If you run a crypto site and want to put ads on it, here is how the networks that still have a working publisher program compare on their own terms, as of autumn 2026.
| Network | Getting in | KYC | Payout minimum | How often |
| A-ADS | domain at least 3 months old, no free subdomains | none | 0.001 BTC, zero over Lightning | daily |
| Cointraffic | 5,000 monthly visitors, 24-48h review | address only | €25 in BTC (€300 by bank) | Mon / Wed / Fri |
| Coinzilla | crypto and finance sites, no published traffic minimum | full ID check | €50 (BTC, ETH, USDC, bank) | weekly or monthly |
| HypeLab | application, crypto sites with real traffic | not stated | $50 | monthly, Net-30 |
| Bitmedia | request form, public quality rules | not stated | $20 in the terms | on request, 7-day hold |
A few things worth knowing before you apply:
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Small or new site: A-ADS is the easiest door. No traffic minimum and no KYC, but earnings are small.
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5,000+ visitors a month: Cointraffic is the only network that publishes an exact traffic bar, and it pays three times a week.
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Best demand: Coinzilla has the strongest advertiser roster, but expect an ID check before the first payout. The terms also say they don't cover the conversion fees on BTC or ETH payouts.
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Rates: HypeLab is the only one that states a rate, eCPM "from $1.50 to $5+". Everyone else gives no number.
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Read the contract, not the landing page. Bitmedia's publisher page says 0.01 BTC minimum, but its terms say $20.
- Coin.Network, DOT Ads, AdsNetwork and Adshares still show up in "best of" lists, but none of them had a working publisher signup when I checked.
If you're a publisher on any of these, what eCPM are you actually seeing, and have payouts been on time? That's the part no terms page tells you.
Full ranking with sources (it's my site):
https://adbench.io/crypto-ad-networks-for-publishers/
