LinkProfit is an affiliate network operating on the CPA (cost-per-action) model that, according to its operator, specialises mainly in financial categories and e-commerce. The network positions itself as a technology platform for traffic monetisation with transparent statistics and personalised partner support.
The operator is LINKPROFIT Advertising Network, headquartered in Russia; the network focuses on the Russian and CIS markets, though it also runs a Polish-language site and terms of service. Campaigns are billed mainly under CPA, CPL and CPS models, and traffic is handled through a proprietary tracking platform.
The model is built around three participants: advertisers who commission campaigns (offers), publishers (webmasters) who drive traffic to those offers, and the network that intermediates and settles payouts. A publisher is paid for completed, billable actions at the rate set by the advertiser.
The network states a portfolio of 500+ offers and a strong position in the financial segment — it communicates billions of interactions with users interested in financial services, plus millions of financial actions and e-commerce orders per month. We have not independently verified these figures.
| Network type | CPA (performance) network |
| Billing models | CPA, CPL, CPS |
| Categories | finance (loans), e-commerce, mobile apps, Forex, games, gambling, FMCG |
| GEO / market | Russia and CIS countries |
| Payouts | twice a month, threshold from 3000 RUB (per directories) |
| Tools | in-house tracking platform, stats panel, dedicated manager |
| Operator | LINKPROFIT Advertising Network (Russia) |
A publisher's payout depends on the per-action rate set by the advertiser for a given offer. According to industry directories, the minimum payout threshold is around 3000 RUB, and settlements are made twice a month, including bank transfer to a settlement account.
Specific rates, currencies and terms can vary between offers and should be confirmed after registering in the network's panel.
The network is aimed at webmasters and traffic arbitrageurs focused on the finance and e-commerce categories who work mainly on the Russian and CIS markets. Given its Russian base and GEO profile, it may be less useful for publishers driving traffic solely to the Polish market.