Mobile10

The Agreement Defines Affiliate Participation

The agreement applies to parties applying to participate as Mobile10 Network affiliates, according to the provider’s agreement checked on 2026-10-31. It places the arrangement under Seychelles law and says Mobile10 Network is incorporated and operates under those laws.

The agreement’s last revision date is June 7th, 2018, according to that document checked on 2026-10-31. That date is historical context; it does not establish whether the terms have since changed. Publishers should read the agreement presented for participation and compare it with the applicable campaign terms.

Advertisers Set Campaigns; Publishers Monetize

Mobile10 describes advertisers as running CPM, CPA, and CPL campaigns, while its broader network description connects advertisers with publishers on CPA, CPM, and Revshare terms. The distinction matters: the advertiser campaign formats listed on the homepage are not identical to the network’s stated monetization terms.

For publishers, the vendor says its smartlink automatically displays the offers it describes as “most effective”*. The vendor describes data analysis by GEO, device, and ISP.

Targeting and Postback Shape Campaign Work

According to the homepage checked on 2026-10-31, the vendor states that it offers targeting settings, trafficback, and postback.

The provider describes its dashboard as fast and user friendly, and says code setup takes a minute. These are vendor claims rather than independently verified measures. The homepage also states that its team improves campaign performance in real time. Publishers assessing the workflow should distinguish these product descriptions from details about the settings and integrations they will need to supply.

Payment Timing Meets Funding Conditions

The homepage and agreement give different payout timing language, so the two statements should be read side by side rather than treated as interchangeable.

• Homepage — payouts every 15 days or upon request through 8+ payment methods; checked 2026-10-31.
• Agreement — first-half monthly earnings are paid during 15 days starting from the first date of the next month; checked 2026-10-31.
• Agreement — second-half earnings are paid during 15 days starting from its middle date; checked 2026-10-31.

The agreement also makes commissions conditional on Mobile10 Network receiving funds from advertisers. It says commissions are paid only if they exceed a specified minimum and pass a traffic quality audit. The homepage’s upon-request wording does not resolve how it relates to the agreement’s payment schedule or conditions.

Separately, the homepage says its publisher referral program pays 7%, according to the page checked on 2026-10-31. That is a referral-program statement, distinct from the agreement’s affiliate commission conditions.

Shared Network Tools Reduce Separate Sourcing

Mobile10 states that it connects publishers and advertisers on CPA, CPM, and Revshare terms.

The provider names GEO, device, and ISP analysis, plus targeting settings, trafficback, and postback. It also describes a publisher smartlink that selects offers automatically. These are stated tools, not evidence of campaign outcomes.

The homepage says more than 40 specialists are available to answer questions, according to the page checked on 2026-10-31. For a publisher, that is an advertised support resource; the source does not specify its scope or response terms.

Agreement Rules Retain Publisher Duties

The agreement leaves publishers with operational and payment obligations beyond choosing campaign terms. Mobile10 says commissions depend on receiving advertiser funds, and payment also 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, according to the agreement.
• The agreement assigns affiliates responsibility for taxes applicable in their jurisdiction.
• Affiliates may not use pre-populated fields, and must not place Mobile10 Network ads on online auction platforms, under the agreement.
• Messages sent in connection with the network, including email, mobile messages, and SMS, must include an appropriate opt-out link.
• The agreement allows Mobile10 Network to delete actions and withhold, freeze, or charge back commissions under specified circumstances.

These terms make campaign participation subject to continuing compliance and possible commission adjustments, not only payment timing. More details that could affect setup are listed under What we could not confirm.

Direct Programs Shift Deal Control

In general, a buyer comparing an aggregator network with a direct affiliate program can compare who controls access, campaign terms, tracking arrangements, and payment conditions. A direct program may place those decisions with an individual advertiser, while an aggregator network may centralize them; the specific arrangement should be checked in each provider’s terms.

Fit Depends on Role and Payment Exposure

Mobile10 describes connecting publishers and advertisers on CPA, CPM, and Revshare terms. Its agreement states that commissions depend on the network receiving funds from advertisers and are paid only if they exceed a specified minimum and pass a traffic quality audit. The vendor also states that it offers targeting settings, trafficback, and postback.

The agreement states that commissions depend on Mobile10 Network receiving funds from advertisers and are paid only if they exceed a specified minimum and pass a traffic quality audit. Compare those payment conditions with your cash-flow requirements and operating rules before applying.

Questions About Mobile10’s Publisher Terms

Who does the agreement cover?

The agreement covers parties applying to participate as Mobile10 Network affiliates, according to the provider’s agreement. It therefore describes affiliate participation rather than setting out terms for every party that encounters a campaign. Publishers should read the agreement alongside any campaign-specific terms before taking part.

How does advertised payout frequency relate to the agreement schedule?

The homepage states that payouts are available every 15 days or upon request, while the agreement describes payment windows tied to earnings in each half of a month. Those are different descriptions, and the pages do not explain how the request option relates to the agreement schedule. Check the applicable terms before relying on a particular payment date.

What conditions gate commission payments?

The agreement says commissions depend on Mobile10 Network receiving advertiser funds, exceeding a specified minimum, and passing a traffic quality audit. These are separate conditions in the provider’s payment terms. A publisher should assess all of them together rather than treating an advertised payout schedule as the only payment requirement.

Which tracking tools does Mobile10 name?

The homepage names targeting settings, trafficback, and postback as tools offered by the provider. These are the tracking-related functions established by the available product description. The publisher should confirm how each tool applies to the campaign and account before planning its implementation.

When may Mobile10 hold payments?

The agreement says Mobile10 Network may hold payments during an investigation if it has reason to suspect affiliate fraud. This is a stated contractual condition, not a description of a routine payment delay. Publishers should read the agreement’s investigation provision alongside its other commission and payment terms.

What does the message opt-out rule require?

The agreement requires email, mobile messages, and SMS sent in connection with the network to include an appropriate opt-out link. The requirement applies to each of those message types, as stated by the provider. Publishers planning network-related communications should account for that term in their messaging process.

Proceed Only If Payment Conditions Fit

Fits if a publisher wants network-based access to advertiser campaigns and accepts the agreement’s funding and audit conditions.

Probably not if advertiser-funding dependence or the agreement’s commission controls conflict with the publisher’s operating requirements.

Main risk… planning around advertised payment timing without resolving how it fits the agreement’s schedule and conditions. Read the agreement and clarify the terms that apply to the intended campaign before proceeding.

Sources

Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.

• mobile-10.comchecked 2026-10-31
• mobile-10.com/agreement-en.htmlchecked 2026-10-31

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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