CPA that pay per click?

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Hello, I would like to know if there are any CPA networks that pay per click without prior approval.
 
Most CPA networks pay per action, not per click.
 
What is the issue with approval ? They do this to filter good affiliates.
 
Are you looking for CPC platforms or CPA? If it’s CPC, you might try something like Linkvertise
 
The structure of the project you’re working on is very important. In mass promotions, it’s usually best to set up your own (link shortening) system and lock the links with ads.

But if you want to promote your offers, reaching out in a B2B format usually prevents your earnings from being subject to network commissions.

The money always stays in your pocket. Of course, good research is always the best.
 
Most CPA (Cost Per Action) networks focus on conversions rather than pay-per-click models, but some pay-per-click-friendly networks include BidVertiser, Media.net, and RevenueHits. However, most require prior approval to ensure traffic quality.
 
Haven't seen one of those mate. CPA networks would be vulnerable to click fraud really easily :P
 
Hello, I would like to know if there are any CPA networks that pay per click without prior approval.
Most CPA networks usually require approval before paying per click to prevent fraud. However, some smaller or newer networks might have more relaxed rules, but they can be risky. Always check reviews before joining to avoid scams.
 
Some time ago CrakRevenue had some CPC offer, but of course you had to be approved and it was open only for US traffic.
I can't see that offer anymore so I guess it didn't work well for them
 
Yes, some CPA networks like PropellerAds and Adsterra offer pay-per-click options without requiring prior approval.
 
Not many legit ones, but you can check out PropellerAds or Adsterra—they're beginner-friendly and don’t always need strict approval. Just start small and test!
 
Only direct advertisers, that too when you first prove your traffic conversions. No regular network is going to pay per click, if they want to pay per click, they will go with google, meta etc.
 
It is 2025 and most of them would go bankrupt if they were working on a pay per click basis.
 
Ok, thank you all very much for your responses. Based on your answers, I decided to stick with the traditional CPA model, continue with affiliate marketing and PLR products.
 
Most CPA networks pay per action, but some push networks like PropellerAds or Adsterra offer pay per click options without strict approval. They’re good for fast setup and testing traffic sources.
 
Ok, thank you all very much for your responses. Based on your answers, I decided to stick with the traditional CPA model, continue with affiliate marketing and PLR products.
do you make fraud cpa?
 
CPA offers mimic PPC-style rewards by paying for ultra-low-friction actions, like a click followed by a soft action and app install impressions.
 
Are you looking to run CPC or CPA campaigns?
If you’re leaning toward CPA, you might want to check out a platform like Spanmob — it’s quite good.
 
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