Overview
FlexOffers is a partner marketing network headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It was founded in 2006 by Alexander Daskaloff under the name CardOffers.com Partnership Network and later rebranded as FlexOffers.com to serve advertisers and publishers across more verticals.[11]
FlexOffers says it facilitates more than US$5bn in annual sales and works with more than 12,000 advertisers and 75,000 publisher sites.[11] It presents itself as a one-stop shop for publishers that want links, payments, technology and support from one team, and partners with brands, publishers, creators and media companies. The company says it serves advertisers and publishers worldwide, with separate sign-up and login routes for each, and that publishers who want links, payments, technology and support handled by one team need not look elsewhere.[11]
FlexOffers suits US publishers that want one account for many advertisers, and advertisers seeking an alternative to the largest networks. Its limitations are that pricing for advertisers is not published, that its scale figures are company statements, and that it has a smaller international presence than Awin or Rakuten Advertising.[11]
FlexOffers features
- 12,000+ advertisers
- 75,000 publisher sites
- Links, payments and technology from one team
- Creator and media partnerships
FlexOffers pricing
Quote-based for advertisers; free for publishers.
FlexOffers strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Large advertiser catalogue
- Brand, creator and media partnerships
- Single account for publishers
- Long operating history
Limitations
- No published advertiser pricing
- Mostly US-focused
- Scale figures are company statements
- Smaller than top global networks
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FlexOffers alternatives and competitors
Alternatives to FlexOffers: companies ranked in the same lists.
Awin
CJ
Rakuten Advertising- Amazon Associates
- eBay Partner Network
ClickBank
Webgains
Tradedoubler
Admitad
MaxBounty- Commission Factory
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