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Overview

Paysale is a performance-based CPA network established in 2013, utilizing the Affise platform to manage over 3,000 campaigns in the iGaming, Crypto, and Dating niches. Primarily focusing on traffic from East Asian markets like Japan and South Korea, the network supports CPA, CPL, and CPS commission structures. Partners receive monthly settlements starting at $100 via several channels including PayPal and wire transfer, supplemented by a 2% referral rate.

Commission typeCPA, CPL, CPS, Sub-Affiliate
CommissionSub-Affiliate 2%
Payout frequencyOnce a month
Min payout100 $
Payment methodsPaxum, Bank Transfer, Webmoney, PayPal
Founded2013
SoftwareAffise
Target GEOs
2 countries
South KoreaJapan

Terms

The clauses in Paysale's terms that affect what you earn and when you get paid.

PayoutsOnce a month, with a 100 $ minimum.
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Last checked 4 Nov 2026

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