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What is the testing budget for a CPA campaign?
What is the testing budget for a CPA campaign?
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Written by Anna
Updated over a week ago

When a CPA campaign is being tested, it is charged on a CPM basis. Test budget spending depend on the volume of traffic received and the system’s average eCPM per each geo you target. When the test budget is spent, you will pay only for conversions.

While it is running on a CPM basis, the campaign is being automatically optimized, which means you will have only the best sources possible explicitly collected for your campaign to bring you the best quality for reasonable payout.

Technically, it's the money you are ready to spend on your campaign tests.

Here you can find our minimal test budgets for all the geos we have to offer


100$ - US, FR, DE

50$ - JP, PH, GB, IN, ID, BR, CA, IT, MY, ES, AU, AE, KE, NL, GH, TH, ZA, NG, MX

25$ - CH, PK, BD, RO, VN, CN, CO, EG, BG, SA, AR, PE, LK, TR, CL, KR, MZ, BE, KW, NO, NZ, GN, PL, TW, CZ, PT, SG, EC, AO, GR, SE, AT, IL

10$ - TZ, ZM, CI, CM, NP, MA, SN, VE, UZ, HU, CD, IQ, DZ, ML, MW, OM, BJ, HK, AZ, PR, BF, MM, DO, ET, QA, GT, HN, FI, SK, KH, IE, YE, DK, UG, JO, CR, CG, RW, RS, LY, BH, LV, HR, GE, TN, PA, KZ, SO, SV, BO, CU, PG, PY, IR, NI, BW, AF, LR, MN, LB, TG, SL, BA, LT, ZW, UY, CY, HT, NA, JM, EE, MR, SY, AL, LA, PS, LU, MK, GA, XK, MD, TT, MG, SI, AM, MU, BI, RE, MV, SD, BN, GM, MT, FJ, SS, TD, GY, BS, KG, SZ, GP, MO, MQ, GW, NE, ME, TJ, TL, IS, SR, PF, LS, GF, BB, BZ, NC, CV, KM, VU, CW, TM, GQ, SB, CF, GU, SC, WS, YT, LC, BT, KY, GD, AG, AW, TO, AS, DJ, ST, GL, VI, VC, TC, DM, IM, JE, KN, BM, SX, VG, AD, FM, GG, FO, ER, BQ, GI, MP, AI, PW, LI, MH, MF, MC, KI, AX, SM, SH, CK, WF, PM, MS, NR, FK, IO, AQ, BL, KP, NF, TV, VA, TK, NU, CC, PN, SJ, BV, CX, UM


❗️NOTE that our maximum test budget is set to $500 per campaign.

A repeated campaign after the limit has expired will be declined.

If requests are abused, the account may be restricted in launching CPA SSP campaigns.

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