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A performance programme should mean exactly that — performance. Every payout on Kapvexa is tied to a conversion your own backend confirmed, reviewed before it's paid.
Choose CPS, CPL, CPI, or a hybrid. Define exactly what counts as a conversion and what disqualifies one.
Your campaign goes live to publishers matched by vertical and GEO, with your terms visible up front.
Each one shows up with the data behind it — approve, reject, or flag it, all before payout.
Only approved conversions are paid, on a fixed cycle you set — no surprise invoices.
CPS ties spend directly to revenue. CPL pays for qualified interest before the sale happens. CPI pays for installs, usually alongside a retention bonus. Most programmes end up running more than one.
Read the full payout model guide →Every conversion is checked against your campaign's rules and basic fraud signals before it reaches your approval queue — duplicate submissions, mismatched GEOs, and traffic that doesn't fit your terms are flagged, not silently paid. You still make the final call on every conversion; the platform just makes sure you're only reviewing the ones worth your time.
Less than most advertisers expect going in.
A simplified illustration of the mechanics — your own margin and conversion rate set your real numbers.
A $50-margin product might carry a $15 CPS rate — publishers know exactly what they earn per sale before sending traffic.
Traffic that never converts costs nothing. The $15 only leaves your account once a real, verified sale is approved.
Every approved sale nets $35 before ad spend — a number that doesn't move even as volume scales up or down.
There's no fixed minimum — programmes are scoped around your payout terms and expected volume. Get in touch and we'll size it with you.
Publishers join with visibility into traffic sources and history, and campaign-level rules control who can run your offer at all.
Since payout only happens on confirmed conversions, underperforming traffic simply doesn't get paid — there's no sunk cost from traffic that didn't convert.
Yes — hybrid structures, like a small CPL followed by a CPS on the eventual sale, are common and fully supported.
Yes — campaigns can be paused or capped at any time from the dashboard, and publishers see the updated status immediately.
Every conversion is checked against your campaign's rules and basic fraud signals before it reaches your approval queue, and you still make the final call on every individual conversion.
Tell us your model and vertical — we'll scope it with you directly.
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