MaxKonvert

Paid SMS Offers and Mobile Billing

The listed formats include MT subscriptions, WAP click, pseudo-subscriptions, and premium SMS. The billing route differs between recurring subscriptions and pseudo-subscriptions.

For mobile subscriptions, recurring charges continue until the subscriber unsubscribes; costs depend on the operator and offer settings. The vendor says Ukrainian subscribers can sign up without funds, with rebills recorded at zero balance until funds are added.

For pseudo-subscriptions, the user enters a phone number, receives a free SMS question, then incurs a charge after replying. The vendor cautions that phone-number entries do not guarantee payment and prohibits partners from independently subscribing subscribers’ numbers.

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In general, compare networks by offer mechanics, billing routes, payment terms, traffic rules, and discretion over participation. A useful comparison also checks whether those terms fit the campaign’s traffic and operating requirements.

Referral Links and Payment Settings

After registration, partners can obtain referral links and send suitable-topic traffic to the service’s paid offers. The vendor describes the offer route as one option for directing that traffic.

The FAQ separately describes domain parking: users choose an offer in the section for paid offers and select the domain-parking button.

The vendor lists paid offers with voice guidance during registration. Together, these are distinct routes: referral links for suitable-topic traffic, domain parking for a selected offer, and configurable payment settings.

Choose Offers by Billing Mechanism

The mobile subscription route suits campaigns where recurring charges and their operator- and offer-dependent costs are understood. Those charges continue until subscribers unsubscribe.

Pseudo-subscriptions follow a different sequence: a user submits a phone number, receives a free SMS question, and is charged after replying. The vendor states that an entry does not guarantee payment.

The rules prohibit partners from independently subscribing subscribers’ numbers. For phone-entry campaigns, account for the vendor’s payment caveat rather than treating an entry as a completed payment.

Partner Shares and Thursday Settlement

The FAQ gives partner-share and payout terms, while the rules describe the weekly settlement period; both pages were checked 2026-10-31.

It lists a partner share between 80% and 95%.

The vendor lists Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and other countries as accepted for payment. It says payment rates can change with exchange-rate fluctuations, and higher payouts can be discussed for partners with high traffic volume.

Payments are described as made on Thursday for the preceding Monday-to-Sunday period, to a WMR wallet. The FAQ states there is no minimum payout and says to submit a ticket if a payout was not received.

Listed Offer Controls and Support Routes

The vendor documents several operating features, though these do not establish an advantage over other networks.

• The listed offer formats include MT subscriptions, WAP click, pseudo-subscriptions, and premium SMS; paid offers also include voice guidance during registration.
• The FAQ describes parking a domain by choosing an offer in the section for paid offers and selecting the domain-parking button.
• The homepage lists email, ticket, ICQ, and Skype as support routes.

Rules Limit Traffic and Account Choice

The vendor’s rules narrow how partners may use its numbers, source traffic, and accounts.

• The rules prohibit using the service’s numbers and prefixes on other websites.
• Traffic obtained using malware is prohibited under the vendor’s rules.
• Partners may not register under their own referral link or create multiple accounts.
• The administration may deny a website’s participation in the affiliate program without giving a reason.
• Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Fit Depends on SMS Traffic and Rules

MaxKonvert lists MT subscriptions, WAP click, pseudo-subscriptions, and premium SMS.

The vendor describes sending suitable-topic traffic to paid offers through referral links obtained after registration. Its rules prohibit traffic obtained using malware, while the administration retains discretion to reject website participation without stating a reason.

The practical fit therefore turns on whether the listed billing mechanics suit the campaign and whether the traffic and site meet the stated rules.

Questions on Links, Rebills, and Payment

When do partners receive referral links?

The FAQ says partners obtain referral links after registration, then use them to send suitable-topic traffic to paid offers. It describes the link route as the method for directing traffic to those offers.

How does a pseudo-subscription charge happen?

For a pseudo-subscription, the user enters a phone number and receives a free SMS question. The user is charged after replying, according to the vendor’s FAQ.

When do recurring subscription charges stop?

The vendor says recurring mobile subscription charges continue until the subscriber unsubscribes. Their cost depends on the operator and the offer settings.

What payment timing and destination does the vendor describe?

The rules describe Thursday payments for the preceding Monday-to-Sunday period. The FAQ also specifies a WMR wallet and says there is no minimum payout.

What should a partner do about a missing payout?

The FAQ says to submit a ticket if a payout was not received. Its support information also lists email, ticket, ICQ, and Skype contact routes.

Which support channels does the homepage list?

The homepage lists email, ticket, ICQ, and Skype as ways to contact support. The FAQ separately advises submitting a ticket about a payout that did not arrive.

Choose by Billing and Rule Tolerance

Fits if the listed SMS offers match the intended workflow.

Probably not if traffic was obtained using malware, which the vendor’s rules prohibit.

Main risk… the administration may deny website participation without giving a reason.

Sources

Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.

• maxkv.pwchecked 2026-10-31
• maxkv.pw/ruleschecked 2026-10-31
• maxkv.pw/questionchecked 2026-10-31

How this page was prepared

Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-10-31; the text was written by Traffic Gazette. No hands-on trial of the service took place. When the sources are updated, so is this page.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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