Gambling and casino
Brand Bridge
Brand Bridge describes itself as an international direct advertiser in the gambling industry. Its terms say traffic must be launched within seven days of cap assignment or it may not be paid. This distinction matters to publishers comparing direct programs with networks that may sit between them and advertisers. In either setup, confirm who sets the deal and which traffic conditions apply before committing.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Brand Bridge lists three gambling brands
The provider’s homepage lists these brands and priority traffic sources, checked 2026-10-31.
- Brands: Disco Win, 666 Gambit, and Winthere.
- Priority traffic sources: SEO, PPC, ASO, FB, and UAC.
Brand Bridge acts as direct advertiser
Brand Bridge presents itself as an international direct advertiser in gambling. It also describes its brands as proprietary and its deals as exclusive. In general, a direct program is presented by the advertiser itself, while an affiliate network can sit between publishers and advertisers. The practical distinction is who offers the deal and sets its terms.
Gambling and betting offers are restricted or prohibited by law in some countries, and age limits, licensing and permitted regions differ by jurisdiction; check the network's own rules and local law before running any traffic. This is not legal or financial advice.
Publishers send traffic to Brand Bridge
The provider describes itself as an international direct advertiser in the gambling industry and lists Disco Win, 666 Gambit, and Winthere as brands. The pages also describe tailored conditions and in-house mobile development.
That description does not establish a technical handoff from a click to a tracked conversion. In general, publishers should distinguish the commercial relationship from the tools used to route and measure traffic. The provider directs users to contact a manager for personalized terms. Ask which systems and setup steps apply to the specific deal before planning implementation.
CPA and Revshare terms shape payment
The provider describes several deal models, but the commercial details vary by arrangement. It says CPL, CPA, and Revshare are available, with Hybrid upon request; it also says Hybrid, CPA, or RS terms can be discussed.
The homepage lists rates starting at 165€ and the same set of countries for its brands. The terms say payments for traffic delivered in the previous month are processed from the 10th to the 15th of each month. They also state that payment is converted to USD using the exchange rate at reconciliation.
For revenue share, the terms list a 40% rate, a 20% admin fee, and NNCO. These figures do not, on their own, explain how deductions apply to an individual deal. Confirm the agreed model, calculation basis, and reconciliation details with the manager before accepting terms.
A cap assignment starts the test
The terms set a default test cap of 20 FTD unless a manager agrees otherwise. Traffic must launch within seven days of cap assignment or it may not be paid. The terms also state a minimum deposit of €15.
The provider says postback data arrives with an approximately one-hour delay. That timing is relevant when comparing conversion reporting with traffic logs; clarify the reporting window with the manager. The provider directs users to a personal manager by direct message or working chat for questions.
The provider says changes to terms are communicated through Telegram chat or the registered email address. Confirm which contact channel applies to the partnership and keep the agreed cap and deal terms in writing.
Traffic and payment rules narrow control
- The Terms prohibit reselling and state that it may lead to rejection of traffic payment and immediate partnership termination.
- The Terms state that traffic must be launched within seven days of cap assignment or it may not be paid.
- The Terms state that fraud detection makes the entire traffic flow ineligible for payment.
- The Terms prohibit traffic from devices other than Android or iOS unless pre-approved.
- The Terms prohibit motivated traffic and traffic from paid-to-click sites.
- The Terms state that players under 23 are not subject to payment.
- The Terms state that traffic from failed tests is not compensated.
Brand Bridge’s brands and development define its stated offer
- The provider says it offers proprietary brands and exclusive deals.
- Brand Bridge states that it provides tailored conditions and in-house mobile development; publishers should confirm what those conditions mean for their specific deal.
- Its FAQ names SEO, ASO, Facebook, TikTok, UAC, In-App, and PPC among traffic sources, alongside a claim that all types are accepted.
- The vendor says its mobile app development studio is free for partners and that its apps are exclusive.
Compare direct deals by authority
When comparing direct-advertiser programs, check who controls the offer, which deal models are available, and which traffic sources are permitted. Also compare tracking arrangements and payment terms, including reconciliation rules; these determine how a publisher measures activity and accounts for payment.
Android and iOS traffic face conditions
The provider’s FAQ names SEO, ASO, Facebook, TikTok, UAC, In-App, and PPC, and says all types of traffic are accepted. Its priority list names SEO, PPC, ASO, FB, and UAC.
Device eligibility is narrower than the FAQ’s broad acceptance wording: traffic from devices other than Android or iOS requires pre-approval. Motivated traffic and traffic from paid-to-click sites are prohibited. Check the source and device conditions against the planned campaign before sending traffic.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and operating history.
- Integrations: available systems and setup requirements.
- Registration: application and account review process.
- Withdrawals: payment methods and minimum payout.
- Payment holds: any conditions beyond the stated schedule.
- Tracking: implementation requirements and postback setup.
- API: availability and access conditions.
- Program access: geographic coverage and brand-level eligibility.
- Support: response times and escalation process.
Questions about Brand Bridge’s terms
How do the payment models differ?
The provider lists CPL, CPA, and Revshare, with Hybrid available upon request. It also says Hybrid, CPA, or RS terms can be discussed. Ask the manager to specify the model and calculation basis for the individual deal before accepting it.
How does reconciliation affect payment accounting?
The terms say payment for traffic delivered in the previous month is processed from the 10th to the 15th of each month. They also say payment is converted to USD at the exchange rate used at reconciliation. Confirm which reconciliation details apply to the agreed deal.
What should publishers agree with a manager?
The terms say changes are communicated through Telegram chat or the registered email address.
How is the test cap set?
The terms give a default test cap of 20 FTD unless otherwise agreed with a manager. Publishers should establish the assigned cap and any agreed variation with the manager before starting the test.
How should delayed postbacks affect reporting?
The provider says postback data is delivered with an approximately one-hour delay. When comparing postback data with traffic logs, account for that stated delay and clarify the reporting window with the manager.
How are terms-change notices sent?
The Terms state that payments are processed from the 10th to the 15th of each month for traffic delivered in the previous month.
Proceed only when traffic terms fit
Fits if… the planned traffic uses eligible devices and sources, and the publisher has agreed the deal model and cap with a manager.
Probably not if… the setup depends on motivated or paid-to-click traffic, or devices outside Android and iOS without pre-approval.
Main risk… payment can be withheld after a missed launch deadline, and fraud findings make the entire traffic flow ineligible for payment. Before accepting a program, confirm its traffic conditions and written deal terms.
Sources
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- brandbridge.partnerschecked
- brandbridge.partners/termschecked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-10-31. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.
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