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RealPush

RealPush describes itself as a global advertising network for advertisers and publishers. The provider’s homepage lists a $50 minimum advertising deposit and a $50 minimum publisher payout.

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Name: RealPush
Category: Other affiliate programs
Official site: realpush.net · No link provided
Facts checked: 2026-10-31

Advertisers and publishers have separate routes

The provider’s homepage and legal page confirm these roles and conditions, checked on 2026-10-31.

Network: described as a global advertising network for advertisers and publishers (provider homepage).
Formats: OnClick (Popunder), classic Push, In-Page Push, and Native (provider homepage).
Advertiser minimum deposit: the provider’s homepage lists $50.
Publisher minimum payout: the provider’s homepage lists $50.
Service condition: offered to businesses only (provider legal page).

Four formats define the listed ad inventory

RealPush lists four ad formats, with CPM pricing for Popunder and Native and CPC pricing for Push and In-Page Push. The provider describes those pricing bases as part of its self-service platform, rather than setting one basis across every format.

That distinction gives advertisers a format-specific starting point when choosing how to buy traffic. The provider’s listed inventory includes OnClick (Popunder), classic Push, In-Page Push, and Native ads. For campaign planning, confirm which format and pricing basis apply to the campaign before committing funds.

Binom, Keitaro, and Voluum join the map

Advertisers configure campaigns, publishers supply traffic, and RealPush describes its role as connecting both sides through an advertising network. Advertisers can set up postback tracking in campaign settings, while the provider names Binom, Keitaro, and Voluum as supported tracking platforms.

RealPush also says its API supports campaign automation, reporting, and ad management. The provider states that campaign and traffic statistics use UTC.

A map of advertisers and publishers around RealPush, with campaign tracking and reporting tools named by the provider. — The diagram maps roles and mechanisms described on RealPush’s pages. Built from facts published on realpush.net; checked 2026-10-31.

Approval precedes the stated traffic start

RealPush says a campaign starts receiving traffic within 10 minutes after approval. That timing follows moderation: the provider says review takes up to 2 hours during business hours and up to 6 hours outside them.

The provider lists creative mismatch, aggressive or suggestive visuals, shock content, and policy violations as common rejection reasons. These are stated review conditions, not a promise that a submitted campaign will be approved or start at a particular time.

RealPush says users can contact a dedicated account manager for help with postback setup.

The provider’s described campaign sequence runs from moderation to approval and then a stated traffic start. — The traffic-start timing is a provider claim. Built from facts published on realpush.net; checked 2026-10-31.

Deposits and payouts start at $50

Advertisers need a minimum deposit of $50, while publishers face a separate minimum payout of $50, according to the provider’s homepage checked on 2026-10-31. The two thresholds apply to different sides of the network and should be assessed separately.

The provider lists wire transfer, Capitalist, and USDT TRC-20 as payment methods and states that there are no platform fees. That fee statement is the provider’s wording; check the applicable payment terms before relying on it.

For self-service campaigns, the provider lists CPM pricing for Popunder and Native ads, and CPC pricing for Push and In-Page Push ads. These format-based pricing terms are separate from the deposit and payout thresholds.

The two stated minimums separate advertiser funding from publisher payout. — The provider lists separate advertiser and publisher minimums. Built from facts published on realpush.net; checked 2026-10-31.

The network groups campaign work

The provider lists OnClick (Popunder), classic Push, In-Page Push, and Native formats, giving advertisers several named inventory types within the network.

Advertisers can configure postback tracking in campaign settings, and RealPush names Binom, Keitaro, and Voluum as supported tracking platforms. The provider also says its API supports campaign automation, reporting, and ad management.

For postback setup, the provider says advertisers can contact a dedicated account manager. This help is tied to that setup task, so campaign teams should still check what work their own tracking and reporting process requires.

A format map pairs the listed ad types with CPM or CPC pricing as stated by the provider. — The provider’s self-service pricing separates CPM and CPC formats. Built from facts published on realpush.net; checked 2026-10-31.

Publishers still plan around network conditions

RealPush provides its services to businesses only.

The provider’s homepage lists a $50 minimum publisher payout, which publishers need to account for when planning settlement.
Campaign moderation is stated to take up to 2 hours during business hours and up to 6 hours outside them.
The listed common rejection reasons include creative mismatch, aggressive or suggestive visuals, shock content, and policy violations.
RealPush says it provides services to businesses only.
RealPush states that it is neither willing nor obliged to take part in proceedings before a consumer arbitration board.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Business buyers need campaign-level control

RealPush is a conditional fit for business advertisers and publishers whose workflow can use the network’s stated campaign tracking and named tracker integrations.

Its API is described as supporting campaign automation, reporting, and ad management, while postback tracking is configured in campaign settings. Those touchpoints do not establish compatibility beyond the named systems or remove the need to plan campaign operations. Before signing up, check the written moderation conditions against your campaign requirements.

Compare networks by role and settlement

When comparing networks, check whether they serve advertisers, publishers, or both, then compare their pricing basis, tracking arrangements, and payment terms. In general, those criteria clarify which side of a campaign the network handles and what separate processes a buyer must manage.

What we could not confirm

Payout schedule: timing and payment cycle details.
Currencies: supported settlement currencies.
Holds and reserves: conditions affecting payable balances.
Publisher eligibility: accepted verticals, regions, and traffic sources.
Advertiser controls: audience targeting and inventory choices.
Registration: approval criteria and access steps.
Refunds and disputes: procedures for deposits and payouts.
Independent evidence: verification of vendor claims or publisher outcomes.

Questions about RealPush’s campaign terms

How do advertiser deposits differ from publisher payouts?

Advertiser deposits fund campaign buying, while publisher payouts are amounts paid to publishers; RealPush lists a separate minimum for each side. The provider’s homepage gives the same threshold for both, but the deposit and payout remain distinct network transactions.

What does RealPush say about campaign moderation?

RealPush says campaign moderation takes up to 2 hours during business hours and up to 6 hours outside them.

Which terms and policies does RealPush list?

The legal page lists separate terms and policies for advertisers and publishers, as well as API, Automation & MCP Terms for both groups. These are distinct documents to review for the applicable role and tools before entering a business relationship.

What details does the RealPush contact form request?

The contact form is intended for advertiser, publisher, and business inquiries, and requests an email address, name, messenger username, and message. The listed contact-point languages are English and German.

Fits setups that accept the stated handoffs

Fits if a business workflow needs a network connecting advertisers and publishers, and can use the stated postback and tracker touchpoints.

Main risk… the provider’s homepage lists a $50 minimum publisher payout, so publishers should check that minimum against their plans.

Sources

Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.

realpush.netchecked 2026-10-31
realpush.net/legal/impressumchecked 2026-10-31
realpush.net/legalchecked 2026-10-31
realpush.net/contactschecked 2026-10-31

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.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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