Dating and adult
CherryCash
Where does a network sit between publisher and advertiser? CherryCash describes itself as the affiliate program for Cherry.tv, targeting affiliates who drive traffic there. The practical catch is that its homepage, FAQ, and Terms give different payout schedules, thresholds, currencies, and method lists.
This is most relevant to publishers weighing a direct program against an intermediary, especially if payment terms need to be settled before campaign planning.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- CherryCash
- Category
- Dating and adult
- Official site
- cherrycash.com · No link provided
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What CherryCash lists for affiliates
The homepage and FAQ list the following terms and resources, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Revenue share: 25% of referred users’ spending for life* (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- CPA: payment for each new purchasing user, for exclusive partners (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Payout schedule: every two weeks (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Promotional tools: banners, smart links, text ads, live video ads, an iframe, and an API models database (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Questions: FAQ and contact options (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
Why Cherry.tv is the named destination
Cherry.tv is the destination CherryCash names for affiliate traffic; the FAQ describes CherryCash as the program behind it. The company says it accepts traffic worldwide, while the FAQ says applications from websites containing illegal content are rejected.
Cherry.tv describes its approach to retention and monetization as using gamification and social mechanisms. Its stated performer revenue share and platform perks are tied to performers’ level. These details describe the destination, rather than establishing additional offers for affiliates.
Adult and dating offers are restricted by law, age rules, or region in many places and are for adults only; check the network’s rules, platform rules, and local law before running traffic. This is not legal or financial advice.
Who identifies the click and supplies tools
CherryCash says each affiliate receives a unique ID to identify traffic from their sites, with optional sub IDs for distinguishing websites and tracking their performance.
The program lists online statistical reports, which it says are updated in real time, for monitoring campaigns. Its FAQ names ads, banners, live video ads, text ads, and referral banners in the Creative Library. The homepage separately lists smart links, an iframe, and an API models database among promotional tools.
The Terms grant affiliates a limited, non-exclusive, nontransferable, revocable right to use company promotional materials to advertise its websites or services. That permission is bounded by the agreement; the listed materials do not establish compatibility with a particular external tracker or platform.
How approval and promotion work
The Terms state that CherryCash reviews applications and has discretion to approve or reject them. The Terms require applicants applying for themselves to be over 18 and legally competent. The Terms also state that affiliates may only apply to the program using one account.
Before displaying advertising or promotional materials for the company’s websites, affiliates must obtain written company approval. The FAQ says the program accepts traffic worldwide, but that statement does not override its rejection rule for websites containing illegal content.
For postback tracking help, affiliates can contact their Account Manager or the listed email address.
How commissions and payouts diverge
CherryCash describes revenue share, CPA for exclusive partners, and a referral commission as separate earning models. The Terms also list standard commissions of 25% and a referral rate of 5%. The homepage’s revenue-share description says 25% of referred users’ spending “for life*.”
Payment details vary by source, so the published schedules should not be treated as one settled timetable:
- Homepage — payouts every two weeks — checked 2026-10-31.
- Terms — affiliate commission payouts on or before the 15th of each month — checked 2026-10-31.
- FAQ — commissions paid on the 5th of each month — checked 2026-10-31.
The Terms say pay-per-sale payouts require a cumulative minimum purchase of $8.99. They set a minimum payout of $100, with earnings carried forward until that balance is reached. The FAQ instead says payment is made when the month-end balance is at least €100, with lower balances carried over.
The withdrawal lists differ too: the Terms name wire transfer, Paxum, and PayPal, while the FAQ names wire transfer, PayPal, and cryptocurrency. CherryCash says joining the program is free, but the different payment statements leave key planning terms to clarify before relying on a payout schedule.
Which tools the program brings
The program provides a way to distinguish traffic by affiliate and website: affiliates receive a unique ID, and sub IDs on tracking links can distinguish websites and track their performance.
CherryCash lists online statistical reports for campaign monitoring and a Creative Library containing ads, banners, live video ads, text ads, and referral banners. The homepage also names smart links, an iframe, and an API models database as promotional tools.
For postback setup questions, affiliates can contact their Account Manager or the listed email address.
Which terms affiliates still carry
The written terms place approval and promotional control with the company, while charging affiliates with compliance. The Terms and FAQ also specify deductions and termination conditions.
- Applications are subject to company review, which retains discretion to approve or reject them.
- Affiliates need written company approval before displaying promotional materials for its websites.
- The Terms restrict affiliates to a single program account.
- The FAQ says chargeback amounts are deducted from partner earnings.
- The Terms prohibit spam and allow immediate termination if an affiliate uses it.
- Pay-per-sale payouts require a cumulative minimum purchase of $8.99, according to the Terms. The Terms also set a $100 payout minimum, while the FAQ gives a different threshold and currency.
Several payment details remain unresolved; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
When the Cherry.tv route fits
CherryCash fits a publisher’s plan when the intended destination is Cherry.tv and the publisher is weighing the program’s stated commission models. The homepage describes revenue share, while its CPA option is stated to be available to exclusive partners.
The fit also depends on whether affiliate IDs and optional sub IDs meet the publisher’s tracking needs; the FAQ describes sub IDs as a way to distinguish websites and track performance. The program says it accepts traffic worldwide, but that statement sits alongside its content-related rejection rule. Before applying, check the destination, access conditions, and the payment terms that would govern the account.
What to compare with direct programs
When comparing direct programs, check whether each one covers the offer scope you need, what attribution tools it provides, and how access decisions are made. Compare payout terms and publisher obligations in the written agreement, then assess whether those conditions fit your traffic operation.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations and setup requirements: connected systems and configuration steps
Questions about CherryCash terms
Which payment schedule should affiliates use?
The payment schedule differs across CherryCash’s own pages. The homepage says payouts are made every two weeks, the Terms schedule commission payouts on or before the 15th of each month, and the FAQ says commissions are paid on the 5th. Affiliates should check which schedule applies to their account.
Who can access the CPA option?
CherryCash’s homepage says the CPA option is available to exclusive partners and pays for each new user who makes a purchase.
Which payout threshold and currency do the pages specify?
The Terms set a $100 minimum payout and say earnings carry forward until the balance reaches it. The FAQ instead describes payment at a month-end balance of at least €100, with lower balances carried over. These are conflicting statements from the Terms and FAQ, rather than one consistent threshold.
Which withdrawal methods are listed?
The Terms list wire transfer, Paxum, and PayPal, while the FAQ lists wire transfer, PayPal, and cryptocurrency. Because the two lists differ, affiliates should establish which methods apply to their account before planning withdrawals.
Which law governs disputes?
The Terms say the agreement is governed by Cyprus law and disputes fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of Cyprus. This is the stated contractual position; affiliates reviewing the agreement should consider how that clause applies to their own situation. This is not legal advice.
How can affiliates contact the company?
The Terms say affiliates may email the company with queries, and the FAQ directs users to its listed email address for assistance. For postback setup help, the program also names an Account Manager or the listed email address.
Proceed only if the terms fit
Fits if the campaign is built around referrals to Cherry.tv and the publisher is prepared for application review and written approval of promotional materials.
Probably not if payment planning requires one settled schedule and threshold before an account is considered; the Terms and FAQ state different payout details.
Main risk… committing to a commission plan before confirming which written payment terms apply to the affiliate account.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- cherrycash.comchecked
- cherrycash.com/terms-and-conditionschecked
- cherrycash.com/faqchecked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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