Adverships is a pay-per-click affiliate network for Shopify and WooCommerce stores. 30-day free trial, plans from $4/mo. See features, pricing, and FAQs.
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Pricing
Freemium/subscription: 30-day free trial (no credit card required), paid subscriptions starting at $4/month, plus a pay-per-click cost that merchants set and cap themselves for creator payouts.
Adverships positions itself as "a simpler, sleeker affiliate network" for merchants who want to work directly with content creators (bloggers, Instagrammers, podcasters, and other creators with traffic) instead of running a traditional percent-of-sale affiliate program. Businesses set their own cost-per-click (CPC) rate and click caps, negotiate terms directly with creators via in-app chat, and pay only for clicks that clear Adverships' deduplication window. A single tracking snippet/pixel captures click-by-click, audit-ready attribution data (session, browser, timestamp), and funds sit in escrow until verified clicks are delivered. Merchants can start with a 30-day free trial that requires no credit card, and the platform is built to integrate directly into existing storefronts: an official app in the Shopify App Store, and a free WordPress plugin for WooCommerce stores that adds server-to-server click/sale tracking and an in-wp-admin dashboard.
Key Features
Direct creator negotiation — Businesses negotiate CPC rate, click caps, and campaign duration directly with creators via in-app chat, with no intermediary marketplace.
Deduplicated click tracking — A single tracking snippet/pixel captures click-by-click data (session, browser, timestamp) and deduplicates it for audit-ready attribution.
Escrow-based payouts — Funds sit in escrow and are released to creators only once verified, deduplicated clicks are confirmed.
Shopify app — An official app in the Shopify App Store connects a Shopify store to Adverships for affiliate tracking.
WooCommerce/WordPress plugin — A free WordPress plugin (WordPress 6.0+, PHP 7.4+, WooCommerce 6.0+) adds server-to-server click and sale tracking, an in-wp-admin dashboard, and HPOS/GDPR compatibility.
Merchant dashboard — An in-dashboard view shows clicks, sales, revenue, earnings owed, recent sales, and each partner's payment model and performance.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Pay-per-click model lets merchants cap spend and only pay for verified, deduplicated clicks rather than a blanket commission
Native Shopify app and a free WooCommerce/WordPress plugin make setup straightforward for common e-commerce stacks
30-day free trial with no credit card required lowers the barrier to testing the platform
Escrow-based payouts and audit-ready, pixel-level attribution data add transparency for both merchants and creators
Cons
Detailed pricing tiers and commission/fee structure beyond the $4/mo starting price and CPC model are not published on the site
No public company background (founding date, team, headquarters) is available, which may make trust/verification harder for prospective customers
Direct creator negotiation (rather than a large built-in marketplace) may mean more manual outreach work compared to bigger affiliate networks