
Country
United States
Minimum payment
$50
Payment frequency
Monthly
Payment method
Commission type
CPC
CPM
POP
PUSH NOTIFICATION
VIDEO ADS
TwinRed Review: A Self-Serve Ad Network and Exchange Running Since 2007 With Full RTB Integration
TwinRed has been operating since 2007 — owned by AdSupply Inc. and headquartered across Los Angeles, Barcelona, and Luxembourg. The platform runs as both an ad network and an ad exchange, with self-serve, private marketplace, OpenRTB, and XML integration options for both sides of the market.
Ad Formats
Five formats are available: Popunder, Display (banners and floating formats), Full Page Interstitial, Video Pre-Roll (VAST), and Push Notifications. Integration options cover JavaScript tags, HTML iframe, VAST tags for video players, XML feed for custom ad servers, and OpenRTB for programmatic partners. The commission model runs on CPM and CPC.
For Publishers
Publishers get 100% fill rates, real-time reporting, and full price and media control through the private RTB marketplace. Targeting by GEO, device, browser, OS, and IP is available. Account managers handle setup and optimization directly. Verticals served include VOD, nutra, e-commerce, sweepstakes, VPN and software, crypto and finance, and gaming.
For Advertisers
Self-serve and fully managed campaign options run across the same format inventory. Retargeting, precise audience targeting, and anti-fraud tools are built in. Voluum tracker integration is supported.
Payments
Publishers are paid monthly under Net-7 terms — earnings from the previous month are paid on the 7th business day of the following month. Minimum payouts: Paxum $50, PayPal $100, Cryptocurrency $100, Wire Transfer $500, ACH $500. Payment methods: PayPal, Paxum, Bank Wire Transfer, ACH, and Cryptocurrency.
TwinRed started as a pop-only network in 2007 and now runs five formats across a full programmatic stack — seventeen years is a long time to keep up with an industry that reinvents itself every three.
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