AdsPayPro

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AdsPayPro Review

AdsPayPro is an internet traffic broker whose customers may use the traffic platform to advertise to people interested in home-based businesses. Or, they can simply use the service to purchase lots of traffic for their sites, no matter what type of business they’re in.

The Company

AdsPayPro is currently in pre-launch. Exactly one month away from its January 3rd 2016 launch date, they now have 701 members, according to their website.

The Products

AdPacks start at $1. When you purchase them, you are purchasing credits. Each credit is worth an ad impression and 10 credits buys a direct visit to your site. You can purchase them with or without the revenue-sharing options. You get way more ads or visits for the money when you opt out of the revenue sharing.

Here’s how it works. There are two types of AdPacks:

1. COMBO AdPacks. These qualify you for revenue sharing. They are available in amounts ranging from $1 to $1,000. Every $50 gets you one revenue sharing position and 500 direct visits (or 5,000 ad impressions, it’s your choice).
2. STANDARD AdPacks. No revenue sharing but you get more advertising credits. Prices start at $10, which gets your 5000 credits (that many COMBO credits costs $50).

Other Products

Here are other ad products one may purchase:

1. StartPages. These are ads which are shown at the beginning of a surfing session
2. Login Ads. These are ads shown once an AdsPayPro member has logged into his or her account.
3. Solo Mail. Solo Ads go to members in an email…coming soon.

Each product costs $49 or $49.99 and gives you 1000 views.

The Opportunity

Once you have made a purchase, you may participate in the AdsPayPro affiliate program. Qualifying means staying active, which is achieved by purchasing at least one AdPack every 30 days. You must also browse at least 10 sites per day.

Rising up the ranks will depend on your team: for example, get to Silver by obtaining 3 bronze referrals. A Bronze referral is someone who buys a $50 AdPack, so if you get 3 people to buy $50 each of AdPacks, you become Silver. Once you’re Silver, you qualify for the Referrer’s Match (see below).

Once those 3 Bronze people you brought in become Silver, you become Gold.

It continues this way: get 3 referrals of the level you’re on, and rise one level. Here’s the progression:

1. Free trial
2. Casual level: purchase an AdPack less than $50
3. Bronze: purchase a $50 AdPack
4. Silver: get 3 Bronze referrals
5. Gold: get 3 Silver referrals
6. Titanium: get 3 Gold referrals
7. Platinum: get 3 Titanium referrals
8. Iridium: get 3 Platinum referrals

Here’s a summary of the AdsPayPro compensation plan:

• By referring new members, you can elevate your rank. This increases your revenue share with AdsPayPro.
• You also get a 10% affiliate sales commission on all AdPack purchases made by your direct referrals.
• There is an earnings match once you reach Silver level. It’s equal to 5% match on the earnings made by your direct referrals.
• Each rank you achieve, your referral earning match goes up another 5%. The highest level (“Iridium”) gives you 25% matching referral bonus. This bonus is not paid in cash: you must use it to purchase AdPacks.
• Accumulate Realtime Accumulation Units (RAU) once you purchase an AdPack. These are used to tally up your revenue. Combined with a multiplier corresponding to your rank, the RAU are used to calculate commissions.

The affiliate portion of AdsPayPro is completely voluntary. If members wish, they may simply purchase ads or participate as Publishers.

The Verdict

Quick and easy traffic is still a viable product- the makers of AdsPayPro seem to take it for granted you know what you’re getting into when you purchase this kind of website traffic, and they concentrate on the benefits of becoming an affiliate of their program. However, there are other traffic generation based programs like Traffic Monsoon or High Traffic Academy we can strongly recommend over Ads Pay Pro.

That means there’s an emphasis on recruiting, although purchasing means joining so it’s hard to tell the difference between selling the product and recruiting new members.

It’s simply the lack of details on the product itself (the traffic) that’s a little disappointing. There aren’t really any serious red flags going up here but had they given more product quality details, along with a little bit about who’s running the show, their opportunity would seem a whole lot more trustworthy.