mSpy - Parental Control App affiliate program

Mobile

40% ·120-day cookie

The mSpy - Parental Control App affiliate program (Mobile) pays 40% with a 120-day cookie. At 40%, this pays above the 14% median top rate for Mobile affiliate programs, measured across the 245 we track that publish a percentage.

I want to introduce an affiliate program with the real soft. Our product is mSpy, a service that allows users to remotely monitor someone’s smartphone or tablet from a dedicated online portal. We have 24/7 support and a suitable billing process. No way for a scam from our side). Here is what we can offer you right now: -Reliability. mSpy is a niche leader in many countries. -Income. About 40% commission on each sale. The average bill is approximately $80. -Payments. Weekly stable payments on the base payment methods (WebMoney, Payoneer, PayPal, wire, BTC) with a technical hold for 2 weeks. -Conversion rate. An excellent rate (1:30 - 1: 100) on various types of traffic (monitoring / cheating / children, etc.). -Support. The responsive and multilingual support team who will solve all your problems ASAP and help you to to earn more.

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Category: Mobile
Listed as: mobile

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Questions about the mSpy - Parental Control App affiliate program

How much does the mSpy - Parental Control App affiliate program pay?

mSpy - Parental Control App publishes 40%. A headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page before you rely on it.

How long is the mSpy - Parental Control App affiliate cookie?

120 days. A referral that converts within that window is attributed to you.

Is the mSpy - Parental Control App affiliate commission competitive?

At 40%, this pays above the 14% median top rate for Mobile affiliate programs, measured across the 245 we track that publish a percentage.

Terms change without notice and a headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page.

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