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RealPush
RealPush describes itself as a global advertising network for advertisers and publishers, with a $50 minimum advertising deposit and a separate $50 minimum publisher payout. The vendor lists wire transfer, Capitalist, and USDT TRC-20 as payment methods and states there are no platform fees.
For media buyers comparing network buying with publisher monetization, the useful check is which side of the transaction they need and how its terms fit their workflow.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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RealPush lists separate advertiser and publisher routes
The vendor’s homepage, checked on 2026-10-31, supplies the following details.
- Roles: advertisers and publishers (source: RealPush homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Ad formats: OnClick (Popunder), classic Push, In-Page Push, and Native (source: RealPush homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Minimum advertising deposit: $50 (source: RealPush homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Minimum publisher payout: $50 (source: RealPush homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Payment methods: wire transfer, Capitalist, and USDT TRC-20; the vendor states there are no platform fees (source: RealPush homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Pricing bases: CPM for Popunder and Native; CPC for Push and In-Page Push (source: RealPush homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
Advertisers buy campaigns; publishers supply traffic
The vendor positions RealPush as a network serving both advertisers and publishers.
For a publisher, the practical distinction is between supplying traffic and receiving a payout; for an advertiser, it is between funding an account and choosing a campaign pricing basis. The vendor states that an approved campaign starts receiving traffic within 10 minutes. That timing gives advertisers a stated post-approval expectation, not a description of when a campaign will be approved.
Postbacks and trackers map the working connections
Advertisers can configure postback tracking in campaign settings, according to RealPush. The provider also names Binom, Keitaro, and Voluum as supported tracking platforms. These are vendor-described integrations and capabilities, not independently verified compatibility findings.
RealPush says its API covers campaign automation, reporting, and ad management. Campaign and traffic statistics are displayed in UTC, which matters when comparing network reports with records kept in another time zone. The stated help route for postback setup is a dedicated account manager.
CPM, CPC, and separate cash thresholds
The vendor describes CPM and CPC as the self-service pricing bases, and lists separate minimum amounts for advertising deposits and publisher payouts.
- Advertising deposit minimum: $50 (RealPush homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Publisher payout minimum: $50 (RealPush homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Payment methods: wire transfer, Capitalist, and USDT TRC-20; the page states there are no platform fees (RealPush homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- CPM: Popunder and Native ads (RealPush homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- CPC: Push and In-Page Push ads (RealPush homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
The minimum advertising deposit is $50.
Campaign review precedes the stated traffic start
RealPush says campaigns undergo moderation before approval, with processing taking up to 2 hours during business hours and up to 6 hours outside them. Once approved, a campaign is stated to start receiving traffic within 10 minutes.
The vendor lists creative mismatch, aggressive or suggestive visuals, shock content, and policy violations as common rejection reasons. These are moderation criteria to account for when preparing a campaign, not a route around review. The stated traffic-start timing applies after approval, so it does not replace the separate moderation window.
Moderation and business-only terms add work
Campaign moderation has separate stated processing windows for business hours and outside them, and the vendor lists creative and policy grounds for rejection. A workflow that requires a fixed launch time therefore has to account for review before the stated post-approval traffic start.
RealPush states that its services are for businesses only. Its legal notice also says the company is neither willing nor obliged to take part in proceedings before a consumer arbitration board. Advertisers and publishers have separate API, Automation & MCP Terms, adding another set of documents to check against the intended account role.
Several practical details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
The network groups buying and campaign tools
RealPush’s documented tools cover campaign setup, tracking, and account-level help, according to the provider’s homepage, checked 2026-10-31.
- The provider describes an API for campaign automation, reporting, and ad management.
- It names Binom, Keitaro, and Voluum as tracking integrations, giving buyers specific platforms to check against their existing setup.
- Advertisers can configure postback tracking in campaign settings, while the vendor identifies a dedicated account manager as the help route for postback setup.
- The network lists OnClick (Popunder), classic Push, In-Page Push, and Native formats, with pricing bases assigned to those formats.
These points describe the provider’s stated offering, not independent compatibility or performance findings. Before relying on a specific tracking flow, compare the platform and postback requirements with the campaign setup.
The account role sets the useful comparison
The account role determines whether the relevant route is buying campaigns or supplying traffic. Advertisers can compare the stated CPM and CPC bases with the formats they intend to use, while publishers should assess the payout terms for their own account.
The vendor states that its services are for businesses only. The documented workflow also includes campaign moderation before approval, which matters when a launch depends on review timing. Check the account terms and tracking workflow against the operation before setting up either role.
Direct programs change who sets the terms
In general, a network route and a direct affiliate program differ in who controls offer access, attribution, payment conditions, and reporting. Compare those responsibilities in the terms for each route, then check which party provides the tracking and payment information your workflow requires.
What we could not confirm
- Offer verticals and permitted traffic sources: eligible categories and sources
- GEO availability: countries or regions served
- Publisher payment timing: schedule, currencies, and validation or hold period
- Advertiser controls: targeting options, bid controls, and campaign budget minimums
- Conversion attribution: rules and reporting retention
- API access: credentials, limits, and documentation
- Account onboarding: advertiser and publisher registration and approval requirements
- Support operations: hours, response times, and escalation process
Questions about RealPush’s campaign and payment route
Are the advertising deposit and publisher payout minimums the same?
Both stated minimums are $50, but one applies to advertising deposits and the other to publisher payouts, according to the RealPush homepage checked 2026-10-31. They belong to different account roles, so compare the amount relevant to the account being opened.
Which payment methods does RealPush list?
The homepage lists wire transfer, Capitalist, and USDT TRC-20 as payment methods, and states that there are no platform fees. Confirm which route applies to the intended transaction and account before relying on the listed methods.
How does campaign pricing vary by format?
The provider’s self-service platform lists CPM pricing for Popunder and Native ads, and CPC pricing for Push and In-Page Push ads. Compare the pricing basis with the formats planned for the campaign; the listed bases do not specify campaign rates.
When does moderation happen before traffic starts?
RealPush says campaign moderation takes up to 2 hours during business hours and up to 6 hours outside them. The vendor separately states that an approved campaign starts receiving traffic within 10 minutes. The latter timing begins after approval.
What tracking setup does the provider describe?
Advertisers can set up postback tracking in campaign settings, and RealPush names Binom, Keitaro, and Voluum as supported tracking platforms. The provider also identifies a dedicated account manager for postback setup help. Check the required tracking flow with the named platform and account team.
Can an individual use RealPush’s services?
The legal page states that RealPush provides services to businesses only. That condition applies to the service generally, so confirm that the intended account qualifies as a business before proceeding.
Proceed by role, pricing basis, and terms
Fits if… the operation needs the documented advertiser or publisher route and its stated pricing bases.
Probably not if… the business-only condition or campaign moderation process conflicts with the operation.
Main risk… the published workflow does not settle account-specific terms; check the applicable role’s terms and tracking requirements before setup.
Sources
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- realpush.netchecked
- realpush.net/legal/impressumchecked
- realpush.net/legalchecked
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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