ActiveRevenue Ad Network Review
In today’s review we’re covering the ad network ActiveRevenue. It offers 5 ad formats, extensive targeting options, traffic from 250+ GEOs, and a bonus for new users. Let’s break down this network and its capabilities in detail.
Traffic Volumes and GEOs:

Total daily impressions are around 2 billion, with the bulk coming from push and pop traffic. GEO targeting covers 250+ Tier 1, 2, and 3 countries. You can check current traffic volumes for any GEO and format directly in your dashboard under the Traffic Estimator section.
Ad Formats:

The network currently offers 5 ad formats:
- Push notifications — ad alerts sent directly to a user’s device after they subscribe on a publisher’s site.
- Pop Ads — classic popunder format (your ad opens in a new browser window).
- Zero-click (Domain redirect) — works on a redirect basis, sending users who mistype a domain or enter an expired domain directly to your site. Great for mainstream offer promotion.
- In-page push (floating push) — ad notifications shown to users while they’re on a publisher’s site. Unlike classic push, this format is supported on all browsers and devices, including iOS.
- iOS calendar push — works on iOS and macOS devices. Push notifications delivered directly to the user’s device via the calendar app. ActiveRevenue launched this format recently, so we recommend testing it out.
Topping Up Your Balance:

You can add funds using: PayPal, Payoneer, WebMoney, Capitalist, or Paxum. Bank card and Wire transfers are also accepted. Minimum deposit: $100; via Wire: $1,000.
ActiveRevenue is not balance-dependent. Balance dependency can only become an issue if your balance drops below your daily ad spend across all active campaigns. In that case, the system slows down traffic delivery to prevent overspending. We recommend keeping enough balance to cover at least one day of average spend across all your campaigns.
New users get a great bonus — 20% cashback on their first deposit. To claim it, register, top up your balance, and contact your account manager at [email protected].
How to Start Buying Traffic on ActiveRevenue?
To start buying traffic on ActiveRevenue, register on the platform as an advertiser — ui.activerevenue.com/pages/login.php#signup. Fill in the short form and you’re ready to log into your dashboard.
Once logged in, create your first campaign. We’d note that the network offers quite an extensive set of targeting options — take time to explore each one to set up your ads as effectively as possible.
If you have any questions, your personal manager is always there to help. Yes — every advertiser at ActiveRevenue gets a dedicated personal manager. They can assist with targeting settings, campaign optimization, and give solid advice. You’ll find your manager’s contact details in your dashboard, in the bottom-left menu.
Final Thoughts:

ActiveRevenue is an ad network for both mainstream and adult traffic. What we liked: strong impression volumes, 5 ad formats, multiple deposit options, a new-advertiser bonus, extensive targeting, a personal manager for every advertiser, no balance dependency, and a clean platform. We strongly recommend testing traffic from this network! ActiveRevenue has many direct placements on streaming services, news portals, gaming sites, finance sites, and more. Right now the network is performing especially well for gambling, dating, nutra, utilities, sweepstakes, and financial offers. Good luck with your tests!

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