Network documents come first: every figure on popunderads.io is taken from the network's own site, help center or announcements and dated. Third-party lists come last and never set a number on their own. The result is the best popunder ad networks table on the front page, checked in October 2026.
Source order
- The network's own pages. Pricing pages, FAQ, help center articles and terms. The $10 PayPal deposit for PopAds comes straight from the PopAds FAQ.
- Official announcements. A network's newsroom post about its own product, such as the AdsCompass CPA Goal release dated 3 September 2026.
- Cases a network published. Quoted as that network's case and nothing more. The HilltopAds Germany case ($945.81 spend, 479 conversions) is used this way.
- Third-party lists and reviews. Useful for spotting a disagreement, never for setting a figure. ExoClick's daily volume appears only as the 8.5B to 13B range those lists quote.
When sources disagree
Disagreement gets printed. AdMaven has two versions of its publisher payout policy with different e-wallet minimums, so the comparison gives the range and tells publishers to check their panel. PropellerAds floor bids are quoted differently across sources, so the article sends readers to the live Traffic Estimator instead of picking a number.
What each kind of figure means
Deposits and payout thresholds are the numbers to plan a budget on, because they appear on a funding or withdrawal screen. A bid floor is the cheapest bid a network accepts. It is not the price that wins volume.
Volume is compared only within the same unit. That is why the FAQ keeps all-format totals for AdsCompass and HilltopAds apart from pop-only totals for PropellerAds and Adsterra.
Checks from inside a network
One section was also checked by someone who works at the network it describes. Anastasia Aleksandrova, Head of Sales at AdsCompass, verified the AdsCompass minimum bids, moderation timing and payout terms against the live platform on 26 August 2026, and the article names her role beside the check. How links on the site are handled is set out in the advertising disclosure.
Updates and corrections
Terms move without notice, so each table carries the month it was checked and the page carries a modified date. A stale figure can be reported through the contact page with a link to the source.
Who runs the site is on the about page, the writer is Christoph Trappe, reuse rules sit in the terms of use and visitor data is covered by the privacy policy.