MaxKonvert

SMS offers use distinct billing mechanics

MaxKonvert describes itself as a traffic conversion system and an SMS affiliate network. The vendor lists MT subscriptions, WAP click, pseudo-subscriptions, and premium SMS as its offer formats.

Mobile subscriptions use recurring charges that continue until the subscriber unsubscribes. The cost depends on the mobile operator and offer settings, so the offer configuration affects the subscriber’s billing. Pseudo-subscriptions follow a different sequence: a user enters a phone number, receives a free SMS question, then is charged after replying. These descriptions distinguish recurring subscription billing from a charge triggered by a reply.

Compare networks by payment authority

In general, compare candidate networks by offer model, the basis for calculating payment, withdrawal route, traffic rules, and tracking documentation. A useful distinction is whether each network explains how a subscriber action becomes a recorded charge and how that charge becomes a partner payment.

Referral links lead to paid offers

The provider says partners obtain referral links after registration and use them to send suitable-topic traffic to paid offers. It also lists paid offers with voice guidance during registration.

The service also describes domain parking: users choose an offer in the paid-offers section and select the domain-parking button.

Rates and payout routes need separate checks

The provider states that partners may receive between 80% and 95%. The vendor also says payment rates can change because of exchange-rate fluctuations.

Its FAQ sets referral rates separately: the provider states a 5% rate on referrals’ total income and a 7% rate on the profit generated by second-level referrals. The provider lists Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and other countries as accepted for payment.

Higher payouts are described as open to discussion for partners with high traffic volume, rather than as a fixed rate. Before assessing the payment terms, clarify the offer-specific rate basis, applicable exchange rate, and withdrawal route. This is not financial or legal advice.

Subscriber charges depend on offer settings

For mobile subscriptions, the vendor says recurring charges continue until a subscriber unsubscribes, with costs varying by operator and offer settings. In its description of Ukrainian mobile subscriptions, subscribers can sign up without funds, while rebills are recorded with a zero balance until funds are added.

Pseudo-subscription billing instead follows a reply: a user enters a phone number, receives a free SMS question, and is charged after replying. The provider cautions that a phone-number entry does not guarantee payment. For partners comparing these mechanics, distinguish an entered number from a completed reply and a recorded charge.

Rules leave approval and payment exposure

The vendor rules set restrictions on account use, traffic, and website participation.

• The rules prohibit using MaxKonvert’s numbers and prefixes on other websites, and prohibit traffic obtained using malware.
• Partners may not register under their own referral link, independently subscribe subscribers’ numbers, or register multiple accounts.
• The administration may deny a website participation in the affiliate program without giving a reason.
• Exchange-rate fluctuations may change payment rates, and the provider describes higher payouts only as discussable for partners with high traffic volume.
• A phone-number entry for a pseudo-subscription does not guarantee payment.

Offer controls and support routes are stated

The vendor describes several controls and contact routes for partners.

• The listed offer formats include MT subscriptions, WAP click, pseudo-subscriptions, and premium SMS.
• Paid offers are listed with voice guidance during registration.
• Partners can park a domain by choosing an offer in the paid-offers section and selecting the domain-parking button.
• The homepage lists email, ticket, ICQ, and Skype as support channels.

SMS billing experience defines the fit

The provider’s documented scope may suit partners assessing SMS subscription billing and pseudo-subscription flows. Mobile subscriptions involve recurring charges until the subscriber unsubscribes, with cost dependent on the operator and offer settings. Pseudo-subscription entries follow a reply-based charge path, but the provider says an entered phone number does not guarantee payment.

Questions about rates and SMS charges

When does the provider say payments are made?

The provider says payments are made on Thursdays for the preceding Monday-to-Sunday period. Its FAQ describes the same weekly schedule, stating that payment is made on Thursday for the preceding Monday-to-Sunday week.

Which route does the FAQ give for payments?

The FAQ names a WMR wallet as the payment route. It pairs that route with payment on Thursday for the preceding Monday-to-Sunday week. Confirm that this route fits your payment arrangements before relying on the stated schedule.

What does the FAQ say about minimum payouts and missed payments?

The FAQ says there is no minimum payout amount. For a payout that was not received, it directs partners to submit a ticket.

How does the provider describe rate changes?

The provider says rates can change because of exchange-rate fluctuations. It also says higher payouts can be discussed for partners with high traffic volume. Those statements describe variable rates and a discussion, not a fixed rate for an offer.

How do mobile subscription charges work?

The provider says mobile subscription charges recur until the subscriber unsubscribes. Their cost depends on the mobile operator and offer settings. Its description of Ukrainian mobile subscriptions adds that rebills are recorded with a zero balance until funds are added.

When does a pseudo-subscription charge occur?

The provider describes a sequence in which a user enters a phone number, receives a free SMS question, and is charged after replying. It also cautions that the number of phone-number entries does not guarantee payment. An entry alone is therefore not the same as a payment.

Choose by offer mechanics and terms

Fits if the operation is assessing SMS offer mechanics and the provider’s stated Thursday payment schedule. Probably not if the business requires website participation to be assured in advance. Main risk… the administration may deny website participation without giving a reason.

Sources

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• maxkv.pw/ruleschecked 2026-10-31
• maxkv.pwchecked 2026-10-31
• maxkv.pw/questionchecked 2026-10-31

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.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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