MyBid

What MyBid is

MyBid is an advertising network for media buyers and affiliates who buy traffic to push offers, with formats that include push, popunder, in-page push, video, banners and Telegram Mini Apps. It is a cost, not a source of income: a buyer tops up a balance, runs campaigns and sends visitors to an offer, a dating or iGaming funnel or a creator account. The advertiser pages are published in English and Russian. Its adult relevance is stated outright in its own blog, which covers adult traffic arbitrage and push traffic for fan-subscription pages, and in the advertiser page's claim that Telegram Mini App advertising delivers top conversion for niches like dating and iGaming.

The network describes itself in terms of scale, and these are its claims, not independent figures. It says it has more than 100 million daily visits, more than 6 billion impressions per day, 200+ GEOs and more than 1000 advertisers already using it. It says it works directly with 17,000+ websites and platforms, without middlemen. A publisher program runs alongside.

How buying traffic works

The advertiser page lists the formats as push, popunder, in-page, video, banners and Telegram Mini Apps, bought through what it calls RTB auctions. It describes the auctions as transparent and the inventory as premium, and it says the traffic is manually moderated and free of fraud. The page promises competitive rates, low CPC for advertisers and operation across Europe, Asia, the Americas and Africa.

Where a buyer can see actual prices is a live table on the advertiser page. It lists countries with total clicks and the average and maximum CPC, based on the last 24 hours, and it can be filtered by ad type, price model, country, platform and operating system. It is a 24-hour market view rather than a rate card, which makes it useful for deciding which GEO to test first. The page also describes an estimator for previewing rates by GEO, format and targeting options before launch.

Some features are aimed at people who do not want to run everything alone. The home page says it offers direct offers with no KPIs, so a buyer can launch when ready and scale when wanted, and flexible collaboration, working either by spend or by budget. It also names in-house media buying across iGaming, dating and utilities, full-cycle team support from setup to scale, in-house creative production covering banners, landers and videos, and anti-fraud tools. The conclusion of its adult arbitrage article is that the adult vertical is fastest and most conveniently earned through ad networks that provide a personal manager to launch campaigns, and it presents MyBid as an example.

That article is a case study written by the network, so read it as marketing with details attached. It describes a campaign in the USA that used 3 ad formats at once against a whitelist of premium adult sites, ran across all regions and browsers for 18 hours a day during peak periods, and filtered bots over IPv4 and IPv6. It quotes the click cost and daily cap the campaign ran on, then walks through fixes to a text-heavy pre-landing page. The lesson it draws is practical: campaigns get fixed by testing the landing page, not only the creative.

For creators, the blog has a separate guide on push traffic for OnlyFans-style accounts. It argues that organic social reach is unpredictable, that shadowbanning happens, and that marketing agencies hired to run a model's social media take a large cut of the earnings. Push traffic from established adult platforms is its proposed alternative.

A third article compares revshare and CPA for affiliates. CPA is the fast model, a fixed amount per action such as a first deposit, registration or app install, with payment in days or weeks. Revshare is the long game, with first payments after a month or two, but possibly far larger income if the referred client stays active. A hybrid is suggested for people who want both. It is general education, not a statement of MyBid payout terms.

Tracking and tooling sit in the help center, which has article groups for campaign settings, conversion tracking, advertising guides, bonuses and monetization, and API and integrations. The site homepage mentions full API integration and automation. The home page adds that questions are answered by a team on Telegram and that moderation is fast.

Money, payment and rules

The terms and conditions carry the money rules. Spending runs through an Advertising Balance, an in-platform unit that the terms peg to the US dollar, that can be used only for MyBid advertising services, cannot be transferred to another person or platform and earns no interest. To top it up a buyer provides one or more payment methods, which must be valid and belong to the buyer; using a third party's payment method is prohibited. A payment in another currency is converted at the time of payment at the bank's rate, and MyBid says it is not responsible for conversion rates set by payment institutions.

Cryptocurrency is accepted through a third-party payment provider. The terms warn that this provider applies its own AML and KYC procedures to every incoming transaction and may decline or hold funds sent from a wallet linked to platforms on its restricted list. The balance is described as withdrawable upon verified KYC, to a bank card or another payment account MyBid makes available.

Refunds have their own policy, and it is strict. There are no refunds or credits for partially used impressions or clicks, top-ups made under promo codes, special offers or bonuses are non-refundable, and an account terminated for violating the terms is not eligible. A refund has to be requested within 6 months of the last payment and is paid out on 2 fixed dates each month. As of October 2026 the policy charges a 10% fee on a refund with a minimum fee of $25, and refunds only a balance above 50 units.

The site does not publish a minimum deposit or the list of payment methods for advertisers. Campaigns are moderated manually, and the terms let the company reject or remove any advertisement at its discretion, including for reasons of content.

Who it suits

MyBid suits an affiliate or media buyer with an adult, dating or iGaming offer who wants push, popunder and Telegram Mini App traffic and prefers a personal manager and in-house creative help to a fully hands-off self-serve panel. The country table is a plus for anyone choosing between GEOs on cost, and the crypto route helps a buyer who does not want to pay by card.

It is a poor fit for a creator who just wants subscribers and has no landing page or tracking in place, and for a cautious buyer who might want unspent money back, because the refund fee and the minimum make a small test deposit expensive to reverse. The network's scale figures and its case study are its own claims.