Mobile apps
MaxKonvert
Choosing between networks starts with the offer mechanism: MaxKonvert describes itself as an “SMS affiliate network” and a “traffic conversion system.” Its listed options include recurring mobile subscriptions and pseudo-subscriptions, whose billing works differently; the provider also says payment rates can change with exchange-rate fluctuations.
For media buyers comparing paid-SMS workflows, the practical questions are how an offer bills subscribers, what participation rules apply, and how payout terms are stated.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- Name
- MaxKonvert
- Category
- Mobile apps
- Official site
- maxkv.pw · No link provided
- Facts checked
Check the paid-offer and payout snapshot
The provider’s homepage, rules, and FAQ state the following details, checked 2026-10-31.
- Role: the homepage describes MaxKonvert as an SMS affiliate network (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Listed offers: MT subscriptions, WAP click, pseudo-subscriptions, and premium SMS (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Payment day: Thursday, for the previous Monday-to-Sunday period (rules, checked 2026-10-31).
- Minimum payout: no minimum payout amount (FAQ, checked 2026-10-31).
Trace the paid SMS offer types
The provider distinguishes recurring mobile subscription billing from pseudo-subscriptions by what triggers the charge. In the first model, recurring charges continue until the subscriber unsubscribes; their cost depends on the operator and offer settings.
For pseudo-subscriptions, the provider describes a user entering a phone number, receiving a free SMS question, then being charged after replying. Phone-number entries do not ensure a payment, according to the provider’s rules.
For Ukrainian mobile subscriptions, the provider says subscribers can sign up without funds, with rebills recorded at zero balance until funds are added. These descriptions make the charge trigger and subscriber balance relevant checks when comparing offer mechanics.
Compare networks by offer mechanics
When comparing networks, check whether their offers use recurring billing, a reply-triggered charge, or another mechanism. Then compare the payout basis and schedule, withdrawal method, traffic eligibility, and available tracking details. These criteria help distinguish the operating terms without assuming that networks with similar labels work alike.
Choose by link and domain workflow
The provider says partners obtain referral links after registration and use them to send suitable-topic traffic to paid offers. This gives the described workflow a clear sequence: register, obtain a link, then direct relevant traffic to an offer.
The system offers to set payment settings automatically, while also allowing users to change them manually. Separately, the FAQ describes domain parking as selecting an offer in the “Platniki” section and choosing the domain-parking button.
Read the Thursday and WMR terms
The rules and FAQ describe Thursday payments for the preceding Monday-to-Sunday period; the FAQ specifies a WMR wallet. The provider’s FAQ also states there is no minimum payout amount and advises submitting a ticket if a payout was not received.
The FAQ lists Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and other countries as accepted for payment. It states that partners may receive between 80% and 95%. The provider says rates can change because of exchange-rate fluctuations, while higher payouts can be discussed for partners with high traffic volume.
Referral earnings are described separately: the FAQ states 5% of referrals’ total income and 7% of profit generated by second-level referrals.
Follow a subscriber through billing
In the recurring-subscription example, charges continue until the subscriber unsubscribes, and the cost depends on the operator and offer settings. The provider’s separate pseudo-subscription example begins with a phone-number entry, followed by a free SMS question; a charge follows the user’s reply.
These models differ in the stated billing trigger: continued subscription versus a reply to a question. For Ukrainian mobile subscriptions, the provider says sign-ups can occur without funds and rebills stay at zero balance until funds are added. Verify which described mechanism applies to an offer before assessing its payment terms.
Account for the participation restrictions
The rules place limits on account use, traffic, and website approval.
- The provider prohibits using its numbers and prefixes on other websites, sending traffic obtained using malware, and registering under a partner’s own referral link.
- The rules also prohibit independently subscribing subscribers’ numbers and registering multiple accounts.
- The administration may deny any website participation in the affiliate program without giving a reason. That discretion matters when assessing whether a particular site fits the program.
- For pseudo-subscriptions, a phone-number entry does not ensure payment; for Ukrainian mobile subscriptions, the provider says sign-ups can occur without funds and rebills remain at zero balance until funds are added.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Use the listed offer and referral routes
The provider describes several concrete routes for working with its offers and account settings.
- The listed paid SMS formats include MT subscriptions, WAP click, pseudo-subscriptions, and premium SMS; the homepage also mentions voice guidance during registration.
- After registration, partners can obtain referral links for sending suitable-topic traffic to paid offers.
- Payment settings can be set automatically or changed manually, according to the provider.
- The FAQ describes domain parking through an offer-selection step and a domain-parking button.
- The homepage lists email, ticket, ICQ, and Skype as support contact routes.
Match traffic to suitable-topic offers
MaxKonvert’s described route is to send suitable-topic traffic to paid offers through referral links obtained after registration.
That description gives a buyer a specific fit check: whether the planned traffic is relevant to the offer and whether the offer’s billing mechanism suits the campaign. The provider’s rules add an approval condition, since the administration may deny a website participation in the affiliate program without giving a reason.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and history.
- Integrations and setup: available connections and implementation steps.
- Tracking and attribution: postback, API, and reporting details.
- Traffic eligibility: accepted sources beyond stated restrictions.
- Payment terms: hold conditions and additional withdrawal methods.
- Registration and moderation: application steps and review process.
Questions on billing and offer mechanics
When does the provider say payments are made?
The provider says payments are made on Thursday for the preceding Monday-to-Sunday period. Its FAQ specifies payment to a WMR wallet, while the rules also state the Thursday schedule for the previous Monday-to-Sunday period.
Is there a minimum payout amount?
The FAQ says there is no minimum payout amount. It also says to submit a ticket if a payout was not received, giving partners a stated contact route for that payment issue.
How do recurring subscriptions differ from pseudo-subscriptions?
Recurring mobile subscription charges continue until the subscriber unsubscribes, with cost depending on the operator and offer settings. For pseudo-subscriptions, the provider describes a charge after the user replies to a free SMS question.
Does entering a phone number ensure a pseudo-subscription payment?
No. The provider’s rules say that the number of phone-number entries for pseudo-subscriptions does not guarantee a payment, so an entry should not be treated as evidence of a resulting charge.
Which support channels does the homepage list?
The homepage lists email, ticket, ICQ, and Skype as contact routes for support.
Decide by billing and participation terms
Fits if… the comparison is specifically about paid-SMS offers, and the documented billing paths and Thursday payment terms answer the buyer’s main checks.
Main risk… participation is subject to website approval, and the provider’s pseudo-subscription description cautions that phone-number entries do not guarantee payment.
Sources
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How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Funnel Notebook. Source-based work: each fact comes from a page listed above, read on 2026-10-31 by the Funnel Notebook editors. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.
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