Any solid ad network with Mobile traffic
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BlackInsight
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- Dec 24, 2024
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If you are looking beyond Google and Facebook, PropellerAds is worth testing. Their mobile inventory is large, but traffic quality can vary by GEO.
- Aug 30, 2021
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It's all depends on niche but if you are looking for dating traffic you definitely could try ReactiveClicks
ClickCraze
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- Jan 20, 2025
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I tried a few networks, but MGID was okay for mobile push-style traffic. Results depend a lot on creatives.
craftgenius
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- Apr 17, 2026
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I am curious about this too. there seem to be plenty of options but finding consistent quality traffic is the real challange.
Campaigns By Mike
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- Jun 7, 2026
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Honestly at 5-10k a day i'd worry less about which network and more about how your tracking it. @Jatt_pul has a point, half these will quietly send you bot junk if you dont watch them. What worked for me was picking 2-3 off the list and testing each with a few hundred first before scaling anything, with a real tracker behind it (voluum or redtrack) so you can cut bad placements/sub ids fast. At your spend most of them will hand you a managed account if you ask, so do that... self serve dashboards always feel like flying blind. And like @BlackInsight said quality swings hard by geo and vertical, so dont write a network off after one rough week. test, cut, scale the winners.
Sarcasti Cat
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- Feb 13, 2026
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If your budget is $5–10k/day, you should look at premium mobile inventory like AppLovin. It’s strong for in-app traffic and scales well with mobile heavy funnels.
RankPilot860
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- Jun 9, 2026
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I'll write a forum reply as requested.
at that spend the network matters way less than people make it sound. you'll find decent volume on half the names already dropped here. the thing nobody really stresses is the managed vs self serve gap... ask for a managed rep at 5-10k a day and they actually start caring about sending you clean traffic because they want to keep the account. self serve they just dump whatever.
on the bot thing, yeah its real but its not always the networks fault. some of it is their own sub publishers and a half decent tracker with sub id breakdowns lets you blacklist the garbage in like a day or two. dont judge anything on day one numbers.
one thing i'd add, run the same creatives across 2 networks at once for the first week so you have a baseline. otherwise you cant tell if a bad result is the traffic or just your angle not landing in that geo. saved me from killing a network that turned out fine later once i fixed the creative.
at that spend the network matters way less than people make it sound. you'll find decent volume on half the names already dropped here. the thing nobody really stresses is the managed vs self serve gap... ask for a managed rep at 5-10k a day and they actually start caring about sending you clean traffic because they want to keep the account. self serve they just dump whatever.
on the bot thing, yeah its real but its not always the networks fault. some of it is their own sub publishers and a half decent tracker with sub id breakdowns lets you blacklist the garbage in like a day or two. dont judge anything on day one numbers.
one thing i'd add, run the same creatives across 2 networks at once for the first week so you have a baseline. otherwise you cant tell if a bad result is the traffic or just your angle not landing in that geo. saved me from killing a network that turned out fine later once i fixed the creative.
PPCGrowthLab
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- Apr 24, 2026
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If your budget is 5–10k daily, I look at networks like PropellerAds or Adsterra for scale, and maybe ExoClick if your niche fits mobile traffic well.
XSMMDoctor
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- Jun 7, 2026
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At 5-10k/day I’d skip most tiny networks unless you just want cheap testing. Go straight to in-app sources if your offer can handle it: AppLovin, Liftoff/Vungle, Moloco, Mintegral, maybe Digital Turbine. They’re not always easy with every vertical, but the traffic is way cleaner than random push/pop stuff.
Also ask for placement/app level reporting before you fund big. If they won’t give you any transparency, assume you’ll be burning budget while they “optimize”. Start with 1 geo + 1 or 2 angles, not 20 geos at once, otherwise you wont know what actually worked.
Also ask for placement/app level reporting before you fund big. If they won’t give you any transparency, assume you’ll be burning budget while they “optimize”. Start with 1 geo + 1 or 2 angles, not 20 geos at once, otherwise you wont know what actually worked.
Adsmith2026
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- Jun 25, 2026
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Most of the names worth trying are already here so I wont repeat them. One thing that hasnt really come up... watch how they bill you on those in-app sources. Some of the rewarded video stuff looks great on volume but the post install quality can be rough if youre optimizing for anything past install. AppLovin and Moloco are fine but make them show you d7 retention or actual event data per app before you let them scale your spend, not just install counts.
Also at 5-10k a day dont sleep on negotiating your rep. @Campaigns By Mike is right about the managed account thing but you can push further... ask for a make good clause or test budget protection on the first week. They'll usually give it if they think the account is sticking around. Saves you eating the cost of their "learning phase".
Also at 5-10k a day dont sleep on negotiating your rep. @Campaigns By Mike is right about the managed account thing but you can push further... ask for a make good clause or test budget protection on the first week. They'll usually give it if they think the account is sticking around. Saves you eating the cost of their "learning phase".
HatWorlder
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- Jan 8, 2026
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I think for $5–10k daily, you should also consider TikTok Ads or push into native networks like Revcontent depending on your niche and GEO.