
How much Pornhub advertising costs on TrafficJunky
TrafficJunky sells impressions on CPM bids and does not offer CPC. Its own June 2026 guide puts typical CPMs at $0.50 to $4.00 depending on geo, placement, time of day and competition, suggests a testing budget of $800 to $3,000 a month and $500 to $1,500 per campaign, and says you need at least $100 in the account to run a single ad.
Daily budgets can be capped or unlimited, and bids are automatic or manual. Flat-rate deals are only for product owners whose offers have already proven themselves on this traffic, by email to the business development team.
Funding a TrafficJunky account
No deposit is possible before ID verification, biometric for individuals, which takes about ten minutes, with three attempts before a 24-hour wait. Minimums then depend on the method. Paxum starts at $25 and is credited within five hours. Crypto runs from $250 to $5,000 and takes about an hour. Wires start at $1,000 and take five to seven days. SEPA is open to EU and UK accounts only.
Refunds of an unused balance are at TrafficJunky's discretion, never for traffic already bought, and bonus credits are not refundable. Cypriot VAT applies to individuals in the EU, UK and Ukraine and to companies without a valid VAT number.
Safe-for-work placements in age-verification states
TrafficJunky can designate any site, placement or country as safe-for-work at any time, including places that require age verification for adult content. Ads served there must be SFW. For a US campaign, that means preparing a clean creative alongside the explicit one and checking which states your traffic actually comes from.
TrafficJunky ad formats
Placements include the 300x250 top-right square, banners above and below the player, interstitials, static and rollover native ads, in-stream and out-stream video, popunders, and Shorties, a 480x854 vertical video ad shown after every ninth clip in Pornhub's mobile vertical feed. Each placement only takes certain verticals, such as dating, cams, adult games or adult VOD. The formats page allows 3 MB banners and 15 MB videos, while the rules cap files at 300 KB, so build to the smaller limit.
TrafficJunky campaign tools
You can target by location, demographics and keywords, then by device, IP, ISP and connection type, Wi-Fi or carrier. Bidder adjusts bids to hit a target CPA, Autopilot favors the ads that convert, and Rules remove sources that don't. Conversions are tracked with an HTML pixel, an S2S postback carrying the ACLID parameter, or Google Tag Manager, and there is a documented API.
Ads TrafficJunky rejects
Every ad goes through approval. The rules ban promoting tube sites or free-content sites outside Aylo's network, paid in-person sexual meetings, deepfakes without consent, ad blockers and political ads. Ads and landing pages must comply with 2257 rules, and landing pages open in a new tab.
Strengths and limits of TrafficJunky
Strengths
- Pornhub and Aylo's tube inventory.
- A $25 first deposit by Paxum.
- Target-CPA bidding and automatic source removal.
- Pixel, postback and API for conversion tracking.
Limitations
- No pay-per-click.
- An $800-a-month test budget at the low end of its own guidance.
- Refunds at the network's discretion.
- SFW-only placements where age-verification laws apply.
TrafficJunky vs RedAds
RedAds sells clicks on escort and classified sites after a EUR 50 deposit that is never refunded, with no published prices or sites. TrafficJunky sells impressions on named sites, publishes indicative CPMs and bans escort ads. An escort business should look at RedAds. A dating or cam offer with conversion tracking will find far more volume on TrafficJunky.
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