Intango (formerly RevenueHits) 📡 Network Free
Performance-based (CPA) display, pop and push units that pay on actions rather than impressions — rebranded from RevenueHits to Intango.
- Minimum traffic
- None
- You keep
- Share not disclosed
- Payout threshold
- $20
- Payout schedule
- NET-30
- Paid via
- PayPal, Payoneer, Wire
- Pricing
- Free
- Type
- Display ad networks
Methods Intango (formerly RevenueHits) pays for
Niches accepted
Accepts 10 restricted niches that most networks refuse.
About Intango (formerly RevenueHits)
RevenueHits has rebranded as Intango; its old domain now redirects to intango.com, and the network sells the same performance-priced display, push, contextual and domain-redirect formats: you earn when a visitor completes an advertiser action rather than per impression. That makes revenue unpredictable for editorial sites and occasionally strong for software, download and utility traffic where visitors are likely to install or click through.
There is no traffic minimum to join, and the network states it supports search, social and content inventory across multiple verticals with custom formats built to fit a publisher's vertical and ad space, though its current public site does not spell out niche-by-niche restrictions the way it once did as RevenueHits. Historically RevenueHits accepted most verticals including finance, dating, and other grey niches; treat that as unconfirmed under the new Intango branding until you check directly with their team during onboarding.
Payment terms carried over unchanged from RevenueHits: NET-30 from a $20 minimum, paid by PayPal, Payoneer or wire. As with any CPA-priced network, actual earnings depend heavily on the advertiser mix available for a publisher's traffic and can swing widely month to month.
Best suited to download, software or utility sites that already know CPA formats convert on their traffic; a poor fit for a publisher who wants predictable, impression-based revenue or who is not comfortable running intrusive pop and push formats. Given the recent rebrand, publishers should re-verify current vertical policies, payout terms and support responsiveness directly with Intango before relying on legacy RevenueHits information found elsewhere online.
Pros
- No traffic minimum and quick approval, historically accepting most niches
- Can outperform CPM networks on download and software traffic where actions convert well
Cons
- Recently rebranded from RevenueHits to Intango; current vertical/niche policies aren't detailed publicly and should be reconfirmed directly
- Pays only when visitors act, so earnings are erratic, and formats are intrusive
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