Advidi review: in-house dating offers on weekly Net 9

How Advidi’s Net 9 payouts work

Advidi pays Net 9, nine days after the end of each period, either weekly or monthly. If you earn $1,000 between January 1 and 6, the money arrives on January 15. Weekly pay needs $1,000 in revenue for the week, and high-volume affiliates can negotiate Net 4. For proven partners, the services page goes further, with biweekly or weekly Net 2 or even Net 0 payments and custom prefinancing.

The affiliate terms cap the delay: whatever the arrangement, Advidi pays within one month. You have seven days from an invoice to dispute it, after which it counts as accepted. Payout methods depend on the page you read: wire, Paxum, Payoneer and PayPal in the FAQ, wire, PayPal, Paxum and WebMoney on the services page. No fees are published.

Advidi’s in-house dating offers

Advidi is both network and advertiser, with 300+ in-house dating offers in 25+ geos, paid per lead. The services page adds antivirus, while the older FAQ still lists dating, iGaming, health and beauty, and mainstream. Its blog covers adult dating traffic, and managers can offer guaranteed EPCs and private offers.

The tools are built for scale. An offer rotator tests several offers behind one link, a smart cap tool hands an offer’s unused cap to another, and an in-house overlay keeps recording conversions when an advertiser’s tracking goes down. Tracking runs on CAKE with sub IDs and postbacks.

Getting approved by Advidi

Advidi interviews applicants before opening an account, to understand who they are and how they buy traffic. New sign-ups are checked daily, with a reply usually within 24 hours. Your manager can negotiate higher payouts or caps and is reached by Skype or email.

What Advidi’s code of conduct forbids

Advidi’s code of conduct bans affiliates from posting negative comments or content about Advidi on message boards, chat rooms, social networks and job sites. If you run a review blog or compare networks, read that clause before you join.

Email is allowed only with documented opt-in, never with rented or bought lists, and after scrubbing the advertiser’s suppression list. A paused campaign must stop within 48 hours. Either side can end the agreement on 72 hours’ notice, and Advidi can change its terms, which take effect 14 days after notice.

Bang! Media Group, the company behind Advidi

Advidi is the trade name of Bang! Media Group B.V., based on Watertorenplein in Amsterdam and registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce under number 34368707. It has operated since 2012 and ran Kings of Advidi, an affiliate competition, for ten years until its final edition in 2026. Its FAQ still mentions trade shows from 2016 and 2017, and the affiliate terms were last updated in 2023.

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