Pushground

What Pushground is

Pushground is a self-service advertising network that specializes in push ads. The people who pay it are advertisers: affiliates, agencies, media buyers and adult creators who want to send visitors to an offer or to their own fan page. It sells classic push and in-page push traffic worldwide on a cost-per-click basis, and it runs a dedicated adult traffic page next to its mainstream verticals. The operator named in the footer and the terms is PUSHGROUND, S.L., a company with a Barcelona address. Joining as an advertiser is a registration followed by a prepaid top-up.

For an earner without a website this is a traffic source, not a payout program. The advertiser spends, the network delivers clicks, and income depends on what happens after the click. Pushground pays nothing to an advertiser. A separate publisher program buys push subscriber traffic from site owners.

How buying traffic works

The model is prepaid cost per click. The site describes the path as register, top up, create a campaign, launch, convert. When setting up a campaign the advertiser uploads the creative and, according to the terms, sets the target (territory, carrier or city), any traffic restrictions, the operating system, the eligible days and hours, and the price payable per click. Campaigns then enter what the terms call a real-time bidding system, and the terms add that positioning is at Pushground's discretion and that no traffic volume is guaranteed.

Formats are push notifications, delivered to the desktop or phone of users who subscribed on a publisher's site, and in-page push, which is shown on the website itself and needs no subscription. The front page FAQ says campaigns can be launched "using push and in-page push ads". The front page banner and the footer also name pop ads as a format.

Targeting is broader than country alone. The features page lists country, region, city, carrier, network type, device and device name, browser, language, time zone, operating system with iOS and Android versions, active hours and an IP whitelist. A CPC rates page shows a table per country with daily impressions, average CPC, maximum bid, average click-through rate and a competition label, so a buyer can compare geographies before launching.

The tools named on the features page are real-time statistics for impressions, clicks and conversions, A/B tests with up to 10 different ads at once, a one-click auto-optimization that moves traffic from the weakest creatives to the strongest, rule-based automation that checks and modifies campaigns, and an API. The front page gives an example of such a rule: pause a supply source once it has spent a set amount with a click-through rate below a set level. The FAQ says the network is integrated with Opticks Security anti-fraud tools to prevent fraudulent clicks. The site's pages do not document a postback format or a list of supported trackers.

The adult and fan page angle

The adult traffic page addresses creators directly under the headline "Get More Fans With Push Ads". Its claims are that a creator can promote discreetly, without alias social media accounts that it calls "time-consuming, restricted and hard to maintain", that creativity is not restricted, and that adult traffic is available in all GEOs with the creator choosing where the profile is promoted. It also promises an account manager assigned to the advertiser. A blog guide for fan page creators makes the same case and mixes in general advice on separate social accounts, collaborations with other creators and word-of-mouth referrals. These are marketing statements, and every campaign still goes through moderation.

The page shows one testimonial, attributed to a content creator on a fan platform, which says the push ads let her reach a wider audience and that the analytics helped her track engagement and revenue.

For affiliates, the features page lists dating among the verticals where the network claims strong performance, next to finance, mobile apps and games, antivirus and VPN, sweepstakes, crypto, gambling and betting, lead generation, health and beauty, and e-commerce. The footer names adult content as a vertical of its own. The site says it is trusted by 5,000+ affiliates, agencies and marketers and claims over 1 billion daily impressions from 200+ countries, which are its own counts.

Approval and account ranks

Moderation is manual according to the FAQ: "We moderate all campaigns manually, which is why it may take up to 24 hours after your campaign has been submitted." Moderators work business days from 9:00 to 18:00 GMT+2, which the FAQ says can slow approval over the weekend. The features page and one testimonial speak of instant campaign approval, so the two descriptions do not match, and the FAQ's is the one to plan around. The terms reserve the right to approve, omit or reject any ad for any reason at any time.

Accounts move through the ranks bronze, silver, gold and platinum, based on monthly spend. A help center article says reaching the spend for a higher rank upgrades the account immediately and keeps it there for the next month, and that missing the level at the end of a month means a downgrade. The rewards are listed per rank. Bronze has the self-service platform, API access and an onboarding manager. Silver adds a personal account manager, on-demand whitelists, a traffic insight report and bids with 4 decimal places. Gold adds monthly account audits, priority in moderation, multi-country campaigns and priority in the auction at equal bids. Platinum adds credit lines paid at month end, fully managed campaigns and custom creatives.

Money and rules

The durable points first. The advertiser prepays a budget and pays all charges in U.S. dollars. Each deposit produces an invoice, each party bears its own bank's costs, and the advertiser is responsible for taxes. Charges are based solely on the platform's own measurements, and the terms warn that the real-time statistics may be adjusted. The agreement runs indefinitely, either party may end it at any time, and it is governed by Spanish law with the courts of Barcelona.

Deposit methods named in the FAQ are credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, JCB, Diners Club and Discover), wire transfer, Capitalist, crypto through CoinGate and USDT. The account ranks article lists PayPal as a gold-rank option that is "under demand and only for mainstream traffic", so adult advertisers should not count on it.

As of October 2026 the front page states a minimum top-up of $100 and a minimum CPC of $0.001, and the terms set 20 USD as the minimum to start a specific campaign. The account ranks article says a single top-up of $500, $5,000 or $15,000 upgrades the account instantly to the matching rank for the current and the next month.

Two terms clauses matter for unspent money. Read in October 2026, the terms allow delivery to exceed the prepaid budget by up to 20%, invoiced afterwards and payable within 30 days. On termination the unused prepayment is refunded to the card used, or by PayPal, bank transfer or USDT at Pushground's discretion, with refund fees borne by the advertiser, bonuses excluded and no refund for amounts below 50 USD.

On content, the advertiser warrants that ads and landing pages are lawful, not misleading, free of malware and forced redirects, and do not infringe third-party rights. The pages publish no separate creative policy for adult campaigns.

Who it suits

Pushground fits an affiliate or creator who is comfortable with notification formats and wants to test offers by country on a prepaid cost-per-click budget. A creator with a fan page can use it to try paid acquisition without social media accounts, provided the landing page and creative pass moderation. It also suits a media buyer who values automation rules, quick A/B tests and an API.

It suits less well anyone who needs banner, native or video inventory, since the formats are notification and pop based. A buyer who needs predictable launch times should note the moderators' hours, and one who pays by PayPal should expect adult traffic to be excluded. Most of the useful rank rewards, such as whitelists, multi-country campaigns and moderation priority, start at silver or gold, so a small account works with the basic toolset. Disputes are also tightly bounded: the terms give an advertiser 2 months to bring any claim.