CPA RAW is a blog about media buying and CPA networks. Here you’ll find reviews of partner networks, guides, market news, offers, services, and cases.
What each category holds
- Partners: a review of a CPA network with what it pays by vertical, the minimum payout, payment schedule and methods, approval rates, allowed and banned traffic, and the sign-up walkthrough.
- Guides: one stage of the work per post, with the math written out: choosing the offer, calculating CR, EPC, and ROI, understanding hold, approval rates, and caps, knowing what it costs to start and when to scale.
- News: news from the affiliate and media buying market: a new network, a launched offer, a tool, an event, a platform change.
- Offers: featured offers with the payout per action, the country, the traffic rules, and the network carrying them.
- Services: everyday tools, like trackers, antidetect browsers, proxies, and ad spy tools, with pricing and what they’re for.
- Cases: campaigns with the spend, the return, and what was done, always with the report’s source.
How we source
Commission amounts, payout schedules, approval rates, and traffic rules come from official pages and the network’s own materials, checked on the date shown in the post.
Cases with results come from public reports in the niche, read in full before entering the text, and appear with the source and the year next to the number. A value range only goes in when several sources point to it.
A number from one report is treated as a case, not a rule: the answer to “how much does it cost” or “how much does it earn” is the market’s range, and the case comes after, as an example. Currency stays as the source published it, in dollars, euros, or rubles, with no conversion.
Commission, hold, and approval rates change without notice. Before putting money on media, check the offer on the network’s dashboard.
Editorial policy
- A network review is labeled as such, and the affiliate link inside it changes none of the published numbers.
- No text is financial advice: media buying carries risk, and you pay for the traffic before you know whether it converts.
- Perishable data gets revisited, and the check date stays visible on every post. When a number changes, the post changes with it.
Talk to us
Spotted an outdated number or want to suggest a network for review? Write through the contact page naming the post, the number, and where you saw the new value.
