Our verdict on EroAdvertising

We do not recommend sending traffic to EroAdvertising right now. The company and its Lisbon address are real and published, but recent publisher reviews describe months of unpaid balances and silent support, and the network’s blog has been quiet since September 2024. Publishers already on board should withdraw what they can, since an account inactive for six months is deleted along with its balance.

EroAdvertising publisher page with a banner offering a 10% bonus on deposits over €300 and a Start monetizing button — EroAdvertising

Does EroAdvertising still pay publishers?

EroAdvertising is a real network, operated by Clixmotive Media Lda with a published Lisbon address and VAT number, but its recent record on publisher payouts is poor. It scores 2.4 out of 5 on Trustpilot from ten reviews, and the four most recent are publisher complaints, three of them from 2026:

March: a popunder publisher says the account manager asked for more traffic, then went silent when payment was due,
April: an unpaid balance “pending” for many months, with no reply to emails,
June: “no news, no payment”,
May 2025: three weeks without a reply to a request to update payout details.

The positive reviews date from August 2024. On BMF.io, a November 2024 thread asks whether EroAdvertising is a scam. One reply calls it a real network worth testing on a small budget, and a later one, from August 2026, reports payments that never arrive. Meanwhile the site still offers advertisers a 10% bonus on deposits over €300.

What EroAdvertising offers publishers

EroAdvertising describes itself as a self-serve adult network that also takes mainstream traffic. Publishers create zones for banners from 120×600 to 728×90, popunders and pop-ups, native ads, and in-video pre-roll, post-roll and pause ads. Its eaCtrl controller loads every ad on a page in one request and can bypass ad blockers. A page can hold at most four ad codes, the codes cannot be edited, and the network guarantees neither ad relevance nor visits or revenue.

EroAdvertising payout terms

Weekly or monthly earnings become payable on the first working day of the next period, by automatic transfer. Payouts go by wire or Paxum. PayPal is named in the terms but no longer listed for publishers. The payout threshold, revenue share and fees are not published, and some reviews still quote a €10 minimum that EroAdvertising itself does not confirm. Accounts inactive for more than six months are deleted with any money left in them. Referring a publisher earns 5% of their revenue for life once they are approved.

EroAdvertising strengths and limitations

Strengths

A named company with a Lisbon address and VAT number.
The eaCtrl controller for faster ad loading.
A lifetime 5% referral share.

Limitations

Recent reports of unpaid publishers.
Support that reviewers say does not answer.
Balances deleted after six months of inactivity.
No published threshold, share or fees.

Alternatives to EroAdvertising

JuicyAds publishes its 25% commission and pays every Friday from $25 by PayPal or Paxum, with ACH for US publishers. ExoClick pays every Monday and publishes its minimums by method. Either covers banners and popunders for an adult site.