Mostly US traffic from age-verification states: Crak, since Aylo’s sites are blocked in most of them.
- AI-companion or dating traffic: CrakRevenue. AdultForce’s AI and dating sections are small.
- Links run through a redirect plugin: fine on Crak; on AdultForce, check with your manager that the referrer still passes, since its terms ban cloaked referrers.
With AdultForce, use brand names in your page content and titles, which the terms allow. Keep them out of your domain, your URL paths and your paid-search keywords: Aylo’s terms ban brand names there, and let AdultForce reduce or stop your payout if you use them.
My take on CrakRevenue vs AdultForce
Run both, but not equally. CrakRevenue is where your smartlinks, cam offers and tests live. AdultForce is the specialist you open when a piece of content earns it: a paysite review cluster, a deals page, a comparison that ranks. Making AdultForce your base forces your whole site through Aylo’s brand list and its trademark rules. Sending brand-name paysite searches through Crak leaves money with a middleman. The portfolio answer fits here: one base account, one specialist.
Full reviews
- CrakRevenue Review 2026: Still the Top Adult CPA Network?, or sign up directly here. That’s my refer-a-friend link: Crak pays me 5% of your earnings from its own side, it costs you nothing and doesn’t change your payouts.
- AdultForce Review 2026: brands, payout rules, the referral program and every restriction in the terms. Signup is at adultforce.com, and I have no referral link there.
New to networks? Start with the adult CPA networks guide. If you’re promoting cams through Crak, the cam programs comparison sets the direct cam programs side by side, so you can see what each brand pays outside Crak, and AWEmpire vs CrakRevenue covers LiveJasmin traffic.
Update log
- 29 September 2026: corrected Crak’s flagship offers, removed the unsourced AdultForce PPS and revshare figures and Pornhub Premium, and added AdultForce’s 5% referral program, minimum, methods and inactivity rule, the US state blocks, Crak’s Net 30 default, a worked example of when each network pays, and table rows for dating, currency and the site rules in both sets of terms.
Where the facts in this comparison come from: methodology.