CPA / affiliate networks
Olimob
The provider states that offers are provided to Affiliates through their Personal Account after registration. Its terms say registration information and the affiliate website are checked before account creation, while payment requires Operator approval of completed installs.
Olimob checks registration information and the affiliate website before deciding whether to create an account.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Olimob lists formats and account access
The provider’s page and terms list these formats and account conditions, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Offer formats: mobile content, PIN-submit, click-flow, SMS-flow, and CTV
- Approval: the page states that approval is instant
- Offer access: Affiliates receive offers through a Personal Account after registration
Offers pass through a publisher account
The terms define Affiliates as webmasters who place advertisements on their advertising platforms. Olimob describes itself as a multi-vertical affiliate program, with offers delivered through the Affiliate’s Personal Account after registration.
That account route makes registration the step between a publisher and offer access. A claim of instant approval appears on the page, but the terms also describe a registration review.
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 advice. Financial, trading and crypto products are regulated differently by country and are restricted by law in some regions; check the provider's rules and local law before using or promoting them. This is not financial or legal advice.
Traffic sources meet named campaign tools
Olimob’s page says it accepts all traffic sources and lists direct integration with traffic sources for campaign optimization.
For CTV, the named platforms are Roku, Android TV, Tizen OS, Fire TV, and tvOS. These are listed as CTV platforms, not as traffic-source integrations.
The page lists detailed Smartlink reports and custom settings for each user.
Install approval shapes withdrawal timing
The terms set withdrawal minimums, payment timing, currency, and an approval condition, according to the provider’s terms checked on 2026-10-31.
- Minimum withdrawal: $300 for listed electronic payment methods
- Wire transfer: $500 on NET30 monthly terms
- Payment cadence: weekly for installs completed before a two-week hold period
- Currency and condition: US dollars; payment depends on the Operator approving completed installs
The weekly cadence does not remove the hold: the terms tie payment to installs completed before that period. A publisher should therefore account for both the hold and Operator approval when planning withdrawals.
Registration leads to offer access
OliMob says it checks registration information and the affiliate website before deciding whether to create an account. After registration, offers are provided through the Affiliate’s Personal Account. The page’s instant-approval statement sits alongside that review process; it does not remove the terms’ stated account decision.
The page lists email and Telegram support, while the terms direct access or use questions to the listed email contact. It assigns Asya to PIN Submit and Gambling inquiries, and Tim to general inquiries.
Operator discretion narrows publisher control
The terms give the Operator discretion over registration and install decisions, while setting restrictions on ads and account use.
- The Operator may refuse registration at its sole discretion without explaining why.
- Affiliates must not change advertisements and must apply offer changes within five calendar days of notice.
- The Operator may cancel installs identified as false unless the offer expressly permits incentivized traffic.
- A breach may result in account termination without payment of the balance.
- The terms prohibit multiple accounts and bots or other automated systems.
- Availability may be limited by country and selected languages.
These terms leave meaningful decisions with the Operator and constrain how publishers can manage offers. Details absent from the available terms are listed under What we could not confirm.
Listed formats and reports cover campaign work
The provider’s page lists these campaign features, checked on 2026-10-31.
- The offer list spans mobile content, PIN-submit, click-flow, SMS-flow, and CTV.
- For CTV, the page names Roku, Android TV, Tizen OS, Fire TV, and tvOS.
- Olimob lists direct integration with traffic sources for campaign optimization.
- The page also lists detailed Smartlink reports and custom settings for each user.
This gives publishers a defined feature set to assess against their existing campaign workflow. The claims do not specify which traffic sources are covered or how the integration is configured.
Compare direct programs by decision authority
A network and a direct affiliate program can differ in who controls offer access, registration approval, tracking requirements, and payment conditions. In general, compare the written terms for each point before choosing a route. For a network, also identify which decisions sit with the operator; for a direct program, check who sets and approves the terms.
Fit follows traffic and approval conditions
The page says it accepts all traffic sources. The terms reserve registration review and note country and language limits.
The terms also restrict access to individuals at least 18 years old. Publishers should compare their traffic plan with the written eligibility and offer conditions before registering. The stated acceptance of all traffic sources does not remove the registration decision.
What we could not confirm
- Integration setup: named systems, connection steps, and technical prerequisites
- Offer economics: commission models and offer-level rates
- Geographic scope: eligible and excluded countries
- Tracking: postback, API, attribution, and conversion-validation details
- Payment operations: withdrawal methods, payment days, and dispute process
- Advertiser role: named advertisers and offer-term approval
Questions about Olimob’s written terms
Does weekly payment mean an install is paid immediately?
No. The terms describe weekly payments for installs completed before a two-week hold period. The schedule therefore includes a hold before payment timing applies. Completed installs also remain subject to the Operator’s approval under the terms, so the weekly cadence alone does not settle whether an install qualifies for payment.
What minimum withdrawal does Olimob list?
The terms list a $300 minimum withdrawal for listed electronic payment methods. They give a separate $500 minimum for wire transfer on NET30 monthly terms. These are the stated thresholds; the terms’ payment provisions also make payment conditional on Operator approval of completed installs.
Does instant approval override registration review?
No. The page states that approval is instant, but the terms say OliMob checks registration information and the affiliate website before deciding whether to create an account. The two statements should be read together: the terms describe a review and decision, rather than unconditional account creation.
Can the Operator refuse an application?
Yes. The terms say the Operator may refuse platform registration at its sole discretion without explaining why. This gives the Operator control over the registration decision. The page’s instant-approval statement does not remove that stated discretion or promise that every applicant will receive an account.
Can installs be cancelled as false?
Yes. The terms allow the Operator to cancel installs identified as false, unless the offer expressly permits incentivized traffic. The exception is tied to the wording of the individual offer. Publishers should read that offer’s conditions before sending traffic, since the stated exception is not general permission across offers.
What happens to the balance if an account is terminated?
The terms say the Operator may terminate an affiliate account without paying its balance for breach of the terms. This is a consequential condition for publishers to review alongside the restrictions governing their account and campaigns. The stated consequence applies to termination for breach, not as a general description of every account closure.
Proceed only when the conditions fit
Fits if your traffic plan can accommodate account review, install approval, and the stated payment terms.
Probably not if your operating model requires account access without review or payment independent of install approval.
Main risk… the Operator may terminate an account for breach without paying its balance. Check the written terms and offer conditions before registration.
Sources
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- olimob.com/termschecked
- olimob.comchecked
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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