This week went like this: nutra came back swinging, finance handed out fat payouts, and betting cut payouts like someone yanked its CPIS charging cable.
💊 Nutra
Nutra is once again proving that “dead” is not about it: +379 offers, +992 goals, and a hefty 235 payout hikes with almost no drops on the list. In Austria and the Czech Republic, diabetes, psoriasis, and prostatitis all got pricier together, like the caps just caught a second wind.
💳 Finance
Finance, as a respectable vertical should, likes to pretend it’s above all this crypto mess — while quietly doubling the feed: Kviku on loans jumped from 1456 to 2913 and from 1500 to 3000. UBRiR and Neomoney also climbed, like the market suddenly switched to “payday mode.”
🛒 E-commerce
E-com stayed true to the classics: somewhere in India and Mexico the price tags moved up nicely, while somewhere else old customers suddenly got a lot less love. Shopee MX for existing users jumped by +200%, Ajio on repeat orders by +100%, while a new user in Mexico and an old Poison Drop customer both got a hit to the romance and to the payout.
🧰 Services
Services spent the week in “we’re here, but keep the drama elsewhere” mode. Offers got cut −7, goals were up +8, and payouts didn’t budge at all. A quiet vertical that clearly decided not to argue with the market and just wait out the storm while everyone else digests their new price tags.
🎮 Gaming
Gaming also skipped the spectacle: +6/−1 on offers, +9 goals, and zero movement on payouts. The vertical looked like it bet on silent survival — no hype, no collapse, no fairy-tale promises, just breathing quietly somewhere in the background.
⚽ Betting
Betting, as usual, showed that its odds don’t live long and they live nervously: Winline slashed payouts three times — from 3700 to 2250, from 11000 to 8200, and from 6500 to 5200. That’s almost a minus in morale, and nearly a minus in faith in humanity, but the vertical still keeps a straight face.
📱 Apps
In apps, the week was short and mildly twitchy: one VPN for the US went up from 5 to 7, while POLZAru on promo codes slid from 1.95 to 1.3. Same old story: one user gets convenience, another gets gently nudged toward the idea that a discount is also a genre of suffering.
💔 Dating
Dating didn’t throw a tantrum or go on a binge this week: +3 offers, +5 goals, and no payout movement. A vertical that’s supposed to bring people together, but more often brings media buyers together with their patience limit, just quietly added a bit of life to the catalog this time.
🎰 Gambling
Gambling modestly played at being iGaming and stayed calm too: +2 offers, +5 goals, no payout changes. Not the week to make noise — casino blood knows how to stay quiet right before it asks for attention and traffic again.
📲 Mobile subscriptions
Mobile subs rustled a bit in the background: +1/−2 on offers and +3/−1 on goals. The vertical still lives on the edge between “the user subscribed themselves” and “well, almost themselves” — and this week the balance stayed just as suspiciously familiar.
🎓 Education
Education got cut by −3 offers and added +1 new one. The vertical looks like a school report after a cleanup: the extras were crossed out, one thing was brought in to replace them, but the market clearly didn’t throw a big knowledge party.
✈️ Travel
Travel unexpectedly woke up on payouts this week: CheapOair and OneTravel in the US and Canada moved up from 3 to 5, which is +67% each. Travel, as always, loves to look expensive and change fast — especially when the market decides that vacation should cost just a little less painfully.
🎁 Sweepstakes
Sweepstakes got their little minus-zen moment: Neeman's in India on repeat users dropped from 8.75 to 7. Not a catastrophe, but not exactly confetti material either — the vertical is reminding everyone that freebies can lose weight too.
🔞 Adult 18+
Adult lost just one offer this week and probably didn’t even notice. Classic vertical behavior: minimal noise, maximum familiar physiology, and zero drama — a rare case where the market at least isn’t pretending to have morals.