If you're buying Ukrainian traffic, picking an affiliate program isn't just about the headline rate. What actually matters to a buyer is how fast the stats update, what triggers a payout, when the money lands, and how much room there is to adjust terms for a specific source.
That's where COSMO PARTNERS comes in — the affiliate program of COSMOLOT, a direct advertiser. The program runs on UA traffic and offers four monetization models: CPA, RevShare, Hybrid, and Custom, with terms open to negotiation through a personal manager.
The reason this matters for a buyer is simple: the same offer rarely performs the same way across different sources, buying formats, and traffic models.
A direct line to COSMOLOT
One of the program's defining features is that COSMO PARTNERS is the in-house affiliate program of COSMOLOT, a direct advertiser — there's no third-party affiliate network sitting between the partner and the product.
That has practical consequences for buyers. Terms can be negotiated directly with the program instead of being locked into one standard set of parameters.
It's why COSMO PARTNERS leans so heavily on individual terms: the program's official page specifically highlights personalized, favorable conditions for each partner.
Four monetization models for different traffic
A buyer's job isn't just to drive traffic — it's to pick the right model for monetizing it.
COSMO PARTNERS offers four options.
CPA
CPA pays out for every qualified user.
Exact CPA terms are negotiated individually, so the rate isn't necessarily the same across partners and sources.
The payout itself depends on the user meeting the program's qualification criteria.
RevShare
Under RevShare, a partner can earn up to 50% of revenue.
The payout is calculated from the casino's revenue off players the partner brought in, based on the NGR formula and the agreed RevShare percentage.
This is a different logic entirely: instead of a fixed payout per qualified user, the economics ride on how the acquired audience keeps behaving over time.
Hybrid
Hybrid blends CPA and RevShare into a single model.
A partner earns a CPA payout for each qualified player, plus a percentage of NGR generated by the users they bring in.
Like CPA, Hybrid terms are set individually.
That gives a buyer the option to combine both models instead of committing fully to either CPA or RevShare alone.
Custom
The fourth option is Custom.
Here, the terms of cooperation are negotiated case by case, so a partner can shape the working conditions without being boxed into one standard format.
Of the four, Custom says the most about COSMO PARTNERS' overall approach: you don't have to force your traffic to fit a ready-made offer when the parameters themselves can be discussed with a manager.
Stats refresh every hour
For a buyer, stats aren't just a report you read after a campaign wraps.
When traffic is being bought daily, seeing what happens right after the click matters.
COSMO PARTNERS updates its statistics once an hour, with the previous hour's data fully populated by the 20-minute mark of the following hour. Stats for the 9:00–10:00 window, for instance, are complete by 10:20.
The dashboard tracks the full path — click, registration, FTD, and revenue.
That lets a buyer judge traffic quality faster: not just clicks or sign-ups, but how that traffic actually moves through the rest of the funnel.
It matters most when testing new sources, creatives, or landing setups, where scaling decisions need to be made on real data rather than early impressions.
No Negative Carryover
Another term that hits directly at a buyer's economics: No Negative Carryover.
If a billing period closes with a negative balance, it doesn't roll into the next month — the new period starts from zero.
For RevShare partners, that's a meaningful detail: a bad month doesn't leave a deficit that has to be clawed back before the next period even starts earning.
Every month resets on its own, with no negative balance carried forward.
Lifetime RevShare
COSMO PARTNERS also offers Lifetime RevShare.
A partner keeps earning RevShare commission on the users they brought in for as long as they stick to the program's rules and don't cause reputational or financial harm to COSMO or its projects.
That changes how a buyer should think about traffic value.
With CPA, the focus is mostly on meeting qualification criteria and getting paid for that one user. With RevShare, what matters is the long-term value of the audience you brought in.
Which means the relevant question isn't just how many users you converted, but how they behave after that first conversion.
Payout schedule
Payout timing in COSMO PARTNERS depends on the model.
RevShare. Billing period is one month; commission for the past period is credited within 5 business days.
CPA. Paid out twice a month — for the 1st through the 15th, and for the 16th through the end of the month — contingent on users meeting the qualification criteria.
Hybrid. Paid out within 30 days of a player's registration, per the agreed terms.
That means a buyer can know, before even launching, exactly which schedule their payout will follow and when to expect it.
What to keep in mind when running traffic
Flexible terms don't mean any traffic will do.
COSMO PARTNERS spells out restrictions on multi-accounts, blocked or self-excluded players, and incentivized or fraudulent traffic. Under Hybrid specifically, the CPA portion isn't paid for multi-accounts or blocked players, and incentivized or fraudulent traffic isn't paid at all.
For a buyer, that means clearing a new source with the manager in advance and understanding exactly which qualification rules apply to the model in use.
That's especially true for sources with unconventional buying mechanics, or when scaling up a significant volume of traffic.
Why it matters for a buyer specifically
Looked at from a traffic-buying angle rather than as just another affiliate program, COSMO PARTNERS has a handful of parameters that directly affect how a buyer works.
First, a direct advertiser — COSMO PARTNERS works with COSMOLOT directly, so terms can be negotiated without an extra middleman.
Second, four monetization models — CPA, RevShare up to 50%, Hybrid, and Custom — let you match the format to the actual economics of your traffic.
Third, hourly stats — a buyer can see what's happening post-click in near real time, including registrations, FTD, and revenue.
Fourth, No Negative Carryover — a losing month's balance doesn't spill into the next one.
Fifth, Lifetime RevShare — as long as the rules are followed, a partner earns RevShare on a user for as long as that user stays active.
And finally, terms are negotiable through a personal manager, including the specifics of CPA, Hybrid, and Custom.
The bottom line
For a buyer running UA traffic, an affiliate program is ultimately a matter of buying economics. The rate on its own doesn't say much if you don't know how users get qualified, how often stats update, when the money actually shows up, or what happens to the traffic's economics after the first month.
COSMO PARTNERS answers those questions with a specific set of terms: negotiable CPA, RevShare up to 50%, Hybrid, a Custom model, hourly stats, No Negative Carryover, and Lifetime RevShare.
The core of the offer is the ability to negotiate terms around your actual traffic, rather than fitting your traffic to one fixed offer.
So if you're buying UA traffic and looking for a model that can flex with your specific economics, it's worth taking that conversation directly to a COSMO PARTNERS manager.
