Offers: How to Choose the Right One for Your Campaign
1. In the offers section, you will see 3 tabs:
Top Offers: These are recommended offers which are divided into several groups:
New: These are new brands that don't have a large player base yet and due to this, the brands may have higher conversion rates than well-known brands.
Best deal: Offers with better deals.
Time-proved: Offers that are time-tested, with good terms and conversion rates.
Top rank: Offers with high player ranking.
All Offers: This is a list of all the offers available at RevenueLab. If you are looking for a specific offer, you should search for it here.
My Offers: These are the offers that are connected to you and for which you can attract traffic.


3. Payment Model, Reward, Min Payout, and Min Cap:
Payment Models: CPA, Revenue Share, Hybrid. Choose a model that suits your strategy.
Reward: The maximum/minimum reward is specified in the offer card. Consult with your affiliate manager for the reward applicable to your country.
Minimum Payout: The lowest threshold amount that a brand can pay.
Min Cap: It's important to follow the set limits on the first deposits (FTDs) for CPA offers. These limits may change according to your agreement with the manager.


If you are not sure which offer will be best for your traffic source, you can always contact your manager. They will compile a list specifically tailored to your traffic.
4. Countries: Check the offer card to see which countries accept traffic for that specific offer. Pay special attention to the "Top countries" section, as these countries may yield higher income.

5. Additional Information:
KPI: Look for specific restrictions and payment conditions related to your traffic.
Verticals: Choose a vertical that you understand and find interesting.
Licenses: Verify if the brand has the required licenses.
Soft Providers: These are the providers used by the brand.
User Languages: Find out the available languages for players on the brand's website.
Number of Registration Fields: Pay attention to the number of fields during registration; a large number of fields can lead to user churn.


