Magic Click Partners

The vendor places affiliates between advertisers and referred users: its Terms define a partner as someone who applies and receives access to promotional materials and rewards for referred traffic. The FAQ describes the company as an international performance-marketing agency, while the homepage calls it an international affiliate network with offers from direct advertisers. The FAQ says the service works with affiliates and advertisers worldwide in iGaming and Sports.

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.

A publisher’s link carries a unique ID; the network says payment follows when a user completes the offer’s target action. That places tracking and offer conditions between the publisher’s traffic and the advertiser’s desired action, though the stated payment trigger alone does not explain how conversions are validated.

The vendor describes Android and iOS applications, a Telegram bot for sharing apps and directing traffic to Multilink, and mobile applications and PWAs developed with multiple developers. It also describes trafficback as routing traffic to offers according to geography. The FAQ provides a Keitaro setup guide for mobile applications; that is evidence of a guide, not a claim about broader integrations.

Before sending traffic, a publisher still needs to match the selected offer’s target action and permitted traffic to the campaign setup. The listed tools describe routing and promotional options, but do not specify the offer-level eligibility details.

The vendor gives conflicting payout minimums and cadence descriptions, so publishers should compare the selected offer with the applicable written terms rather than rely on one general figure.

• Homepage — minimum withdrawal of $10; weekly payouts — checked 2026-10-31.
• Terms of Use — minimum payout of €100; below that balance, payment is deferred to the next settlement period — checked 2026-10-31.
• Homepage — weekly payouts — checked 2026-10-31.
• FAQ — payout frequency depends on the offer and appears in its description — checked 2026-10-31.

The Terms say commissions are calculated according to terms agreed with the company, while the FAQ ties payment frequency to each offer. The Terms also state that negative partner earnings for a settlement month are not carried forward to later months. The FAQ lists USDT, BTC and Capitalist as withdrawal methods.

Applicants are asked to register and provide contact information. The FAQ says screenshots of work statistics may be required for account activation. Registration applications are processed within a day on weekdays; weekend or holiday applications are reviewed on the nearest weekday, according to the FAQ checked 2026-10-31.

A personal manager is assigned after registration and account activation, according to the FAQ. The homepage states that managers respond to questions within 10 minutes. That response-time statement concerns questions; it does not change the separate application-processing schedule.

Registration does not settle access: the company says it may approve or reject applications at its discretion. The Terms also allow the company to request identity and registration documents at any stage of cooperation.

Payment can be suspended while the company investigates suspected violations or fraud, and the FAQ says an advertiser’s detection of fraudulent traffic may lead to account blocking. The Terms permit termination of cooperation and account cancellation for violations, and prohibit unauthorized traffic-generation methods, including bots, click falsification and artificial traffic manipulation.

The company says it will notify partners of term changes five days before they take effect, according to the Terms checked 2026-10-31. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

The vendor says its network combines advertiser offers with promotional assets and support for publisher campaigns.

• The provider lists offers and says it supplies personal managers to partners.
• The homepage says the network provides tools for launching traffic free of charge.
• The vendor lists Telegram channels, email newsletters, push and native among the traffic sources it works with.
• Affiliates use a link with a unique ID, and the vendor says payment follows the offer’s target action.
• The homepage describes apps and a Telegram bot that directs traffic to Multilink.

The listed traffic sources and commission models give publishers a starting point for checking whether a campaign fits an offer.

The Terms prohibit unauthorized traffic-generation methods, including bots, click falsification and artificial traffic manipulation. The company also says it does not teach advertising-system operation or farming methods. Publishers should check each offer’s permitted traffic and geography before launching, and confirm that the target action matches their campaign. The Terms prohibit promotion where the activity is illegal.

In general, a network arrangement places an intermediary between publisher and advertiser, while a direct program connects those parties without that network role. Compare who supplies offers, sets commission terms, tracks actions, approves publisher access and handles payment. Ask each provider to state those responsibilities in writing.

Are CPA and CPL models available?

Yes. The network says it accepts traffic on CPA and CPL models. Publishers still need to check the selected offer’s target action and traffic rules, since the model alone does not establish whether a particular campaign qualifies.

How is commission agreed?

The Terms say commissions for referred traffic are calculated according to terms agreed with the company. That makes the agreed deal terms central to evaluating an offer; the commission model by itself does not state the rate or qualifying-action conditions.

How does an offer define payout frequency?

The FAQ says payout frequency depends on the offer and is specified in its description. Check the selected offer’s description alongside the Terms before planning settlement timing, since the homepage gives a different general schedule.

Who decides whether an application is accepted?

The company may approve or reject applications at its discretion, according to the Terms. Registration therefore does not itself establish access to offers; applicants should wait for the account decision before treating the network as available.

When may identity documents be requested?

The Terms allow the company to request documents verifying identity and registration details at any stage of cooperation. The request is not limited to the initial application, so partners should account for possible verification after they begin working with the network.

When is a personal manager assigned?

The FAQ says a personal manager is provided after registration and account activation. The homepage separately gives a response-time claim for managers, but that does not specify when an individual manager assignment occurs.

Fits if… the publisher is prepared to review the agreed commission terms and the selected offer’s payout description before committing traffic.

Probably not if… automatic access is essential, since the company reserves discretion over application approval.

Main risk… payout planning relies on terms that differ between the homepage and the offer-specific description. Compare the selected offer description with the Terms before accepting.