Monger Cash

What Monger Cash is

Monger Cash is the affiliate program for a portfolio of hardcore amateur paysites built around travel-diary and pickup formats, with Asian, European, Latin, trans and mature niches. It pays affiliates a recurring revenue share on the memberships their traffic buys, and a second tier on the revenue of affiliates they refer. The home page is in English and dates the portfolio to 2006. Joining starts from a sign-up form linked beside every brand.

The program speaks to affiliates who want a named set of paysites to send niche traffic to. Its welcome text promises "a wide array of promotional tools and a close, personalized affiliate support experience" and describes the business as an "ever-growing portfolio of original, well-branded hardcore paysites with rare and exclusively shot content". The same text says the portfolio "has been proven to convert your traffic into sales". Those are the program's own descriptions of itself.

How earning works here

The program has two payout models, both set out in the Programs section of the home page. The first is a recurring revenue share: the affiliate is paid again each time a referred member renews, and the welcome text says affiliates keep earning "as customers enjoy our exciting members areas month after month". The second is a referral program for affiliates who bring in other affiliates, paid as a share of revenue. Each model has its own "start making money" button that leads to the sign-up form.

Tracking and promo tools run on NATS 4, the affiliate program software the home page names. One of the site descriptions says members of the program get a variety of promotional tools through that software, and lists "attractive photo & video hosted galleries, static & animated banners and photo content sets to create your own galleries if you like." The same description still calls the program VD Bucks, an older name that survives in that one paragraph. The Tools section of the home page adds six items: high CTR banners, picture and video galleries, embeddable content, hosted tube clips, promo codes and custom requests. Promo codes and hosted clips are the tools an affiliate without a site of their own can work with most directly, since a code or a link to a hosted clip can be posted anywhere the affiliate's audience already is. Custom requests signal that the program will make material to order.

The paysites are the product list, and the home page gives each brand a short pitch written for affiliates:

• Euro Sex Diary is described as the newest spin-off of what the page calls "one of the strongest brands in porn today". It keeps its host's diary vlogging format and moves it from city to city across Europe.
• Asian Sex Diary follows one man's travelogue through several Asian countries, and the banner at the top of the page says it is updated every single day. The page flags it with a note: "Special conditional promotion rule applies. Inquire with us via email to get started."
• MILF Trip targets mature traffic with a concept of traveling the US and the world. The pitch mentions HD content, regular updates, a large assortment of promotional materials and a mobile friendly site.
• Paradise GFs is a vacation-themed site in HD that records a couple's holiday in a daily format, and its pitch points affiliates to its promo content.
• Trike Patrol and TukTuk Patrol are pickup-format sites shot in the Philippines and Thailand by the same crew. The Trike Patrol pitch says the latest episodes are shot in HD and that the site performs well "on blogs, TGPs or any other Asian related site".
• Hello Lady Boy is a Thai trans site in what the page calls a "'dating network' style", with updates 3x a week.
• Toticos is an amateur Latin site shot in the Dominican Republic, described as raw and unscripted.

For an affiliate the value of these pitches is in the matching. Each one says which audience the brand is for: Asian-interest pages for the two Patrol sites and the Asian diary, mature traffic for MILF Trip, trans-interest traffic for Hello Lady Boy, Latin amateur audiences for Toticos. Every brand has two buttons, one to view the site and one to become an affiliate, so a newcomer can start from the single site that fits their traffic and add others later. All of the brands share one account, one software platform and one set of tools.

The home page also links a login for existing affiliates, a Resources page, a Contact Us section and the Terms and Conditions. The login is a plain username and password form with a password reset link.

Money and rules

The payout model is recurring revenue share for the life of the membership, with a referral tier on top. In October 2026 the Programs section of the home page lists the first as "Recurring Rev-Share ( 50% Recurring )", and the welcome text calls it "50% Lifetime Recurring Revenue Sharing". The same section lists the second as "Webmaster Referral ( 5% of Revenue )". Those two rates are the whole of the published rate card.

The home page does not publish a payout minimum, a payment schedule or a payout method. Those terms, along with approval rules and traffic restrictions, sit in the Terms and Conditions linked from the footer and in the affiliate area behind the login.

One rule is visible up front. Asian Sex Diary cannot simply be promoted like the other brands: its conditional promotion rule means an affiliate has to write to the program first.

The welcome text adds two promises that are sales language and nothing firmer. It says affiliates "will literally make money in your sleep" and that the support experience is "second to none". The copyright line on the home page reads 2017, which is the most recent date printed on it.

Who it suits and who it does not

Monger Cash suits an affiliate with traffic in the niches its brands cover: Asian amateur travel content, mature models, Latin amateur content or trans interest. Someone who wants a recurring share instead of one-time payments has a reason to look, because the model pays for as long as the member stays. The referral tier is a small extra for an affiliate who knows other affiliates and can bring them in. An affiliate who already works with NATS 4 elsewhere will recognize the software.

It is a narrower program than a multi-vertical network. Every brand is hardcore and built on a travel or pickup format, which fits a limited set of audiences and rules out anyone who needs mainstream, dating or softer offers. A media buyer who wants CPA offers or a smartlink will find one payout model here and a second tier, both revenue share. The practical caveats are the usual ones for a program that keeps its terms behind sign-up: the payout rails and the threshold have to be read in the affiliate terms before any traffic is sent, and the 2017 date on the home page suggests the public copy has not been refreshed for some time.