Affiliate Network

Somoto

3 reviews

OFFERS 4
PAYOUT 3.67
TRACKING 3.67
SUPPORT 3.67

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The Somoto Network is a top notch performance-based Internet marketing venture that thrives upon the success of our advertisers and developers. Somoto is extremely proud of our industry best practices, best support team, our extremely high paying offers and campaigns, as well as our prompt Net-30 payments. Working alongside Somoto will not only be a very lucrative experience for both advertisers and developers, but it will also be a pleasant experience dealing with our friendly and eager to help staff. Sign up now as an affiliate of Somoto and start earning a commissions from each installation today!

Affiliate Network Details

Number of Offers 100+

Commission Type Revshare

Minimum Payment $200

Payment Frequency Net-30

Payment Method PayPal, Wire

Referral Commission N/A

Tracking Software In-house proprietary platform

Tracking Link http://partners.Somotoinc.com

Affiliate Managers

Elad Hameiri

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Vitzo Limited

Mar 07 2016

OFFERS 2

PAYOUT 1

TRACKING 1

SUPPORT 1

We ran Somoto's BetterInstaller adware back in 2013 with our products and generated hundreds of thousands of installs for them.Unfortunately there were issues with their wrapper causing damage to the reputation of our product, and revenues were below industry standards.

As such we informed them that we would not bundle their product until these issues were resolved. As a result, they claimed breach of contract and used that as an excuse not the pay out the installs we had already generated for them, which is over 100,000 USD.

Ami Solow was our account manager at the time.

He promised that the issue would be resolved and the payout would happen over the course of several months if we would re-initiate the partnership, which we showed interest in, but eventually they stopped responding to our emails completely.We tried getting in touch with Ben Garrun, their director, thinking the issue might be the middle-man, but he never responded.