Coinserom
Where the Traffic Comes From
Bought crypto traffic is only worth what its source is worth. Ours comes from two places, and both are accountable: our own social platform, and a publisher network where every domain is verified and every payout depends on valid traffic.
The Coinserom platform
Members of our crypto social network, who post, earn and tip in Bitcoin daily. Post ads reach them with 15-second engaged views.
Verified partner sites
Sites in our publisher network, each domain-verified and approved, serving your banners in 16 standard sizes.
Filtered before billing
Invalid banner traffic is never billed; publishers earn only on valid traffic, so their incentive is quality — same as yours.
What Gets Filtered Before You're Billed
"Bot-filtered" is an easy claim, so here's what it concretely means on this platform: a click is only billable after it passes our fraud checks. Anything that fails is discarded — you aren't charged, and the publisher isn't paid.
That last part is the structural difference. Publishers on Coinserom earn a revenue share only on valid clicks and viewable impressions, so a site that sends junk earns nothing from it. The network's incentives point the same direction as your budget.
Targeting the Traffic
- Geo: 203 countries and territories, by continent or a custom list of up to 10 — buy only the markets you can serve.
- Device and language: mobile or desktop, and per-language targeting for localized landers.
- Bot filter: invalid traffic is rejected before billing.
What It Costs
Banner clicks start at 677 sBTC · $0.50 per verified click, with every targeting surcharge published on the banner pricing page — no quote calls. In-feed post ads are bid-based from 6 sBTC per completed 15-second view. You fund campaigns in crypto and spend is tracked to the satoshi.
How to Test Traffic Quality
The one-week traffic test
Don't take any network's word for its traffic — including ours. Run a small campaign against one landing page, watch the click-through and on-site behavior for a week, and compare cost-per-outcome against your other channels. Scale only what the numbers defend. Start a traffic test →