Questions about clicks, pricing and payouts

Onlymatic is a CPA network that connects OnlyFans agencies (advertisers) with websites and channels that own traffic (publishers). Agencies prepay a balance and pay a fixed price for every unique, filtered click. Publishers earn a fixed payout per click and are paid once a month.

Every click is logged — including the ones we reject — so both sides can audit exactly what they paid for or earned.

A unique visit from a real browser: not a bot, not a datacenter IP, not a repeat of the same visitor on the same offer within 24 hours, and not part of a burst of more than 10 clicks per minute from one IP. Everything else is logged as rejected and never charged.

Onboarding is manual, so there is no sign-up form. Write to partners@onlymatic.com or message @varomn on Telegram. Tell us whether you run an agency or own traffic, and add a few details: the models or offers you want to promote, or the sites and channels you would send clicks from.

We reply with rates and next steps, and set up your account by hand.

No. Onlymatic is a B2B advertising network. This site and our tracking links host no adult content — we route clicks from publisher placements to the offers that agencies run.

Balances are prepaid in USDT (TRC20) or via Paxum. Message us with the amount, we confirm the payment details, and the balance is credited once the payment arrives. The minimum top-up is $100. Onlymatic charges no top-up fee — the sender pays only the transfer network fee. There are no credit lines and no invoices to chase.

Unused balance is refundable on request, minus the transfer fee.

Two flat rates: Standard placements cost $0.20 per click (cards in lists, sidebars, in-article blocks) and Featured placements cost $0.35 per click (top of page, hero and recommended blocks). Only unique, filtered clicks are billed.

The minimum top-up is $100 — about 500 standard clicks, enough to test one model. There is no subscription and no Onlymatic fee on top-ups. The price is locked at the moment of the click, so a later change never re-prices clicks you already received. See pricing for agencies.

Your placements stop automatically, so you are never billed beyond the money you prepaid. As soon as you top up, they resume — no manual restart needed.

Yes. Every click is logged with the publisher site and placement it came from, so you can see every site your model appears on. Rejected clicks are listed too, each with its reason.

Not yet. Today the network runs on CPC only: you pay per unique, filtered click. Paying per subscriber, measured with OnlyFans tracking links, is on our roadmap. We will announce it when it is live.

Monthly. We close each month by the 5th and send payouts by the 10th, in USDT (TRC20) or via Paxum. The minimum payout is $50 — smaller balances roll over to the next month.

Bots, scripts and any automated or incentivized clicks; hidden, forced or auto-redirect placements; spam (email, DMs, comments); creatives that impersonate a creator or mislead users; and traffic from sites that distribute leaked or pirated content. Anything involving minors or non-consensual material means an immediate, permanent ban.

Clicks that our filters catch are rejected automatically; deliberate abuse ends the partnership.

Either. The simplest option is a smart link — https://go.onlymatic.com/go/<slot> — that you place on a button, banner or text link; we pick the offer and redirect the visitor. If you want to render offers yourself, the JSON API (GET /api/public/v1/slots/<slot>/offers with your X-Api-Key) returns the offers for a slot, each with a click_url you link to from your own layout.

Publishers earn 70% of every billed click: $0.14 per Standard click and $0.245 per Featured click. The rate is locked at the moment of the click. Payouts are monthly, by the 10th, with a $50 minimum, in USDT (TRC20) or via Paxum — and Onlymatic pays the payout network fee. See publisher payouts.

No. Your payout is locked at the moment of the click and recorded with it. If a rate changes, the new rate applies only to clicks that happen after the change — never to clicks you already sent.

Yes. Publishers can export raw click logs — billed and rejected — and check them against their own analytics.

Nothing is lost. Amounts under the $50 minimum roll over and are added to the next month until the total reaches $50.

Payout address changes require two-factor authentication and take effect after a 72-hour delay. It is a deliberate safeguard: if someone ever gets into your account, they cannot redirect your money before you notice.

They are logged with a reason — bot user agent, datacenter IP, duplicate within 24 hours, or rate limit exceeded — and are never billed to the agency or paid to the publisher. Both sides see the same rejected clicks, so nothing disappears silently.

The Network Terms are versioned and dated. A new version applies only from its effective date and is never applied retroactively to clicks, balances or months that came before it.

Once a month is closed — by the 5th of the following month — its numbers never change. If a correction is ever needed, it appears as an explicit, visible line in a later period instead of quietly rewriting history.