This week was like this: nutra is still unkillable, finance is making noise, and gambling with betting are doing their usual “it’s not us, it’s just market volatility” routine.
💊 Nutra
Our immortal capsule classic is back on top: +383 offers, and targets puffed up too by +581. Payouts barely twitched — 91 up and just 2 down. Cordyceps pulse rewrote the price tags across Europe in one go: AT up to +250%, DE up to +200%. These miracle jars really do love not dying.
💳 Finance
Solid, serious, not crypto — and still somehow manages to surprise. The number of offers dropped by 49, but one car title loan from Moneyman shot up +1000% in RU, like somebody found the “money here” button. ZA and RO climbed too, while ORMATEK, on the other hand, deflated twice by −33%. Classic.
🛒 Ecom
Ecom lived through the week on Indian rollercoasters: AJIO kept going up and down like it’s not an ecom vertical but a mood swing. Repeat Order managed +150%, then faceplanted −60%; New User first +50%, then −33%. State Line Tack in the US slipped −50%. Shopping, as always, with attitude.
📱 Apps
Apps had a week without drama and without fireworks: +33 targets, but payout-wise it was dead quiet — nothing up, nothing down. A calm little vertical cat watching the neighboring verticals scream while it silently refreshes the offer list. Sometimes that’s even more suspicious than growth.
🎮 Gaming
Now this is where you grab popcorn: +13 targets, 2 payouts up and 1 down. Homeland of RP on first deposit jumped +162%, while the active player on the same thing dropped −58%. Lineage 2 Essence also woke up a bit at +17%. Game economy, as usual, plays with itself.
🎰 Gambling
Gambling politely asks to be called iGaming and shows up with +3 offers and +7 targets, like nothing happened. But Fortunella in Poland raised the payout by +83% — and suddenly it became obvious where the casino appetite is hot today. One plus, but a chunky one: exactly what you’d expect from a vertical that runs on nerves.
💔 Dating
Dating, as usual, promises to bring people together, while quietly shuffling the stats apart: +1 offer, +14 targets, but no payout movement. The week passed without love and without drama, but with a hint that someone decided to check once again whether you can make money here from something other than feelings.
🔞 Adult 18+
Here everything is honest: people didn’t come to build a family, they came for pleasure, and the market respects that. Offers dropped by 4, one target disappeared, but AdCombo revalued 9 offers by +21% in one go. In a vertical where everything is laid out plainly, even the price tags know how to be shameless.
🚚 Services
The utility vertical without extra theater, but with nice movement: +2 offers, +4 targets. CDEK Master on confirmed orders doubled the payout to 5000 in RU — logistics, as usual, decided speed deserves payment. Elegant, practical, no capsule, no fog.
⚽ Betting
Betting spent the week in “let’s talk after the match” mode: −3 offers, −2 targets, and payout-wise — silence. No breakout, no panic, just gambling’s neighbor once again pretending the odds aren’t shaking it. But we know better: they are, and hard.
🛠️ Software
Software lived the week in “don’t bother me, I’m working quietly” mode: +1 offer, +1 target, no payout movement. Too calm to joke about, too useful to ignore. The vertical that likes being unnoticed — until you need to install something.
✈️ Travel
Travel took one small step forward: +1 offer and +2 targets. No showing off, no pricing fireworks — just the suitcases started moving again. Compared with the rest, that’s basically zen: no yelling, no crashing, no paradise promises, just quietly hunting for a passenger.
🪙 Trading
Trading, as always, wants to look like something serious and grown-up, but inside it’s still basically “well, almost finance.” This week brought only +1 offer and the one nice bit of news: Polymarket raised the fee by +20% on revshare. Very on-brand — first acting smart, then quietly taking its cut.
🎓 Education
Education kept it low-key this week: +1 offer and +2 targets. No noise, just a gentle move forward, like somebody once again decided to sell knowledge not through meaning, but through numbers. Modest, but with a wink: apparently learning likes CPA too.