CPA / affiliate networks
affiliaXe
affiliaXe sits between publishers and advertisers: affiliates refer traffic, leads, and sales, while the network connects them with advertisers. The provider says account approval requires a phone call and conversation, so applicants need to plan for more than submitting an application.
The provider says it will not approve an account without first calling and speaking with the applicant by phone.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-11-11.
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- Name
- affiliaXe
- Category
- CPA / affiliate networks
- Official site
- affiliaxe.com · No link provided
- Facts checked
Which campaigns does affiliaXe list?
The vendor’s checked homepage and program pages describe the following campaigns and reach.
- Campaign formats: performance marketing campaigns for desktop and mobile (homepage, checked 2026-11-11).
- Program areas: mobile content and subscription; subscriptions and services (program pages, checked 2026-11-11).
- Vertical count: the homepage says affiliates can choose offers from 25 verticals.
- Country reach: the homepage states the network is active in 175 countries.
Who connects through the affiliate network?
The network connects publishers who refer potential customers with advertisers supplying campaigns.
The provider describes affiliates as including bloggers, website owners, and business entities that earn commissions by referring traffic, leads, and sales. It also says it serves media buyers, bloggers, and mailers.
The cross-platform framing distinguishes the network from a single advertiser’s direct program: affiliaXe describes itself as a cross-platform CPA marketing network offering affiliate programs and performance marketing campaigns. For advertisers, the provider says network services may include payment processing and reporting tools.
How do links and postbacks track conversions?
The provider describes conversion tracking through links and cookies, with post-back URLs used sometimes and traffic tracked in real time.
Its explanation separates client-based tracking, which it says uses iFrame, JavaScript, and image-pixel methods, from server-to-server tracking through a Postback URL. The vendor also says the network provides access to product APIs.
For monetization, the homepage lists XML product feeds and cross-device retargeting, alongside deep linking, offer ranking, redirect tools, and auto-optimized ad tags.
When are affiliate payments processed?
The vendor describes payment as a twice-monthly process, with cycles on the 15th and at the end of the month, and sets a minimum payout threshold.
The FAQ lists a minimum of $100 or 100€ in conversions before an invoice is generated. It lists PayPal, Payoneer, ACH for US users, or bank wire as payment methods. The homepage’s payment list differs, so the two pages should be read separately rather than treated as one consistent list:
- Homepage — debit card, wire transfers, Global ACH, checks, PayPal, and Payoneer — checked 2026-11-11.
- FAQ — PayPal, Payoneer, ACH for US users, or bank wire — checked 2026-11-11.
Listed offer examples are separate from network payment terms: the subscriptions and services page describes a DoorDash offer with 80% revenue share and a Shutterstock offer with 20% revenue share. The same page advertises a $1 trial for a PublicSeek phone lookup offer.
What happens before an account is approved?
Approval involves an application review and a phone conversation before the provider approves the account.
The vendor says phone verification is required for account activation and that it will call and speak with applicants before approving them. It also says it reviews applications and pairs applicants with affiliate managers.
The provider describes its screening as strict and says not everyone is allowed to join. Applicants should therefore plan for both the call and a review, rather than treating registration alone as approval.
Which rules constrain traffic and offers?
Traffic and offer rules place limits on how affiliates can promote campaigns and what conversions count.
The FAQ prohibits incentivized traffic unless an offer explicitly permits it; violations may lead to conversion deductions or account suspension. Brand bidding is also prohibited unless the offer or affiliate manager explicitly allows it.
Affiliates must not test offers themselves or ask friends to complete them, and the provider says conversions must come from genuinely interested users. For advertiser-guideline violations, the network says it may scrub leads, block offer access, or ban affiliates.
Campaign and offer details may change without notice, according to the vendor’s program pages. Check the current terms for each offer before sending traffic.
What tools does the network put together?
The provider says affiliates can view an offer’s average EPC, CR, and network earning level.
- Offer pages show average EPC, CR, and network earning level for publishers reviewing campaigns.
- The vendor lists display, search, social, email, video, and mobile traffic, and says its FAQ permits PPV, PPC, social media, and email traffic.
- Reporting tools and payment aggregation are listed as affiliate services, alongside XML product feeds, deep linking, offer ranking, redirect tools, and auto-optimized ad tags.
- The provider says it uses anti-fraud systems and multi-tier screening to assess traffic quality and protect advertiser brands.
These descriptions explain what the provider says it supplies; the stated tools do not replace checking individual offer terms.
How should publishers compare direct programs?
A publisher comparing an intermediary network with a direct affiliate program should check offer access, who handles tracking, payment conditions, and approval requirements. In general, those criteria show what the network brings together and what the publisher would need to manage with a direct program.
Which publishing workflows fit these terms?
The provider lists display, search, social, email, video, and mobile as traffic channels.
General account questions can go to the Help Desk by email or Skype, and the provider says affiliates earning a minimum of $100 per month are assigned a Senior Affiliate Manager. Publishers should weigh that support threshold against their own operating needs before applying.
Because the vendor’s smartlink descriptions conflict on adult content, publishers considering such offers should check applicable age and regional restrictions, network and platform rules, and local law; this is not legal or financial advice.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations and setup requirements: connected services and implementation steps
What do publishers ask about affiliaXe?
What does the mobile smartlink include?
The mobile smartlink’s content conditions conflict across the vendor’s descriptions. One page says it allows adult content and excludes aggressive offers; another says it excludes both aggressive and adult content.
What offer examples appear on the program pages?
The mobile content subscription page lists Raddish Kids as a cooking subscription for kids with a CPA offer in the US, pdfFiller as an online PDF editing offer with a free trial, and Blinkist as a books subscription with a special 20% off offer.
Which country-related offer pages does the provider list?
The provider’s Costa Rica program page lists affiliate programs described as Costa Rica programs, including offers labeled CPA and international. The FAQ separately states that offers are available for every country in the world. These are different descriptions, so check the current campaign information on the platform before evaluating a specific offer.
How can affiliates contact the Help Desk?
The FAQ says general account questions can be sent to the Help Desk by email or Skype. It also says affiliates earning a minimum of $100 per month are assigned a Senior Affiliate Manager.
Where is the company’s office, and when does it operate?
The provider says the company is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, and separately lists office hours from 10:00am to 7:00pm. Its FAQ says the work week runs Sunday through Thursday.
Where should publishers check current campaign details?
The mobile content subscription page directs readers to the affiliaXe platform for current campaign information, while the subscriptions and services page points there for up-to-date offer information. The provider also says campaign and offer details may change without notice.
What should publishers decide before applying?
Fits if… the publishing workflow can accommodate phone approval and follow the restrictions attached to each offer.
Probably not if… completing a phone conversation during approval or checking campaign-specific traffic rules is impractical.
Main risk… relying on a broad offer description when campaign details may change; check current conditions on the platform before sending traffic.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- affiliaxe.com/what_is_affiliate_marketing.phpchecked
- www.affiliaxe.com/best-affiliate-programs/mobile-content-subscription-affiliate-programschecked
- affiliaxe.comchecked
- www.affiliaxe.com/best-affiliate-programs/subscriptions-services-affiliate-programschecked
- affiliaxe.com/aboutus.phpchecked
- affiliaxe.com/faq.phpchecked
- www.affiliaxe.com/best-affiliate-programs/costa-rica-affiliate-programschecked
How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Spend Ledger. The editors at Spend Ledger wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-11-11. No hands-on trial of the service took place. If a source changes, the page is revised.
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