Affiliate Network
Companies offering affiliate network in the iGaming industry — 193 listed.
Win-Offers is a recently established iGaming affiliate program founded in 2024, positioning itself as a partner-driven platform with exclusive casino and betting offers tailored for specific European markets including Hungary, Germany, the DACH region, and Ukraine. The company operates with a small, transparent team and offers affiliates flexible payment schedules, no restrictions on GEO or traffic sources, and a bonus incentive for reaching 30 validated first-time deposits within the first month. Despite its short history, Win-Offers has quickly appeared on affiliate directories like AffPaying and iGaming Affiliate Programs, indicating active recruitment. The program’s focus on underserved markets and its lean structure make it a distinctive player in the iGaming affiliate space.

VerdeAds
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
VerdeAds is a Dubai-based performance marketing affiliate network that specializes in driving scalable revenue through proprietary, in-house eCommerce offers. Founded in 2023 by Conor Graham, the company positions itself as a data-driven partner for affiliates, advertisers, and media buyers, focusing on reliable tracking, on-time payments, and long-term partnerships. VerdeAds combines its own high-converting consumer product funnels with a full-service affiliate network model, offering publishers access to exclusive offers, creative assets, and campaign management. The company is particularly active in the iGaming and lead-generation verticals, where it leverages its expertise in performance-based media buying to help partners scale. VerdeAds maintains a strong community presence by hosting industry events, including conferences in Budapest and Barcelona, and is recognised as a silver sponsor at key affiliate marketing gatherings. With a lean team of 2–10 employees, the company prioritises agility and direct relationship-building. Its official website is verde-ads.com, and it operates under the legal entity Verde Ads FZ-LLC.

upyield
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
upyield is a global performance marketing and media buying agency founded in 2021 and headquartered in Amsterdam, with roots in Berlin. The company specialises in data-driven user acquisition and lead generation across multiple verticals, including home services, insurance, finance, legal, dating, and mobile app installs. It positions itself as a “one-stop-shop” for performance marketing, offering lead generation, mobile app install (CPI) campaigns, and full-service agency support. The agency works with world‑renowned brands such as Amazon, Starbucks, HBO Max, and Douglas, delivering high‑intent leads and clean traffic across Europe, North America, and Asia. upyield operates a lean, globally distributed team of roughly 22 industry experts, with a focus on transparency, fraud management, and GDPR‑compliant data handling. The company reports generating over 20,000 qualified leads per month and has facilitated more than €50 million in partner revenue. Its internal media buying team manages multi‑seven‑figure budgets across channels like Meta, Facebook, Instagram, Google, and YouTube.

TwinRed
Barcelona, Spain
TwinRed is a Barcelona‑based digital advertising network that specialises in 18+ performance marketing, offering a self‑serve platform and openRTB capabilities. The company connects advertisers with premium traffic through popunders, interstitials, banners, and video placements, supported by real‑time bidding, advanced targeting (by country, device, browser, IP, etc.), retargeting engines, and full tracking tokens. Publishers can monetise traffic via private marketplace setups, XML integrations, and granular price and media controls. Founded through the acquisition and rebranding of the earlier network Double Impact by CEO Peter Rabenseifner in late 2019, TwinRed underwent a restructuring that expanded the technology team and refined operations. Today, the company operates offices in Barcelona (management/sales), Los Angeles (IT & finance), and Budapest (IT), with a team of about 35 employees. TwinRed emphasises ad compliance with proprietary fraud‑prevention tools and constant campaign screening, and it provides personalised account management for both direct advertisers and publisher networks. Its mission centres on delivering solid technology, quality traffic, and efficient support, with a strong focus on data‑driven optimisation.

Trinity Network
Tustin, California, USA
Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) is the world's largest religious television network, reaching every inhabited continent with 24-hour Christian programming. Founded in 1973 by Paul and Jan Crouch, the network began as a single low-power UHF station in Southern California and has since expanded into a family of over 30 global networks. TBN’s headquarters are in Tustin, California, after relocating from Costa Mesa in 2017. The network operates four main channels in the United States: TBN, TBN Inspire, Positiv, and Enlace, plus a streaming service called TBN+. It is structured as a non-profit church corporation under the name Trinity Broadcasting of Texas, Inc., and relies on viewer donations. Since 2015, the network has been led by Matt Crouch, son of the founders. Despite controversies over financial practices and the lavish lifestyles of its founders, TBN remains a dominant force in faith-based media, with an audience that spans the globe. A fun fact: Paul and Jan Crouch originally partnered with Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker, but the Bakkers left in 1975.

Traffic Junky
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
TrafficJunky is a global, self-serve CPM-based digital advertising platform that specialises in adult traffic. Founded in 2008 in Montreal, Canada, it operates as the exclusive advertising network for some of the world’s most visited adult entertainment websites, including Pornhub, YouPorn, RedTube, Tube8 and Thumbzilla. The platform serves an average of 4.63 billion ad impressions daily from more than 150 million daily visitors, making it one of the largest adult ad networks by reach. TrafficJunky’s fully automated platform offers granular targeting by geography, device, demographics, and ad placement, along with real-time analytics and auto-optimisation to improve conversion rates. Advertisers can choose from a range of formats—display banners, pop-under ads, and mobile interstitials—with flexible budgeting and no minimum deposit. The network is particularly popular with media buyers in adult dating, AI companion offers, iGaming, health and beauty, and sexual wellness. Owned by Aylo (formerly MindGeek), TrafficJunky remains a dominant force in adult advertising, praised for its high-quality, high-volume traffic and data-driven performance tools. Its mission is to help businesses maximise campaign ROI by connecting them with engaged audiences across premium adult properties.

ToTheMoon
Limassol, Cyprus
Tothemoon (styled as “Tothemoon” or “ToTheMoon”) is a Cyprus‑based cryptocurrency exchange that launched in 2017 with the mission to “reinvent digital finance.” The platform offers a full suite of crypto‑asset services, including spot trading, custody, staking, a crypto card, over‑the‑counter (OTC) trading, and API access. It supports both retail and institutional clients and provides a listing programme for token projects to be added to the exchange. The company operates under the regulatory framework of the European Union’s Markets in Crypto‑Assets (MiCA) regulation, having been authorised by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC). Its legal entity for European Economic Area clients is Brilliantscope Trading Limited, registered in Limassol, Cyprus. Outside the EEA, services may be provided by Tothemoon Global Inc., incorporated in Panama. Tothemoon markets itself as the “fastest growing crypto exchange in the world,” emphasising a user‑friendly mobile app and a broad selection of listed coins. While its team page states “offices in Europe and employees across the globe,” the exact headcount is not publicly disclosed. The exchange’s product range includes buy/sell functionality, market trading, custody, transfers, staking, and card‑related services, as detailed in its terms of use. Despite its growth, the company’s leadership team is not publicly named on its official channels, and no independent sources confirm current C‑level executives.

The Lead Wolves
Madrid, Spain
The Lead Wolves is an exclusive affiliate marketing network founded in 2020 and headquartered in Madrid, Spain. The company operates as a curated, invite-only platform that connects high-quality advertisers with vetted affiliates, focusing on high-converting offers in verticals such as iGaming, gambling, and performance marketing. With a lean team of 2–10 employees, The Lead Wolves positions itself as a boutique partner that provides personalized account management and custom campaign solutions. The network uses Everflow software for tracking and reporting, offering CPL (Cost Per Lead) and CPA-based campaigns with a fixed 2% commission and a minimum payout of $500. The company emphasizes a customer-service-oriented approach, giving both advertisers and affiliates dedicated support and strategic advice. Its mission reflects wolf pack values of loyalty, strength, and smart hunting, aiming to deliver the right deal at the right time. Despite its small size, The Lead Wolves serves a global clientele and maintains a strong presence in the European affiliate marketing scene.

the fellas ads
Rozengracht 207C, 1016 LZ, Amsterdam, Netherlands
The Fellas Ads is a privately held performance marketing agency headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, founded in 2020. The company specializes in cost-per-lead (CPL) campaigns, connecting publishers with advertisers across verticals such as lead generation, e-commerce, nutraceuticals, antivirus software, and iGaming. With a lean team of around 29 employees, the agency differentiates itself through a partnership-driven approach emphasizing trust, transparency, and results. Its affiliate program offers global CPL campaigns with 60-day cookie windows and weekly wire transfer payouts. The Fellas Ads actively participates in industry events like the Affiliate Club Expo (ACE) in Amsterdam and has built a strong social media presence. The company operates from its office at Rozengracht 207C in Amsterdam and serves a network of over 3,000 followers online.
TerraLeads (branded as Terra Leads) is a global CPA (Cost Per Action) affiliate network and direct advertiser specializing in nutraceutical offers. Operating in over 65 countries, the network provides more than 6,000 cash-on-delivery (COD) and straight-sale offers spanning beauty, diet, health, and adult categories. The platform describes itself as “the world’s first CPA Hub,” positioning it as a centralised marketplace where affiliates can find and promote nutraceutical products across diverse geographies. TerraLeads differentiates itself through a loyalty programme known as “T-Coins,” which rewards partners with points that can be redeemed for merchandise (e.g., Apple products, scooters, custom gifts) via a dedicated TerraStore. The network integrates with tracking platforms such as RedTrack, enabling affiliates to manage campaigns, postback URLs, and direct links within a streamlined workflow. While primarily focused on nutraceuticals and health-related verticals, the network also offers adult offers, though no gambling or iGaming verticals are explicitly advertised on its public-facing materials. TerraLeads markets itself as a direct advertiser (not merely a middleman), claiming ownership of the offers it promotes. The company’s online presence is limited to its website (terraleads.io), a brief ZoomInfo listing, and a RedTrack integration guide; no corporate blog, press releases, or team pages are publicly available.
Story Clicks, operating under the brand EcomClaw, is a privately held marketing-technology company that offers an artificial intelligence agent designed to fully automate e-commerce store operations. Founded with the mission of allowing online retailers to replace an entire suite of SaaS tools, EcomClaw provides a single AI agent that handles product research, advertising management, creative generation, inventory oversight, and customer support—all within a unified, voice-command or chat-based interface. The platform markets itself as an “AI that runs your entire e-commerce brand 24/7,” targeting small to medium-sized e-commerce owners who lack the resources to hire full teams for these specialized functions. According to the company’s LinkedIn profile, EcomClaw operates as a venture-backed startup with a lean team of 2–10 employees, and its website lists pricing starting at $129 per month for the core agent. The service also features a public changelog, a roadmap, and an active Discord community for users. While the parent legal entity “Story Clicks” appears in limited contexts—primarily as the business name behind the EcomClaw product—publicly available records neither specify its founding year nor its incorporation location. The company’s current headquarters are not explicitly stated, though its digital presence suggests a global, remote-first operation. The product has received mixed early feedback, with some users praising its all-in-one convenience while others question its pricing relative to modular alternatives like OpenClaw.
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