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ClickAdilla is a global self-serve advertising network providing diverse high-impact traffic formats like popunder, push, native, and video to maximize advertiser reach and publisher monetization.

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Ad formats
Push · In-page push · Popunder
Pricing models
CPM · CPC · CPA
Funding methods
Wire / SWIFT · Paxum · Capitalist

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Editorial verdict

Dude Verdict

ClickAdilla is a versatile self-serve ad network packing raw global volume, smart CPM bidding, and rich multi-format inventory that makes scaling adult and performance campaigns effortless.

  • Offers / Quality8.2
  • Payouts / Pricing8.0
  • Tracking / Tech8.3
  • Support7.9
8.1Dude Score

Pros

  • · Diverse ad formats including unique telegram ads.
  • · Low minimum deposit for testing campaigns.
  • · Fast moderation and quick campaign approval process.
  • · Advanced targeting options with granular filters.
  • · Responsive support and dedicated account managers.

Cons

  • · High competition requires constant bid adjustments.
  • · Traffic quality varies significantly across geos.

Buying terms

Self-serve
Yes
Anti-fraud
Provider states that fraud detection or anti-fraud controls are available.
Publisher program
Yes

Ad formats

  • Push
  • In-page push
  • Popunder

Pricing models

  • CPM
  • CPC
  • CPA

Strong GEOs

  • Worldwide

Verticals allowed

  • Nutra

Traffic type

  • Adult

Deposit methods

  • Wire / SWIFT
  • Paxum
  • Capitalist

Targeting

  • os
  • dayparting
ClickAdilla Review

Every media buyer keeps a list of traffic sources they tried once and never touched again. We wanted to know which list ClickAdilla lands on.

So we funded an account, built campaigns across formats and read every line of fine print. Our ClickAdilla review covers ad formats, Smart CPM bidding, tracking, payments and the small settings that quietly eat budget.

Short version? ClickAdilla is a cheap self-serve ad network that shines on popunder traffic and In-Page push. Adult and dating traffic is its home turf. Mainstream offers can work too, if you do your homework on sources.

Quick Dude Answer on ClickAdilla

Best formatsPopunder, In-Page push and In-Stream video
How pricing worksNo rate card. A real-time auction where you set the max bid
Entry cost$5 minimum per campaign
Best verticalsDating, iGaming, betting, utilities and subscription offers
Biggest catchDefault bid Autoadjust, a 10% refund fee and strict CPA rules
Our callA strong second source for pop and In-Page buyers. Not our first pick for clean brand campaigns

Key ClickAdilla Stats Every Media Buyer Should Know

  • Trading since 2017
  • 10k+ Advertisers
  • 20B+ Impressions
  • 200+ GEOs covered
  • 40K+ Traffic sources
  • 7 Ad formats

Big numbers are nice. Volume only matters if the right slice converts for your offer.

What Is ClickAdilla and How Does the Ad Network Work?

ClickAdilla is an advertising network with two sides. Advertisers buy traffic. Publishers sell it.

On the buyer side, everything runs through a real-time bidding auction. You pick a format, set targeting and enter a bid. The highest bid for an impression wins.

There's more under the hood than a basic pop network.

  • Self-serve dashboard for building and running campaigns yourself
  • RTB exchange for DSPs that want to plug in programmatically
  • Marketplace for buying fixed flat deals on premium sites
  • Traffic DSP for managing outside traffic sources from one panel
  • Offers marketplace and a partner program for referrals

Its roots are in adult traffic. The “Premium” sources come from an exclusive partner, TubeCorporate, which runs adult tube sites. Keep that in mind when you plan mainstream campaigns.

Who Should Actually Use ClickAdilla

  • Affiliates running popunder campaigns on dating, betting, iGaming or utility offers
  • Media buyers who want a second pop or In-Page source next to their main network
  • Beginners with small budgets who want to learn paid traffic without a $100+ deposit wall
  • Buyers running Tier-2 and Tier-3 GEOs where CPMs stay low

Who Should Skip It

  • Brands that need fully mainstream, brand safe placements only
  • Buyers who want hands-off CPA buying from day one with no tracker
  • Anyone who can't run a postback. Most of the smart tools need one

ClickAdilla Ad Formats and Buying Models Explained

ClickAdilla runs seven ad formats. The catch is that buying models change per format. Smart CPM on one, CPC Goal on another, CPA almost everywhere.

FormatBuying modelsCreatives needed?
PopunderSmart CPM, CPM, CPM Goal, CPANo. Your landing page is the ad
In-PageSmart CPM, CPM, CPC, CPC Goal, CPAYes. Icon, image, title, text
In-Stream videoSmart CPM, CPM, CPC, CPAYes. Video creative
BannerCPM, CPC, CPM Goal, CPAYes. Static, animated or rich media
Web PushCPC, CPC Goal, CPAYes. Push creative
NativeCPM, CPC, CPM Goal, CPAYes. Image with a title
Direct LinkCPM, CPC, CPANo. Landing page only

Popunder ads open a new window behind the one the user is reading. They see your page when they close or switch tabs.

No banners. No copy. Just a URL. That's why pops are the fastest way to get a first campaign live here.

  • Pops do well in high adblock GEOs where display ads get stripped
  • A Uniques toggle limits each user to one view per day
  • The Pricebox estimates volume from the past week of stats before you launch

Direct Link is a different animal. It's a button in a site's navigation menu that sends users straight to your offer.

Sites carry no more than two of these links each. Most of this inventory sits in the adult category, so plan your offers around that.

In-Page Push Ads and Web Push Notifications

In-Page push ads look like push notifications. But they live inside the web page and stay pinned in place while the user scrolls.

No subscription is needed. That means more reach than classic push, and iOS users see them too.

Creative rules are tight, so prep assets before you sit down to build.

In-Page elementLimit
Title25 characters max
Body text without image100 characters max
Body text with image35 characters max
Icon192 × 192 px
Main image360 × 240 px

Web push notifications go to users who subscribed to a site's alerts. They show up outside the browsing session, across desktop and mobile.

Push is click-based only here. CPC, CPC Goal or CPA. No CPM option.

Banner ads support static, animated and rich media files. Placements are tied to specific spots on partner sites.

Banner spotSizeWhere it shows
Cube Head, Middle, Footer300 × 250Main page between videos
NTV A, B, C300 × 250Right side of video pages (desktop and tablet)
Underplayer728 × 90Below the video player
In-Video300 × 250After the user clicks to watch (desktop and tablet)
Mobile Header300 × 100Top of the mobile page
Mobile Instant Message300 × 100Bottom of the mobile page
Mobile Interstitial300 × 250Full screen overlay on mobile

Most spots sit around video content. That's the tube site heritage showing.

Native ads are a banner with a headline that blends into site content. They're built to beat banner blindness and suit softer offers like utilities or content-led nutra funnels.

In-Stream video ads come in four flavors.

  • In-Stream rolls before, during or after a video
  • Out-Stream plays inside articles and feeds, outside a player
  • Rewarded video that users watch for in-app perks
  • Video slider that floats while users browse

RON vs Premium Sources and Popunder Traffic Types

Source choice changes your costs more than most people expect.

RON (Run of Network): A wide pool of sites. You can't pick sites up front, but you can blacklist or whitelist after data comes in. More volume, lower CPM.

Premium: Handpicked sites from TubeCorporate. You choose one or more specific sites. Less volume, higher prices, more control.

For a first campaign, we pick all sources. Then we cut the dead weight using stats. That beats guessing.

Pop buyers also get a traffic type filter in the General step. It's one of the more useful features we found.

  • Search traffic from users who came to a site via Google or Bing
  • X (Twitter) traffic from users who clicked a post
  • High quality traffic
  • Premium membership traffic

Search traffic is the one we'd try first for mainstream sweeps. Those users were actively looking for something, so intent runs higher.

Traffic Reach, Top GEOs and Best Verticals on ClickAdilla

Coverage is global, so GEO choice comes down to price and offer fit. CPMs in Tier-2 and Tier-3 GEOs stay low, which helps small budgets stretch.

High-cost GEOs like Japan can still pay off. You just need higher payouts per click to cover the spend.

These are the verticals where ClickAdilla traffic makes the most sense, and how we'd pair them.

VerticalFormats we'd start withFit
Dating offersPopunder, In-Page, Direct LinkStrong
iGaming and bettingPopunder, In-PageStrong
Utilities and subscriptionsPopunder, NativeStrong
Nutra offersIn-Stream, Native, In-PageWorks with good creatives
Crypto offersIn-Stream, NativeWorks with good creatives
Mainstream brandBanner, Native on filtered sourcesNeeds careful source picks

Moderation is also friendlier to affiliate setups than big social platforms. Smartlinks and CPA offers get approved without drama, as long as the landing page follows the ad rules.

ClickAdilla Targeting Options and Campaign Controls

The targeting menu covers what a pop or push buyer needs. Nothing exotic, nothing missing.

  • Location by country, region and city
  • Device type such as desktop, tablet or mobile
  • Device vendor like Apple or Samsung
  • Connection type, LAN/Wi-Fi or mobile network
  • Mobile carrier targeting
  • Browser and OS
  • Browser language
  • IP2Location type
  • IP range targeting with single IPs, ranges or CIDR blocks

One gotcha. IP range targeting can't be combined with connection type. Pick one.

Leave a field blank and it targets everything. Stack too many filters and volume falls off a cliff fast.

Frequency Capping, Dayparting and Spend Limits

Frequency capping controls how often one user sees your ad, like once per 24 hours per IP. Dayparting lets you run ads only at hours that convert.

Spend control is where ClickAdilla gets granular.

  • Caps can be set by money or impressions
  • Each cap works per hour, per day or as a campaign total
  • A total cap beats a daily one when both are set
  • Calendar limits cap a given hour on a given weekday. Enter 0 to block that hour
  • Max impressions per minute stops a burst from draining budget in seconds

There's also a 1-Click Clone button and creative A/B split tests. We clone a winning campaign, swap one variable and let both run. Simple and fast.

Smart CPM and Automated Bid Optimization

Smart CPM is ClickAdilla's auto-bidding mode. You don't set a fixed price. You set a ceiling.

The algorithm then bids the lowest amount it needs to win each impression. When competition drops, so does your bid. When it rises, the bid climbs up to your cap and no further.

It also cuts zones that don't convert, in real time. That's the part we like most, because manual zone pruning eats hours.

  • Works on Popunder, In-Page and In-Stream
  • In-Page support landed in 2026
  • Turned on with a Smart bidding toggle in the Pricing step
  • Your max bid can sit above the recommended price

ClickAdilla pitches a +30% lift in campaign efficiency. No baseline comes with that number, so we treat it as marketing until our own tracker agrees.

Dude Tip: Use fixed CPM for your very first test so you know what clean traffic costs. Switch to Smart CPM once you have a target eCPM in mind. It's much easier to judge the algorithm when you have a baseline.

CPM Goal and CPA Campaign Rules You Must Know

CPM Goal uses machine learning to find segments that convert at your target cost per conversion. Good segments get more traffic. Dead ones get throttled.

  • Needs a working S2S postback
  • The total limit should equal countries × goal price × 5
  • So 2 countries at a $20 goal means a $200 total limit

CPA campaigns are stricter. You only pay for conversions, but you have to earn the right to run them.

  1. First you need a CPM Goal or CPC Goal campaign on one country with a goal price
  2. Then a 5-day trial stage starts
  3. Funds get reserved during that stage. The formula is the sum of your prices × 10
  4. Each country needs at least 10 conversions to pass
  5. Any edit restarts the 5 days

Countries under 10 conversions get no traffic after the trial. Fall short overall and the campaign is marked “Failed.”

The Autoadjust Setting That Raises Your Bids

Check This Before You Launch: Autoadjust is switched on by default. Once a day, if your bid sits below the recommended price, ClickAdilla raises it for you.

That keeps traffic flowing. It also means your CPM can creep up without you touching anything. Turn it off if you want full price control.

A small red arrow next to a campaign's price means the bid is too low for the targeting. You can fix it with Adjust price without restarting the campaign.

Automated Rules and Smart Retargeting

Two features here save serious time once a campaign has data.

Automated rules blacklist sites or spots for you when they hit conditions you set.

  • Up to 3 rules per campaign, each with up to 3 conditions
  • Conditions use cost, impressions, clicks or conversions over the last X days
  • Stats refresh every 15 minutes
  • Rules kick in only after the campaign has run for 24 hours
  • Whitelisted campaigns can't use rules

Our go-to rule is simple. Cost above 2× the payout with zero conversions over 3 days gets blacklisted. Keep conditions realistic, or the rule either does nothing or nukes everything.

Smart retargeting builds audiences from your postback conversions. It works on In-Page only for now.

  • Blacklist past converters so you stop paying to reach them twice
  • Whitelist them in a second campaign to upsell or push a deposit after a sign-up

Tracker Integrations, Postback URL Setup and API

ClickAdilla plays nicely with the trackers most affiliates already use. Setup guides exist for each one.

Supported third-party trackers

Voluum goes further with a full API integration. A public API covers the rest of the platform, and one campaign can fire multiple postbacks for different events.

The postback URL lives under Tracking, then Conversion tracking. Copy it into your tracker and pass [CLICK_ID] in your campaign link.

Tracking Tokens Worth Adding to Every Campaign URL

These macros feed your tracker the data you need for zone-level cuts.

TokenWhat it passesWhy we use it
[CLICK_ID]Unique click IDMatches conversions back to clicks
[SPOT_ID]Ad placement IDZone-level blacklisting
[DOMAIN]Referring domainSite-level cuts
[CAMPAIGN_ID]Your campaign IDKeeps reports clean across campaigns
[PRICE]Your bid in USDAuto cost tracking in the tracker
[COUNTRY_ISO_CODE]Visitor countryGEO splits on multi-country runs
[OS_TYPE] and [BROWSER_FAMILY]Device and browserSpotting weak device segments

Format-specific creative IDs exist too, like [POPUNDER_CREATIVE_ID] and [IN_PAGE_AD_CREATIVE_ID]. Add them when you rotate several creatives.

Traffic Quality and Anti-Fraud Protection

Every pop network gets bot complaints on forums, ClickAdilla included. So we checked what protection actually exists.

  • An in-house anti-fraud filter checks traffic before it reaches campaigns
  • A manual review layer sits on top of that
  • Advertisers aren't billed for traffic flagged as suspicious
  • Only sources the network trusts get onboarded
  • RTB supply is split into MQ, HQ and Premium quality tiers

What we didn't find is a named third-party fraud vendor or a public audit. That's common in this niche, but worth knowing.

ClickAdilla Pricing, Minimum Deposit and Payment Methods

There's no fixed price list. Cost depends on GEO, format, targeting and how many buyers want the same impression.

A Traffic chart in the dashboard shows volume and minimum prices by country and format. Check it before you set a bid.

That $5 floor is per campaign, not a deposit rule. The minimum deposit depends on the payment method and shows on the Add Funds page. For a real learning budget, plan on $500 or more. That's enough data to make cuts with confidence.

Payment methodTypeWhat to know
Visa, Mastercard, Amex, JCBCardCard verification may be needed
BitcoinCryptoGood for buyers who keep BTC on hand
USDT TRC20CryptoOur pick for fast top-ups
Cryptomus, CoinbaseCrypto gatewaysHandy if you hold several coins
CapitalistE-walletPopular with CIS teams
PaxumE-walletCommon in the adult niche
PayoneerE-walletAdded in 2026. Emails must match and ID is checked
Wire transferBankSent in EUR at the ECB rate. You cover the fees

Most deposits land within a few hours. Some take up to 2 business days. Wire in the wrong currency and the money bounces back, which can take up to 2 months.

One more thing. When the balance hits zero, every campaign stops at once. If you scale, turn on auto payment so a winner doesn't go dark overnight.

Refund Policy and Fine Print

  • Refunds cover unused balances above $50 only
  • Request within 6 months of your last payment via live chat
  • A 10% fee applies, with a $25 minimum
  • Processing can take up to 90 days. Payouts go out on the 1st and 16th
  • Bonus money is never refundable
  • Marketplace flat deals can't be refunded once bought

Translation? Deposit in steps. Don't park $5,000 you might want back later.

Marketplace Flat Deals, Traffic DSP and the RTB Exchange

Marketplace flat deals let you reserve a premium placement for a set number of days. No auction. The spot is yours. You buy it from a deal card, and the team contacts you in chat to launch.

Traffic DSP lets you connect outside traffic sources that support RTB or XML. You build campaigns once in ClickAdilla and run them across those sources. You pay a fixed fee for the service, and you need your own account with each source.

The RTB marketplace is the programmatic side for DSPs and SSPs.

  • 12k+ buyers on the exchange
  • 100K+ traffic sources
  • 1.4B+ daily bid requests
  • Under 100 ms bid response

How to Launch Your First ClickAdilla Campaign Step by Step

We set up every first pop campaign the same way. You can build and get approval before funding the account.

  • Create Your Advertiser Account: Sign up at app.clickadilla.com. It takes about a minute. Pick a personal or company profile. You can switch later.
  • Set Up Your Tracker and Postback First: Add ClickAdilla as a traffic source in your tracker. Most trackers have it as a template. Paste the ClickAdilla postback URL into the tracker. Then copy the tracker's campaign link with tokens like [CLICK_ID] and [SPOT_ID].
  • Create the Campaign and Pick a Format: Click Create campaign. Choose Popunder for your first run. It needs no creatives. Use clear names like “Pop_US_Dating_SmartCPM_v1” so reports stay readable later.
  • Choose the Pricing Model and Bid: Start with CPM or flip on Smart bidding. Check the Traffic chart for the minimum price in your GEO. Bid at or slightly above the recommended price. Too low and you get scraps.
  • Set Targeting and Sources: Pick one GEO and one device type. Mixing desktop and mobile in one campaign muddies your data. Select all sources for the first run. Pick a traffic type if you want Search or X traffic only.
  • Add Limits and Frequency Caps: Set a daily cap and a total cap. Add a frequency cap like 1 per 24 hours. Decide on Autoadjust now. Leave it on for volume or switch it off for price control.
  • Submit for Moderation and Fund the Account: Submit the campaign. Approval usually takes 5 to 15 minutes. Holidays can add up to a 12-hour delay. Top up with USDT or a card. Once funds land, traffic starts.

Set up an automated rule once you know your break-even numbers.

What a $200 Japan Dating In-Page Case Tells Us

ClickAdilla's head of accounts ran a small In-Page dating campaign in Japan and shared every setting. It's a vendor case, so we treat it as a best-case example. Still, the setup is a useful template.

SettingValue
OfferDating smartlink
GEO and formatJapan, In-Page, mobile
TrackerKeitaro
BiddingSmart CPM with a bid above recommended
Frequency cap1 per 24 hours
Zone cap$8 to $10 per zone from day one
CreativesJapanese only
Spend vs revenue$200 spent, $278 back
ROI+39%

Three takeaways stood out.

  • Spend caps per zone protect micro budgets from one greedy zone
  • The first $50 went to learning. That's normal. Budget for it
  • Disabling IPv6 and keeping IPv4 was part of the setup. Small detail, worth copying

Registration to first impression took about 15 minutes. That matches what we saw on launch speed.

Where ClickAdilla Falls Short

These are the things that bugged us.

  • Mainstream inventory is thinner: Premium sources lean adult, and Direct Link is mostly adult
  • Autoadjust defaults to on: Easy to miss, easy to overpay
  • Refunds cost money: 10% with a $25 floor and a wait of up to 90 days
  • CPA has a high bar: 10 conversions per country in 5 days is tough on low volume offers
  • No public fraud audit: You rely on in-house filters and your own tracker
  • Account blocks can keep your balance: Suspected malicious ads can mean a block with no refund

ClickAdilla vs Other Advertising Networks

Most of our readers run more than one pop network. So we stacked ClickAdilla against the usual suspects.

Ad Network ClickAdillaPropellerAdsAdsterraHilltopAds
Core formatsPop, In-Page, Push, Banner, Native, Video, Direct LinkPop, Push, In-Page, Interactive, Telegram Mini Apps, Paid SocialPop, In-Page, Social Bar, Interstitial, SmartLink, Native, BannerPop, In-Page, VAST video, Video Slider, Banner, MultiTag
Auto biddingSmart CPM, CPM Goal, CPC GoalCPA Goal 2.0Smart CPM, CPA GoalCPA Goal, Auto Optimization
Claimed reach20B+ impressions, 200+ GEOs15B+ daily impressions248 GEOs273B+ monthly impressions, 250+ countries
Stands out forAdult heritage, low entry, Smart CPM on videoHuge push volume, AI campaign builderSocial Bar, big direct publisher baseWide payment list, video formats

Our read? PropellerAds wins on sheer push scale. Adsterra has the widest mainstream mix. HilltopAds is strong on video.

ClickAdilla wins on entry cost. Its $5 campaign floor undercuts Adsterra's $25 campaign minimum and HilltopAds' $100 deposit. It's also a strong pick for adult and dating pops. We'd run it as the second or third source in a rotation, not the only one.

ClickAdilla Publisher Payouts, Ad Tag and Traffic Buyouts

  • One tag covers every format. You manage formats from the panel
  • $50 minimum payout with on-demand withdrawals
  • Nine payout methods and a 3 to 7 day approval window
  • Full traffic buyout or remnant traffic deals, with flexible CPM models
  • Formats include PopUnder, In-Stream VAST, In-Page, Native, Web Push and Push for iOS
  • Native units are pitched as Google compliant
  • Managers are available around the clock

Popunder is the top earner for most publishers here, which tracks with the advertiser demand we saw.

Support, Account Managers and the Referral Program

Support is one of ClickAdilla's better points. No tickets and no multi-day waits.

  • Live chat inside the dashboard
  • A Telegram support bot
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Email at support@clickadilla.com
  • A personal account manager after your first deposit

The manager is worth using. Ask for whitelists that work in your GEO and vertical. They see data you don't.

Our Verdict on ClickAdilla

AreaOur ratingWhy
Ease of launchStrongFast approval, no creatives needed for pops
Bidding toolsStrongSmart CPM, Goal models, rules and retargeting
TrackingStrongWide tracker list and clean tokens
PaymentsStrongCards, crypto, e-wallets, Payoneer and wire
Mainstream inventoryAveragePossible, but needs source filtering
Refund termsWeakFees, minimums and long waits
Fraud transparencyAverageIn-house checks, no public audit

🏁 The Dude's Bottom Line: ClickAdilla is a legit, low entry traffic source for affiliates who live on pops and In-Page push. Smart CPM and automated rules take a lot of grunt work off your plate.

It's not a brand safe mainstream network, and the refund terms punish over-depositing. Start small, track everything, kill bad zones fast and scale what converts.

The Dude abides.

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FAQ

How do advertisers run and target ads directly on Telegram through Clickadilla?

Advertisers can launch targeted campaigns directly inside Telegram channels using specialized ad placements.

Does Clickadilla support server-to-server (S2S) postback tracking for conversion optimization?

Yes, it fully supports S2S postback tracking with dynamic tokens for precise conversion tracking.

Can media buyers integrate external traffic sources using RTB or XML feeds on Clickadilla?

Yes, Clickadilla supports RTB integration and XML traffic feeds for advanced programmatic media buyers.

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