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Which network terms separate Mobile10 from neighbouring CPA networks? The available facts establish CPA, CPM, and Revshare terms, but provide no basis for comparing Mobile10 with named peers. Its agreement also makes commissions conditional on advertiser funds, a minimum threshold, and a traffic quality audit.
For buyers comparing affiliate networks, the useful question is whether those payment conditions fit their operating requirements.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- Name
- Mobile10
- Category
- Mobile apps
- Official site
- mobile-10.com · No link provided
- Facts checked
Which Mobile10 payment routes appear?
The homepage and agreement pages provide the following details, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Network terms: CPA, CPM, and Revshare for publishers and advertisers (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Payout frequency: every 15 days or upon request (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Payment methods: 8+ methods (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Publisher referral program: 7% (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Questions: more than 40 specialists available to answer them (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Operator: NOVERIX ENTERPRISE LTD. (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
What does the affiliate agreement cover?
The agreement sets out terms for parties applying to join as Mobile10 Network affiliates, including commission and promotion conditions. It states that Mobile10 Network is incorporated and operates under Seychelles law, and that the agreement is governed by the laws of the Seychelles.
The homepage lists the operator’s address as 103 Sham Peng Tong Plaza, Victoria, Mahe, Seychelles. The agreement page says it was last revised on June 7th, 2018. That revision date gives context for the document; check the agreement terms directly before relying on them.
Which network criteria remain comparable?
In general, buyers compare networks by payment basis, settlement conditions, tracking options, traffic rules, and support. Those criteria help frame a comparison, but the available facts establish no named peers or differences between their terms and Mobile10’s. Compare the written conditions that affect your own traffic and payment process.
Choose by settlement conditions, not reach
Choose a network whose payment conditions match your requirements for receiving commissions: Mobile10’s agreement makes affiliate commissions dependent on the network receiving funds from advertisers. It also says commissions are paid only when they exceed a specified minimum and pass a traffic quality audit.
Those gates matter if your evaluation requires settlement independent of advertiser funding, a clearly stated threshold, or a defined audit process. The agreement makes all three relevant to payment, while the supplied facts do not specify the threshold amount or audit criteria.
Affiliate commissions depend on Mobile10 Network receiving funds from advertisers; commissions are paid only if they exceed a specified minimum and pass a traffic quality audit. The provider states payouts are available every 15 days or upon request through 8+ payment methods.
How do postback and trafficback fit?
Mobile10 lists targeting settings, trafficback, and postback as publisher tools. It also describes data analysis by GEO, device, and ISP, giving publishers several named dimensions for reviewing traffic.
The provider says its publisher smartlink automatically displays the most effective offers. That is the provider’s description of how the tool routes offers; the facts do not specify its selection logic.
On the homepage, Mobile10 calls its dashboard fast and user friendly, and says code setup takes a minute. These are vendor claims rather than independent findings, so buyers assessing implementation should check the setup requirements for their own tracking arrangement.
When does Mobile10 release commissions?
The homepage states that payouts are available every 15 days or upon request through 8+ payment methods. The agreement gives a separate timing description: first-half monthly earnings are paid during 15 days starting from the first date of the next month, and second-half earnings during 15 days starting from its middle date.
Those descriptions come from different pages and should be read separately. The agreement also conditions commissions on Mobile10 Network receiving advertiser funds, exceeding a specified minimum, and passing a traffic quality audit. The homepage’s payout-frequency statement does not itself explain how those agreement conditions affect an individual payment.
Which stated tools support comparison?
The homepage presents four concrete items buyers can assess within Mobile10’s offer.
- Traffic analysis: the provider lists GEO, device, and ISP as dimensions.
- Tracking tools: Mobile10 names targeting settings, trafficback, and postback.
- Smartlink: the provider says it automatically displays the most effective offers.
- Support: the homepage states that more than 40 specialists are available to answer questions.
Which agreement limits narrow the choice?
The agreement places conditions on commissions and restricts some promotional practices; these are material terms to review before applying. The agreement page is the source for the conditions below.
- Commissions depend on Mobile10 Network receiving advertiser funds, and payment requires exceeding a specified minimum and passing a traffic quality audit.
- Mobile10 Network may hold payments during an investigation if it has reason to suspect affiliate fraud; it may also delete actions and withhold, freeze, or charge back commissions under specified circumstances.
- Affiliates may not use pre-populated fields or place Mobile10 Network ads on online auction platforms.
- Email, mobile messages, and SMS connected with the network must include an appropriate opt-out link; affiliates are responsible for applicable local taxes.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Who can work within the audit terms?
Mobile10 connects publishers and advertisers for mobile traffic monetization on CPA, CPM, and Revshare terms. Affiliate commissions depend on Mobile10 Network receiving funds from advertisers. Commissions are paid only if they exceed a specified minimum and pass a traffic quality audit.
Promotion must follow the agreement’s listed restrictions, including its requirements for messages and tax responsibilities. Before applying, check the written payment and promotion clauses against your traffic and settlement requirements.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations and setup requirements: details are missing from the pages read.
What do the payment and tracking terms answer?
Does the homepage payout statement match the agreement schedule?
The homepage payout statement says payments are available every 15 days or upon request, while the agreement describes timing by half-month earnings periods. These are separate statements from separate pages; the agreement also sets commission eligibility conditions that affect whether earnings are payable.
Which conditions affect whether commissions are paid?
The agreement ties affiliate commissions to Mobile10 Network receiving advertiser funds. The terms also allow Mobile10 Network to hold payments during an investigation if it has reason to suspect affiliate fraud.
Which tracking features does Mobile10 name?
Mobile10 names targeting settings, trafficback, and postback among its publisher tools. The provider also describes data analysis by GEO, device, and ISP. The homepage lists these capabilities, but does not give their implementation details.
What does the publisher smartlink claim to do?
The provider says the publisher smartlink automatically displays the most effective offers. That describes the claimed outcome, not the selection method. The available feature statement does not explain how offers are assessed or routed.
When may Mobile10 hold a payment during an investigation?
The agreement says Mobile10 Network may hold payments during an investigation if it has reason to suspect affiliate fraud. It separately permits deleting actions and withholding, freezing, or charging back commissions under specified circumstances.
What do message opt-out terms require?
The agreement requires email, mobile messages, and SMS sent in connection with the network to include an appropriate opt-out link. Affiliates should check that their message formats meet this stated condition before using them in connection with the network.
Choose by terms, not network rank
Fits if… CPA, CPM, or Revshare terms suit the buyer and the agreement’s payment conditions are acceptable.
Probably not if… settlement must be independent of advertiser funding or cannot be subject to the stated minimum and audit.
Main risk… the available evidence establishes Mobile10’s terms, not how they differ from named peers. Check the agreement’s payment and audit clauses before applying.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- mobile-10.comchecked
- mobile-10.com/agreement-en.htmlchecked
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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