How we Make Money

PayGamble aims to provide accurate and up-to-date information about payment methods typically used in an online gambling environment. We provide fair assessments of each payment method, its advantages and disadvantages, how long it takes such payment method to pay out, and lists and rankings of online casinos that offer that payment method to their clients.

While we strive to be fair and unbiased in our assessments of online payment methods, we fully disclose that we are a casino affiliate website and make money from advertising. To be fully transparent with our readers about how we make the money we need to keep PayGamble up and running and pay our writers, we have broken down the various ways we make money.

Revenue Share

Nearly two-thirds of our income comes from revenue share deals. A percentage of the net gaming revenue comes down when a player deposits money at any of the casinos featured on our site using our links.

Cost per Acquisition

Cost per acquisition (CPA) is another deal we have in place with our partners. PayGamble gets an established fee for every client it sends to a site through CPA deals, who then deposit our links.

Hybrid Deals

Hybrid deals involve a mix of revenue share and CPA. When a hybrid deal is in place, we get a percentage of the client’s net gaming revenue and an agreed-upon fee for sending depositing players to that site.

Flat Fees

Flat fee arrangements are one-off payments in exchange for purchasing a particular placement on the site.

Legitimate Casinos and Sponsorships

The disclosure that we work with partners who want to advertise on PayGamble may give some readers pause. After all, how do you know we think this is a safe, trustworthy payment method or casino and that you’re not just being paid to say so by the advertiser?

This is a valid question we address at another length on our editorial policy page. But it can be summarized in just a few words. If a payment method or a casino operator is on PayGamble, that’s already a sign that it’s a regulated operator subject to stringent financial regulation.

We do not work with crooks, and we do not work with thieves. Companies who scam their clients will inevitably scam their business partners, too, so we go through an intensive vetting process before deciding who we work with. If they’re in the business of burning their clients, they will burn us too, and that’s not beneficial to either of us.

Furthermore, while flat fees can influence the position of a casino on the page, our partners have no say over what we write. We present the facts as plainly as possible. Our highly experienced financial writers are encouraged to share positive and negative aspects to help the reader make an informed decision.

Ultimately, these are our recommendations based on real-life experiences. If you decide to trust us, we promise to honour that trust by advising you on the best casino payment experience to the best of our abilities. If you have further questions about any of the content you see on PayGamble, please contact us at info@paygamble.com.