iMonetizeIt

What iMonetizeIt is

iMonetizeIt is an affiliate network that pays publishers for traffic sent to advertiser offers, through two products: a Smartlink and individual CPA offers. The registration form offers "Smartlink" and "CPA" as the two account types, and the site says its goal is to help users monetize all of their worldwide traffic. The verticals it names are dating, niche dating, sweepstakes, iGaming and XGames, and the pages do not describe adult brands, so adult-traffic affiliates would be using it for dating offers. The registration form asks for personal and traffic details and a confirmation of the terms.

The footer names the company as iMonetizeIt LTD at 1202 Emperor Group Centre, 288 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, and the affiliate terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

How earning works here

The Smartlink is the product the site explains most. The Smartlink page presents it as a new way to earn more from existing traffic, with an algorithm that picks the offers it expects to convert for each visitor and shows them to that audience. An audience analyzer helps affiliates understand who their traffic is. The dating Smartlink article says the algorithm takes into account the traffic vertical, country, operator, operating system and device type of the users who see a campaign, so that the affiliate manages "1 link = 1 traffic flow" rather than many separate campaigns. If a visitor drops an offer, the site says the system automatically connects them to another one. The Smartlink page claims it works even on apps, social, native, push and email traffic, and that affiliates do not have to register multiple domains, rent servers or buy tracker subscriptions.

An affiliate who prefers direct offers uses the CPA side. The CPA page explains that a CPA link forwards users to the advertiser's product and that the publisher is paid for an action a user takes, and that managers will select top offers at an affiliate's request. Its list of verticals there is dating, niche dating and XGames, and it names the pricing models as CPA, CPS, Credit Card and PIN Submit, the last being a mobile model where users activate a subscription by confirming a PIN. The network says each affiliate gets promo links from "a simple-to-use tool". The page lists four benefits of its CPA setup: fast distribution of an affiliate's campaign availability, easy promo link generation, optimization through in-depth data mining and evaluation, and an accurate forecast of business performance.

The home page describes the other verticals in its own words. Sweepstakes offers cover gift cards, surveys and vouchers, and the site says Tier 1 traffic can promote "500+ offers with numerous payment models". For iGaming the site claims "over 50+ offers direct from advertisers", regular tournaments and rewards. The dating vertical page says the network provides "a variety of offers, Smartlinks, GEOs and more from leading brands", and gives tips: quality leads matter more than volume, creatives matter, and tier 2 and tier 3 countries suit a beginner.

Support and tools: the home page says the network accepts "200+ GEOS", that every user gets AdsBridge free to optimize ad campaigns, and that a personal manager is assigned to each partner. It also lists rewards and giveaways as part of the platform. The FAQ explains domain setup in detail: an affiliate can park a domain with a CNAME record pointing to a host name the network gives, and a link created on it can be tested by creating a Smartlink and following it, because an "inactive" status does not always mean a problem. The FAQ also covers adding an SSL certificate to the domain.

Registration asks for a name, e-mail, password, birth date, an IM contact, the affiliate's company, which CPA networks they have used before, and the traffic source: forums, Facebook or Instagram, YouTube, Google ads, Telegram or other.

Money and rules

The FAQ explains what earns money: the network pays "only for action (registration, subscription)", and the action depends on the offer, so a dating offer pays for a registration and an XGames offer for a registration or a credit card subscription. The price of each registration shows in the Smartlink conversions tab, while the statistics show EPM, EPC and EPU. The FAQ says there are no affiliate levels or ratings, and that only advertisers can raise payouts. It gives three payment bases, and says only NET 15 and NET 30 are available by default: NET 7 can be picked after an affiliate has received 2 payments on the NET 15 basis, and the affiliate terms call NET 7 an exceptional condition granted at the network's decision. On NET 7, requests are created every Monday for the previous 7 days. On NET 15, they are created every second Monday for the previous 14 days. On NET 30, one request is created every fourth Monday for the previous 4 weeks.

The payout rails are Paxum, Skrill, Dana, Bitcoin, USDT on the TRC20 or ERC20 network and wire transfer, and the minimum balance to request a payout depends on the method. As of October 2026 the FAQ list runs from $80 for Paxum, Skrill and Dana to $1000 for wire transfer, with Bitcoin and USDT in between, and it allows a smaller USDT withdrawal if the publisher bears the transfer commission. The affiliate terms add that an affiliate can choose other available payment methods agreed by the parties, with Paxum, Payoneer and PayPal given as examples, each with its own minimum. Requests are created automatically on Mondays once a default method is set. The FAQ says payments are made manually after statistics are collected and traffic is checked for fraud, which is why money does not arrive on the request day, and that payments are not processed on weekends and holidays; the affiliate terms say payments are processed within 7 business days after each payment period. An advance payout is possible for an affiliate with high weekly volume, arranged through the manager. The terms also say that when an account is closed, unpaid commission below the minimum payout amount is not paid out.

The referral program pays a share of what a referred affiliate earns, for a limited time. In October 2026 the FAQ puts it at 5% of the referral's Smartlink income, "limited on time", paid from the network's own funds and not deducted from the referred affiliate. The affiliate terms base it on the net revenue the referred affiliate generates during the first 90 days after the referral is established, for newly established accounts only, and not for accounts suspended or terminated for fraud.

On rules, the website terms of use say the site is for users who are 18 years of age or older, and the affiliate terms require an individual affiliate to be over 18 or the legal age in their country. The registration form asks for a birth date. The affiliate terms say iMonetizeIt "strongly advises that the Affiliate review this Agreement with an attorney before acceptance", and that disputes are settled by negotiation first, with a referral to court if they are not resolved within 1 calendar month. The FAQ says the network accepts any type of traffic from all countries except its forbidden sources: email and SMS traffic, incent and fraudulent traffic, creatives with zoo or minors themes or any mention of celebrities, manhunt.net traffic on the niche dating vertical, and chaturbate.com traffic on all verticals. That email ban sits awkwardly beside the Smartlink page's claim that the link works on email traffic, and the FAQ is the stricter text. Forbidden traffic can bring a penalty charge and a blocked account, and quality is policed by an anti-fraud system with proxy filtering plus advertiser feedback. The affiliate terms add a list of illegal and prohibited content, which includes highly graphic sexual acts that would be likely to offend a reasonable adult, zero tolerance for spamming, and the right to withhold payment for an abnormal number of chargebacks or refunds.

Who it suits and who it does not

iMonetizeIt suits an affiliate with dating, sweepstakes or iGaming traffic who wants either a Smartlink that handles matching by country, device and operator, or a manager who will pick CPA offers on request. The wide choice of payment methods, with Paxum, Skrill and Dana carrying the lowest minimum, makes small payouts possible, and the NET 7 option is the fastest schedule listed, though it opens only after two NET 15 payments.

It is less suitable for a creator or performer, since there is nothing here for selling content. An affiliate whose traffic is adult-only will find dating the nearest fit among the verticals the site names. The higher thresholds for USDT and wire are the clear caveat, since a small publisher may take a long time to reach them. Per-registration prices appear only inside the account, in the Smartlink conversions tab, so the numbers come after signing up.