EpicAds.Net is a relatively young UK-registered advertising network operating with three of the most popular traffic formats on the market: Push notifications, In-Page Push, and OnClick (Pop). The platform emerged from closed beta in mid-2024 and has since attracted both newcomers and seasoned affiliate marketers. In this review, we’ll break down what EpicAds.Net looks like in 2026 — its strengths, its pitfalls, and who it’s actually worth trying for.
What Is EpicAds.Net
EpicAds.Net is a self-serve advertising network that brings together two types of users in a single dashboard:
Advertisers — launch campaigns, buy traffic, and promote offers.
Publishers (webmasters) — monetize their websites, mobile apps, or send traffic to the network’s ready-made landing pages.
What sets EpicAds apart is that both roles are accessible from a single account: you switch between “advertiser” and “publisher” with one button in the top-left corner — no separate registration required. This is convenient for anyone who simultaneously buys traffic and monetizes their own properties.
Legally, the platform is operated by EpicAdsLtd, with an office at 3rd Floor Suite, 207 Regent Street, London, UK, W1B 3HH. The interface is available in English and Russian, and support runs 24/7.
Traffic Volumes and Geography
The numbers EpicAds publishes on its homepage are genuinely impressive:
~14.6 billion daily impressions
~27 million daily clicks
255 countries of coverage
The network is especially strong in Tier-2 and Tier-3 geos. According to independent reviews, the bulk of the traffic comes from countries like India (over 40 million clicks per day), Indonesia (around 10 million), Brazil (roughly 6 million), Pakistan, Senegal, Uganda, and Papua New Guinea. Minimum CPC in these geos starts at $0.002–0.003, making EpicAds one of the most accessible platforms on the market in terms of entry cost.
Tier-1 traffic is also available, but prices and competition are naturally higher there. If your offers are aimed at the US, Canada, or Western Europe, EpicAds is worth considering as a complementary source rather than a primary one.
Ad Formats
EpicAds deliberately limits itself to three proven formats, prioritizing quality over variety.
Push Notifications
Classic push notifications delivered directly to the user’s device (desktop or mobile), even when they’re not actively browsing. Each notification consists of a title, short text, icon, main image, and a link. The format’s main strengths are massive volumes at low cost and consistently high conversion rates. EpicAds has a particularly extensive subscriber base in Tier-2 and Tier-3 geos, which gives it a real edge over many competitors.
InPage Push
Functionally similar to push notifications, but displayed as a small in-page block rather than a system alert. Key advantages: the format doesn’t require user opt-in, works on iOS (where standard push isn’t available), runs across all browsers, and doesn’t interrupt content consumption. EpicAds serves over one billion InPage impressions per day, with the overwhelming majority coming from mobile traffic.
OnClick (Popunder)
The most aggressive of the three formats: when a user clicks anywhere on a publisher’s site, an advertiser’s landing page opens in a new tab. The upside is huge volume and a very low cost per click — ideal for testing and scaling. According to the network, over 10 million OnClick clicks are delivered daily across both desktop and mobile.
Many reviewers point out that the absence of banners, native ads, and video is both a weakness and a strength: fewer options for testing different approaches, but more focus and quality on each of the three formats actually offered.
Supported Verticals
EpicAds.Net positions itself as friendly to most affiliate marketing verticals. Among the most profitable and frequently tested:
Dating (including mainstream and moderately bold creatives)
Nutra (supplements, weight loss, men’s/women’s health products)
Gambling and Betting (casinos, sports betting)
Crypto (trading, wallets, educational platforms)
Sweepstakes (prize draws, giveaways)
Adult (with restrictions: hardcore pornography and violence are prohibited)
Finance and eCommerce
Banned topics include weapons, drugs, viruses, violence, hate speech, and anything that violates UK law. Moderation is reportedly quite lenient — reviewers note that in the dating vertical, you can run fairly provocative creatives without crossing into outright adult content.
Pricing Model and Minimum Budget
The platform operates on a CPC (Cost Per Click) model — advertisers pay only when a user actually clicks on the ad. This is convenient because budget is only spent on real engagement, not on “empty” impressions.
Key financial parameters:
Minimum deposit: $50 — one of the lowest entry thresholds on the market. For comparison, Adcash requires a $100 minimum, and many other networks ask for $200–500.
Minimum CPC: starts at $0.002 in Tier-3 and gradually climbs to several cents in Tier-1.
Promo code MOBIDEA reportedly grants a 10% bonus on your first deposit (mentioned in Mobidea Academy’s review — worth confirming with support for current validity).
Deposits are accepted primarily via cryptocurrency (USDT TRC-20) and Capitalist USD. This is arguably the biggest drawback on the advertiser side: PayPal, Skrill, and bank cards are either limited or not yet available. According to the network, bank card support is currently being added.
Targeting and Campaign Optimization
This is where EpicAds shows a fairly mature toolset:
Geography: countries and cities
Devices: mobile/desktop
Operating system and OS version
Browser and browser version
Browser language
Scheduling (note: the network operates in the UTC+3 timezone)
Microbidding: granular bid adjustment for individual sources/placements, which is critical for ROI optimization
Multiple creatives per campaign (for A/B testing)
Postback integration with external trackers (Voluum, Binom, Keitaro, and others)
Trafficback URL — where to send traffic if your ad doesn’t render
The dashboard also includes a dedicated “Traffic Volumes” tool, which shows available inventory for a specific combination of geo + format + device + minimum CPC before you launch. This can save serious money on test campaigns.
Epic Spy — Built-in Spy Tool
One of the platform’s calling cards. Epic Spy (or EpicSpy) is a built-in database of creatives currently running on the network from other advertisers. According to various sources, the library contains 400,000+ Push and InPage creatives, sortable by vertical and country.
The main advantage: creatives can be imported directly into your own campaign in one click, with no need to pay for a separate spy subscription (which easily runs $50–100 per month with third-party services like AdHeart or AnstrexPush).
Drawbacks reviewers point out:
No data on impression volumes or how long each creative has been running
Any creative you submit is automatically added to the public spy database — there’s no privacy option
For teams actively testing new angles, this can be a real issue: your winning creatives become visible to competitors within a day.
Anti-Fraud Protection
The platform uses a built-in anti-fraud module that automatically filters:
Bot traffic
Proxies and VPNs
Cloaking
Suspicious click patterns
It’s backed up by real-time analytics, allowing you to quickly disable “dirty” sources. Many Trustpilot reviews specifically highlight traffic cleanliness — especially compared to competitors where Tier-3 fraud rates can hit 30–40%.
The Publisher Side
For those looking to monetize their own traffic, EpicAds offers:
The same three formats: Push, InPage, and OnClick
Around 40 ready-made landing pages for collecting push subscribers (if you don’t have your own)
Referral program: 5% of earnings from referred publishers and 5% of spend from referred advertisers, for life
Fill rate guarantee of up to 99.9% on premium inventory
Publisher payouts:
Minimum threshold: $50
Frequency: daily payments once the minimum is reached (other reviews mention NET-7, NET-15, and NET-30 options)
Methods: USDT TRC-20 and Capitalist; bank cards in progress
Referral Program
A standard industry rate — 5% for life from both referred advertisers’ spend and referred publishers’ earnings. Not the most generous (some networks offer 10% or more), but not stingy either. If you run an affiliate blog or a Telegram channel about media buying, the program can be a decent source of passive income.
Support
One of the most consistently praised aspects of EpicAds in user reviews:
24/7 in-dashboard live chat
Personal account manager from day one (no minimum spend required)
Telegram contact (@Epic_Val) for quick questions
Email: support@epicads.net
Response time typically ranges from a few minutes to a couple of hours
Strong support is especially valuable for beginners, who often get lost setting up their first campaign.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Very low entry threshold ($50) — enough for a proper platform test
Huge traffic volumes, especially in Tier-2 and Tier-3
Built-in spy tool with no extra subscription
Flexible microbidding and advanced targeting
Anti-fraud system and consistently clean traffic
Single account for both advertiser and publisher roles
English and Russian language support
Personal manager from day one
Lenient moderation for dating, nutra, and gambling
High share of positive Trustpilot reviews (rating around 4.8 out of 5)
Cons
Only three ad formats — no banners, native, or video
Limited payment options (mostly crypto and Capitalist)
Weaker Tier-1 inventory compared to giants like PropellerAds or RichAds
Your creatives are automatically added to the shared spy database
No automated campaign optimization rules (auto-rules) — optimization is manual
The spy tool doesn’t show impression volumes per creative
Publisher revenue is reduced by users with ad blockers
Relatively young platform — less traction than industry veterans
Safety and Legitimacy
EpicAds.Net is a legitimate, UK-registered company. The independent service Scamadviser rates the site as trustworthy, citing valid SSL certificates, a sufficient domain age, and no fraud complaints. Trustpilot shows a rating of around 4.8/5 based on dozens of reviews from real users — affiliate marketers and media buyers with varying levels of experience.
Common themes in user reviews:
Stable and punctual payouts
Clean, non-inflated traffic
A fast, lightweight interface (especially compared to bloated competitor dashboards)
Ability to quickly turn a profit on Tier-3 geos where other networks fail to deliver
Who EpicAds.Net Is For
Worth trying if you:
Are just starting out in affiliate marketing and want a network with a low entry threshold and solid support
Work with Tier-2 / Tier-3 traffic in dating, nutra, sweepstakes, gambling, or crypto
Like push and pop formats and want to scale campaigns on high volumes
Also own websites and want to monetize them through push subscriptions
Value the ability to spy on competitors without a separate subscription
Look elsewhere if you need:
Banners, native ads, or video formats
Premium US/Canada/UK traffic as your primary source
EpicAds.Net is a solid, technically mature ad network that bets on quality and efficiency in push/pop traffic across emerging markets rather than on a broad format lineup. With its low $50 entry threshold, lenient moderation, built-in spy tool, and responsive 24/7 support, it’s especially appealing for newcomers — and for experienced affiliate marketers looking for a stable supplementary traffic source in Tier-2 and Tier-3 geos.
The limited payment options and narrow format lineup are real downsides, but they’re offset by transparent analytics, reliable payouts, and one of the highest Trustpilot ratings in the niche. If your main verticals are dating, nutra, gambling, crypto, or sweepstakes, and you’re comfortable using crypto for deposits, EpicAds.Net is worth at least one test run of $50–100.
