[List] Bitcoin Advertising Networks

I made a list of Bitcoin Advertising Networks out there since people keep complaining about Google Adsense and other simillar companies . I haven't fully written this , It's written by "minifrij" on another thread however I can't seem to find it because I copied the content on a .txt file before in case I need later and seems like I did Grin

(If he mind I can remove the thread)
Original topic : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=934536.0

Feel free to correct any wrong informations you see and keep me updated .

Pays using Bitcoin :

Anonymous Ads - http://www.a-ads.com
Probably the oldest bitcoin ad network still running. Pays based on the amount of views, but is dependant on which advertisers are advertising and their daily budget. I have used this network on all of my bitcoin projects and have been paid by it every time without fail. This ad network is for banner and text ads.
Minimum withdrawal - 0.0001BTC (No fee)

Adverti.io - https://adverti.io/

I will be adding more information about them soon .

BitClix - http://www.bitclix.com
BitClix runs on a pay per click system, meaning that every click on your ad gives you a set amount that the advertiser paid for. Can be good if you have a high click rate on your banners. This ad network is for banner and text ads.
Minimum withdrawal - 0.0001BTC (no fee)

AdBit - http://www.adbit.co
If you are using the default FaucetBox or Paytoshi script to advertise here your site may be taken off. Be sure to customize your script before adding this ad network.
A successor to an older Bitcoin ad network which shut down after the admin went awol, AdBit runs on a pay-per-day bidding system. Basically, you put an ad space on your page, and people bid on it. The higher the bid the more of a share the advertiser has. Due to a spam of one satoshi bids, the default minimum cost per day is 0.0001BTC. This ad network is only for banner ads.
Minimum withdrawal - 0.001BTC (0.0001BTC Network Fee)

Bee-Ads - http://www.bee-ads.com Warning: there are some unconfirmed issues. Not recommended to join until get solved
Bee-Ads runs on the same system as AdBit, however their minimum bid is only 0.000001BTC. This ad network is only for banner ads.
Minimum withdrawal - 0.001BTC (0.0001BTC Network Fee)

CoinAdvert - http://www.coinadvert.net
CoinAdvert runs on a CPM (Cost per 1,000 views) system, mixed with the bidding system used in AdBit and Bee-Ads. An advertiser pays for 1,000 views or more for a price you set, and you get paid per view on that ad. This ad network is only for text advertising.
Minimum withdrawal - 0.002BTC (0.0001BTC Network Fee)

BitMedia - http://www.bitmedia.io
This network displays both text and banner ads, and also boasts similar rates to Google Adsense. It also runs on a pay per click system.
Minimum withdrawal - 0.01BTC (No fee)

Mellow Ads - https://mellowads.com/
Network campaigns start from 0.001 BTC ($0.25) per day running for as long as you like. 0% fees for what comes to either CPM Compaigns or CPC Campaigns , receive the full amount paid .

Pays using other Payment Methods

Google Adsense - http://www.google.com/adsense
The most popular ad network in the world. Runs off of both a cost per view and cost per click system based on the ad. A large amount of faucets use this system.
CAUTION - Bitcoin Faucets are arguably against the ToS, so if you earn a lot of money in a short amount of time your account may be banned. Please take care, and do not make your faucet's funds dependant on this network.
Minimum withdrawal - Dependant on your Country and Payment method

BuySellAds - https://buysellads.com

Allows you to add funds with Bitcoin, but you can't get paid in BTC - they are also quite expensive and you can only cash out remaining funds via PayPal. All ads are manually approved by the website owners and it's subscription based (so you can buy 10,000 ad impressions per month, if you want it to stop you need to cancel the subscription). BuySellAds also sends you a Purchase Receipt for all ads you purchase.

Media.net - http://www.media.net/
offers a CPM system which pays for every user which visits your website.
CAUTION - Some Bitcoin faucets can be against Media.net's ToS and Guidelines. Once again, use with caution and do not make your funds dependant on it.
Minimum withrawal - $100 (Paypal/Wire)

Captcha Advertising

Captch Me - http://www.captchme.com
This French captcha provider gives a similar model to Minteye, in that you slide a bar to prove that you are not a bot. An ad is then displayed once the captcha has been successfully completed. I do not have much information on payouts and such, as there doesn't seem to be much on the website.

Reklamper - http://www.reklamper.com/
A Russian captcha provider which provides a basic text captcha with an ad to the right hand side of it. This could perhaps be read by a bot, as the captcha seems to be pretty basic and not very skewed. Once again, I do not know much about payments and the like.

SolveMedia - http://www.solvemedia.com
This is an extremely widely used and supported captcha type on most faucet scripts. Occasionally a small pre-roll ad will appear in the captcha, or simply just a banner at the top. You will earn for every captcha solved on this system. However, since some of this captcha's questions are multiple choice answers, it can be easy for bots to decipher. In additon to this, in order to get a cashout, you have to fill in a tax form.

SCAM WEBSITES

Websites on this section are scams and it's not recommended to use them .

CoinURL - https://coinurl.com
Non-intrusive, high-efficient text and image contextual advertising for your website! Based on the pay per click system.
The minimal withdrawal amount is 0.01 BTC. Withdrawal commission is 1%. This commission is not applied to the withdrawals below 0.15 BTC per month.

Quote from: chmod755 on July 04, 2015, 12:05:06 PM

You forgot a big player (ads on The Atlantic, Newsweek, The Next Web, Investing.com, /r/Bitcoin, etc.):

BuySellAds https://buysellads.com

Allows you to add funds with Bitcoin, but you can't get paid in BTC - they are also quite expensive and you can only cash out remaining funds via PayPal. All ads are manually approved by the website owners and it's subscription based (so you can buy 10,000 ad impressions per month, if you want it to stop you need to cancel the subscription). BuySellAds also sends you a Purchase Receipt for all ads you purchase.

I had the best experience with CoinURL (as a publisher & advertiser)

I was basically only adding websites that pays with Bitcoin . But Yeah I will be working on another list and I do know BuySellAds pretty famous and great Google Adsense Alternative for those who don't have the needed payment methods .

Updated.

Now i have reference ads for my faucet, hope you'll update more ad networks..

Quote from: dezoel on July 04, 2015, 05:58:12 PM

Now i have reference ads for my faucet, hope you'll update more ad networks..

I will , and I may also add captcha's services since most of the faucets use them nowdays to make some bucks even if they don't pay that high ... they still pay just fine .

#Updated .Added list with Captcha Advertising Network , however they do not pay with Bitcoin . If you know any other Advertising Bitcoins please let me know or if you have informations about those added let me know also so I can update the list .

that's a great list, thank you OP! time to favorite this thread Cheesy

edit: I prefer a-ads!

Great list, Ctrl+D Wink

thanks op.
I prefer to coinurl although this through by click ads not impression. And for back-up I prefer to a-ads.

Quote from: avatar_kiyoshi on July 06, 2015, 06:22:37 PM

Great list, Ctrl+D Wink

thanks op.
I prefer to coinurl although this through by click ads not impression. And for back-up I prefer to a-ads.

as far as I know coinurl is very stealthy about clicks and stuff... can you check your clickstats on coinurl?

Quote from: favdesu on July 06, 2015, 07:02:58 PM

Quote from: avatar_kiyoshi on July 06, 2015, 06:22:37 PM

Great list, Ctrl+D Wink

thanks op.
I prefer to coinurl although this through by click ads not impression. And for back-up I prefer to a-ads.

as far as I know coinurl is very stealthy about clicks and stuff... can you check your clickstats on coinurl?

What you means about stealthy?
Actually I'm in hiatus for making a money through ads network, but I still have a balance on there and also sometime I check the clickstats there, that's fine.

Good list, thanks for it.

Does someone have experiences using one of the Bitcoin-paying ad networks (e.g. CoinURL) on a non-english and non-bitcoin-related site? I am particularly interested in Spanish.

Quote from: d5000 on July 20, 2015, 09:21:36 PM

isn't coinurl's minimum payout like 0.1 bitcoin? that's the reason I never use them.

Quote from: favdesu on July 21, 2015, 05:11:14 AM

Quote from: d5000 on July 20, 2015, 09:21:36 PM

isn't coinurl's minimum payout like 0.1 bitcoin? that's the reason I never use them.

I'm more interested in the following points:

- quality of ads (% of ads that are not gambling, porn etc.)
- quality of targeted advertising algorithm
- diversity of ads (bitcoin-only/non-bitcoin advertisers)
- diversity of languages (are there enough non-English advertisers?)
- effective CPC

If ad quality / diversity and CPC is good, then 0,1 is not too much in my opinion. But if you're only able to get some satoshis as CPC then 0,1 is too much, I agree.

PS: OP wrote that minimum CoinURL withdrawal limit is 0,01 BTC. That is a fair value, I think.

Quite an interesting list, thank you for compiling

Thanks for crediting me in the OP, I'd appreciate if you'd link my thread as well, thanks!

Also, you should probably remove BitClix from the list. There has been a long lasting scam accusation against that site (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1032535.0).

Quote from: minifrij on July 25, 2015, 11:32:02 PM

Thanks for crediting me in the OP, I'd appreciate if you'd link my thread as well, thanks!

Also, you should probably remove BitClix from the list. There has been a long lasting scam accusation against that site (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1032535.0).

You are welcome , added a new title "Scam websites" and added BitClix to it .
Also added your thread as requested

Can you please add Adverti.io?

Adverti allows payment by Bitcoin and USD. It pays out in Bitcoin only.
It also has real-time stats.

Thanks for taking the time to make the list! I agree Google Adsense is no longer worth bothering with as returns are meager. I also experimented with the major players in your 'Pays Using Bitcoin' list and found returns were again poor, about the same as Adsense. Also remember those ads will be blocked by adblockers most folks are starting to use. For my own magazine I have found that affiliate ads from reputable bitcoin related companies are the way to go. Since I host the banners myself I do not have to worry about adblockers.

What is the best CPM advertising network? I mean highest paying and highest CTR. I use CPC on my faucet and it's not paying very well at all.

Quote from: ShamrockHannah on August 09, 2015, 11:18:15 PM

What is the best CPM advertising network? I mean highest paying and highest CTR. I use CPC on my faucet and it's not paying very well at all.

Here is my CPM at bitmedia:

This is about $0.60 at the moment.

AdSence gave me about $1.3-1.8, but I'm waiting. Cheesy

They promised to increase conversion rate and cpc soon by adding new targeting options.

Quote from: kickbit on August 10, 2015, 04:27:48 PM

Quote from: ShamrockHannah on August 09, 2015, 11:18:15 PM

What is the best CPM advertising network? I mean highest paying and highest CTR. I use CPC on my faucet and it's not paying very well at all.

Here is my CPM at bitmedia:

This is about $0.60 at the moment.

AdSence gave me about $1.3-1.8, but I'm waiting. Cheesy

They promised to increase conversion rate and cpc soon by adding new targeting options.

I wish bitmedia would accept adult sites already, apparently they are working on it