Revenue per user
Ask: what do publishers like me earn per 1,000 DAU in my geos and vertical?
Torox: $392 average eCPM in Q1 2026, with benchmarks published by vertical and geo tier.
How do offerwall networks compare at a glance?
Most offerwall networks sell the same core product: a page of offers inside your app or site that rewards users in your own currency. They differ in who owns them, how you integrate them and which offer formats they carry. The table compares those three things, plus what changed in 2026, using each network’s own documentation.
Documented routes:Showing all 10 networks
| Network | Owner, Oct 2026 | Publisher integration | Offer formats | 2026 change | Sources |
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| Toroxformerly OfferToro | Torox, Ness Ziona, Israel | Web offerwall, SDK or Offers API, each about 2 hours to integrate; signed server-to-server postbacks | App installs, surveys, trials, registrations and more | None | |
| TapjoyUnity OfferwallTapjoy alternatives | Unity Technologies | SDKs for Android, iOS, Unity, Flutter and React Native; Web Offerwall | Multi-reward CPE, daily rewards, cost per action, currency sales | Google deprecated its AdMob mediation adapter for Tapjoy | |
| RevUformerly Revenue UniverseComing next | Revenue Universe LLC, US | No SDK: web offerwall (iFrame or hosted page) or white-label API; server-to-server postbacks | CPA, CPI and CPE offers, including installs, purchases, subscriptions and free trials | None found | |
| AdGate MediaAdGate Rewards | Prodege | SDKs for iOS, Android and Unity; REST API | Offerwall, rewarded video, content locking | Joined Prodege; its old domain now redirects to Prodege | |
| AdGemAdGem Rewards, AdGem Play | AdAction | Web offerwall (their recommended route); SDKs for iOS, Android and Unity; Offer API and Prism GraphQL API; signed server-to-server postbacks | Offerwall, rewarded video, multi-reward offers, currency sales; a white-label game arcade | None found | |
| ayeT-Studios | ayeT-Studios, Hannover, Germany | Web offerwall and surveywall; native SDK v2 for Android and iOS; Unity, Flutter and React Native; Offerwall API; server-to-server callbacks | Offers, surveys and rewarded video | Released Flutter SDK v2; its docs now mark the original native SDKs deprecated | |
| adjoePlaytime | adjoe GmbH, part of applike group | Playtime SDK for Android and iOS; PlaytimeWeb; server-to-server payouts | Rewards for installing and playing advertised apps, growing with playtime | Partnered with LINE in Taiwan | |
| Digital TurbineDT Offer Wall, formerly Fyber | Digital Turbine, Inc., which bought Fyber in 2021 | SDKs for Android, iOS and Unity; REST API; web offer wall on iOS | Multi-reward offers, CPE offers, app installs | None found | |
| MyChips | Mistplay, which bought it from MAF | iFrame, direct link, Android SDK | Game offers and Play2Earn rewards | Acquired by Mistplay; MAF says MyChips continues as LoyaltyPlay | |
| TyrAds | TyrAds, Singapore | SDKs for Unity, Android, Flutter and React Native; web or iFrame with server SDKs; server-to-server postbacks | CPI and CPE offers, currency sales, a Premium Offers widget | Opened a Barcelona office and named a new COO |
Where another network may suit you better
If you want a native Unity, Flutter or React Native SDK, Tapjoy, ayeT-Studios and TyrAds document all three. Torox has no native SDK for them, but apps built with them integrate Torox without trouble. If you want rewards tied to time spent in apps, adjoe’s Playtime is built around that model. Torox suits publishers who want to integrate in about 2 hours, by web wall, SDK or API, and be paid on NET 30.
We list what each network’s public documentation says. A route missing from a row means we did not find it documented, not that the network lacks it. For Torox’s routes, see the Publisher Integration Guide.
What changed for offerwall networks in 2026?
Four offerwall networks changed hands or changed how publishers can integrate them in 2026. Each change is a reason to check your integration, your payment terms and your options.
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· Tapjoy
Google deprecated its AdMob mediation adapter for Tapjoy
Google’s AdMob documentation now says Tapjoy is deprecated and recommends removing the Tapjoy SDK and adapter from projects that load it through mediation. Unity still runs the Tapjoy Offerwall itself and kept releasing SDK updates in 2026.
If you use it: plan the removal from your AdMob setup and decide what fills that placement. Our Tapjoy alternatives comparison covers the options.
Source: Google AdMob, Integrate Tapjoy with mediation, updated 8 October 2026
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· AdGate Media
AdGate Media became part of Prodege
Prodege announced that AdGate Media “has officially joined Prodege”. The adgatemedia.com domain now redirects to that announcement, and existing users sign in to a legacy dashboard.
If you use it: confirm your payment terms, your postback endpoints and who your account contact is now.
Source: Prodege, AdGate Media is now part of Prodege, 8 September 2026
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· MyChips
Mistplay acquired MyChips from MAF
Mistplay bought the MyChips offerwall from MAF for an undisclosed fee. PocketGamer.biz reports that the platform remains fully operational, and MAF’s site says MyChips continues under the name LoyaltyPlay.
If you use it: watch for changes to the SDK, the dashboard and your contract terms as the brand moves over.
Sources: PocketGamer.biz, 6 May 2026; maf.ad, read 13 October 2026
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· ironSource Offerwall
Unity published a move from the ironSource Offerwall to the Tapjoy Offerwall
Unity’s migration checklist explains how to move from the ironSource Offerwall to the Tapjoy Offerwall and keeps callbacks from the old wall running for 90 days.
If you use it: compare the Tapjoy terms with other networks before you migrate, and keep the old callback endpoint live for the full 90 days.
Source: Unity, Offerwall migration checklist, read 13 October 2026
How should you compare offerwall networks?
Compare offerwall networks on revenue per 1,000 daily active users (DAU) first. Then compare the terms behind that revenue: integration effort, demand, payments, fraud controls and support. Don’t compare eCPM on its own. In Torox’s Q1 2026 data it ran from $25 per 1,000 impressions for surveys to $899 for one earned wage access app. It says as much about your users as about the network.
Revenue per 1,000 DAU$19.60a day, in this example
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Reach5%of daily users open the wall
times
Frequency1.0offerwall impressions per user a day
times
eCPM$392per 1,000 impressions, the Torox Q1 2026 average
1,000 DAU × 5% × 1.0 = 50 impressions a day, and 50 × $392 ÷ 1,000 = $19.60.
Doubling reach doubles revenue, just as doubling eCPM does. Swap in your own numbers.
Why one eCPM can’t settle it
The same Torox offerwall earned very different eCPMs by geography in Q1 2026. A network that looks stronger on a blended number may simply have more Tier 1 traffic.
Torox offerwall eCPM per 1,000 impressions, Q1 2026, 36 publishers. eCPM benchmarks by vertical
Run a fair test
Put both walls in front of the same users, in the same placement, for at least two full weeks so weekdays and weekends both count. Hold out a group that sees neither wall if you want to measure the lift in total revenue rather than the split between networks.
Integration effort
Ask: which routes do you document, and how long does each take?
Torox: a web wall, an SDK or the Offers API, each about 2 hours to integrate.
Demand and verticals
Ask: how many advertisers buy on the wall, and in which verticals and geos?
Torox: 350+ advertisers, with offers for app installs, surveys, trials and registrations.
Payment terms
Ask: what are the net terms, the minimum payout and the payment methods?
Torox: NET 30 through Tipalti, by bank transfer or PayPal.
Fraud and postbacks
Ask: how do you verify conversions and secure postbacks?
Torox: signed server-to-server postbacks from one IP you can allowlist, retried up to five times, plus fraud detection and IP filtering.
Support and control
Ask: who is my contact, and what can I change on the wall?
Torox: your customer success manager can remove the Torox logo, add a header or set a branded currency icon.
Torox answers come from the Publisher Integration Guide, the advertiser FAQ and the 2026 reports.
Buying rewarded traffic?
Ask each network how it prices: per install, per event or per action. Ask which measurement partners it supports, how it screens users and which geos it reaches. On Torox, advertisers pay for completed actions such as installs, registrations and trials. They can target by location, device and language, and track conversions through postbacks or a measurement partner: Torox works with Adjust, AppsFlyer, Singular, Tenjin and Impact.com.
How long does switching to Torox take?
Integration takes about 2 hours, whether you use the web wall, the SDK or the API. Most of the switching time goes into running Torox next to your current wall long enough to compare revenue per 1,000 DAU. Torox asks for no prepayment or commitment.
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No commitment
Apply
Share your app or site, your main geos and the wall you use now. Your account manager creates an app placement and its key.
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About 2 hours
Add the wall
Embed the web wall, or add the SDK or the API. Set up the signed postback and allowlist Torox’s postback IP.
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2 weeks or more
Run both walls
Keep your current wall live and compare revenue per 1,000 DAU on the same users. Keep the old callback endpoint open until its last conversions arrive.
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NET 30
Get paid
Payments follow NET 30 terms and arrive through Tipalti, by bank transfer or PayPal.
What results do Torox partners report?
Publishers and advertisers have shared these results in Torox case studies. Each figure comes from the partner’s own reporting.
Publisher
Prodege
+40%
ad revenue, with five times the earnings per click
Publisher
Qmee
+25%
ARPDAU, and 15% more ad revenue
Publisher
RollerCoin
+300%
revenue after adding the Torox offerwall
Advertiser
Merge Paradise
148%
D30 ROAS in a US iOS campaign, up from 113.9% (Adjust, Feb to Mar 2026)
Questions about comparing offerwall networks
Can I run more than one offerwall at the same time?
Yes, in most cases, but check each network’s terms for exclusivity clauses first. Torox asks for no prepayment or commitment. You can run it next to your current wall and compare revenue per 1,000 daily users before you change anything.
Do offerwalls need an SDK?
No. Most networks offer a web offerwall that loads in an iFrame or webview, and some, such as RevU, are built without an SDK. Torox offers a web wall, an SDK and an API, each about 2 hours to integrate. An SDK adds native features, but also app size and update work.
How do I compare revenue between two offerwall networks?
Use revenue per 1,000 daily active users over the same period, geos and placement. It multiplies reach (the share of users who open the wall), frequency (impressions per user) and eCPM. eCPM alone misleads, because it moves with your vertical and your users’ countries.
Is Torox the same as OfferToro?
Yes. OfferToro rebranded as Torox in 2023, and offertoro.com now redirects to torox.io. The network has operated since 2012. Today it reaches 9.0M+ monthly active users across 600+ publishers, with 350+ advertisers buying traffic, according to Torox platform data published in October 2026.
What happens to pending rewards when I switch networks?
Offers that users started on your old wall still credit through that network’s postbacks, so keep its callback endpoint live until the last conversions arrive. Unity’s ironSource migration, for example, keeps callbacks running for 90 days. Torox retries each postback up to five times.
How does Torox keep these comparisons fair?
We compare only what each network’s own documentation states, link every source and date every check. We don’t rank or score networks, and none of them sponsored or reviewed this page. If you find a mistake, email marketing@torox.io with the section and a source, and we will check it.
How we build these comparisons
We compare what each network documents publicly, and we date every fact.
Torox wrote this page. We run an offerwall network ourselves, so we keep to rules a reader can check. Every fact about another network comes from that network’s website, documentation or official announcement, or from named trade press when the network has published nothing. Each fact links to its source and carries the date we read it.
We compare the features publishers and advertisers use to decide: ownership, integration routes, offer formats and recent changes. We leave out ratings, rankings and any figure we cannot verify. Torox figures come from Torox platform data and our published reports.
Network names are trademarks of their owners. None of the networks on this page sponsored or reviewed it.
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