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Push notifications have become one of the highest-performing ad formats in digital advertising. For publishers, they offer strong CPMs without taking up any page real estate. For advertisers, they deliver high click-through rates and direct user engagement across devices.
This guide covers the best push notification ad networks in 2026 - including both classic browser push and in-page push formats - with honest pros, cons, and recommendations.
Push Ads vs In-Page Push: What’s the Difference?
Before diving into the networks, it’s important to understand the two types of push ads available today:
Classic push notifications require users to opt-in through a browser prompt. Once subscribed, users receive notifications even when they’re not on your site. This creates a persistent audience you can monetize over time. The downside: opt-in rates are declining as browsers make it harder to subscribe, and iOS doesn’t support classic push in mobile browsers.
In-page push notifications look like push notifications but render directly inside the webpage. No opt-in required, no browser restrictions, works on all devices including iOS. They appear as small notification-style boxes on the page - attention-grabbing but less intrusive than popunders. For most publishers in 2026, in-page push is the better choice because it works everywhere and doesn’t depend on subscription databases.
Quick Comparison Table
| Network | Push Type | Daily Impressions | Min Payout | Payout Schedule | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monetag (ex-PropellerAds) | Both | 12B total | check with network | check with network | Mainstream scale |
| RichAds | Both | not published | $10 e-wallet / $500 wire | NET-15 | No signup gate at all |
| EvaDav | Both | not published | $100 ($1,000 wire) | Net7, Tuesdays | Push, if you clear $100 |
| RollerAds | Push, in-page, onclick, direct | 7B+ (their claim) | not published | not published | Subscription-age targeting |
| Mondiad | Both | not published | not published | On request, 24-48h | Fastest turnaround |
| ExoClick | In-page | 12B total | $20 Paxum / $50 crypto | Net7 weekly or Net20 monthly | Adult + format variety |
| Adsterra | In-page (Social Bar) | 25B/mo | $5 (Paxum) | check with network | Fast approval, low minimum |
| Clickadu | Both | not published | $50 | Weekly Net7, Tuesdays | Format variety |
| HilltopAds | Both | 1B+ | $20 | Net7, paid Tuesdays | Low payout minimum |
| Push.House | Web push, in-page, onclick | not published | not published | Weekly (for RTB partners) | Adult push at scale |
All figures read off each network’s own site on 9 August 2026; “not published” means the network does not state it. Two corrections worth naming: RollerAds is not push-only (they run four formats) and Push.House is not push-only either (five, including banner and direct click).
1. Monetag (the PropellerAds publisher side)
The mainstream push giant - under the name most lists still get wrong.
Publishers looking for PropellerAds hit a redirect: propellerads.com/publishers/ sends you to Monetag, and propellerads.com is now an advertiser-only pitch. The publisher business runs as Monetag, and that is where mainstream push monetization from this group lives. Our earlier version of this page sent publishers to the old door, as most comparison articles still do.
The inventory heritage is what makes it worth listing: enormous mainstream reach across both classic and in-page push, no minimum traffic requirement for publishers, and auto-bidding that does the optimization you would otherwise do by hand.
Pros:
- Massive push reach across mainstream traffic
- No minimum traffic for publishers
- Both classic and in-page push supported
- Auto-bidding for publishers who do not want to tune manually
Cons:
- Mainstream only - no adult traffic accepted
- Ad quality can vary - some aggressive creatives slip through
- High competition among advertisers drives up CPMs in Tier-1
- The brand split confuses onboarding: advertiser docs and publisher docs live on different sites
Best for: Mainstream publishers who want push monetization from a high-volume network.
Payout: confirm current terms on Monetag’s own site - the figures attached to the PropellerAds name in older articles predate the split.
2. RichAds
Performance-driven push for affiliates.
RichAds has positioned itself as one of the top push traffic sources for affiliate marketers. The network delivers over 5 billion impressions across push, in-page push, popunder, native, and domain redirect formats in 200+ countries.
The platform provides dedicated account managers for deposits above $500 - and these managers actually provide tailored whitelists for specific geos and offers, which saves significant testing time and budget.
Push CPCs start as low as $0.005, making it one of the cheapest entry points for testing push campaigns.
Pros:
- Very low push CPC starting at $0.005
- Personal account managers with custom whitelists
- Multi-format: push, in-page, pop, native, domain redirect
- Strong in gambling, sweepstakes, dating verticals
- 200+ country coverage
Cons:
- Publisher side less developed than advertiser tools
- Wire withdrawals need $500, versus $10 on an e-wallet
- Requires optimization knowledge for best results
Best for: Affiliate marketers and media buyers running CPA campaigns via push traffic. Less suited for pure publisher monetization.
Payout: $10 minimum on e-wallets, $500 on wire, NET-15 - “we send payouts to our publishers each two weeks”. Signup has “no moderation or minimum required volumes”.
3. EVADAV
Push specialist with fast payouts.
EVADAV focuses specifically on push and in-page push ad formats, with additional support for popunder and native. The network serves over 1 billion daily impressions and has built a solid reputation for push ad performance.
Payouts run every 7 days on Tuesdays, but the floor is high: $100 on any e-wallet and $1,000 on a bank wire, with no crypto option at all. The self-serve interface is straightforward - no unnecessary complexity.
EVADAV accepts both adult and mainstream traffic, making it versatile for publishers with mixed content.
Pros:
- Specialized in push formats - deep expertise
- Paid every 7 days, on Tuesdays
- No minimum traffic requirement: “Whether your website receives 100 visitors a day or 1 000 000”
- Pays for push subscriptions on CPA, not only impressions
- Clean, simple interface
- Good for dating and gaming verticals
Cons:
- Smaller scale than Monetag or ExoClick
- Limited non-push format options
- Less suitable for publishers needing video or banner focus
- Documentation could be more detailed
Best for: Publishers who want to add push monetization to their sites with fast payouts. Advertisers running dating, gaming, or utility campaigns.
Payout: $100 min ($1,000 by wire), every 7 days on Tuesdays. PayPal / Paxum / Skrill / ePayments / WebMoney / Payoneer / Wire - no crypto.
4. RollerAds
Clean mainstream push traffic.
RollerAds specializes in push notification ads with a focus on clean, brand-safe mainstream traffic. The network has built its reputation on traffic quality and anti-fraud measures, making it attractive for advertisers who care about genuine user engagement.
The platform supports classic push, in-page push, and onclick (popunder) formats across 200+ geos. Their New Subscribers feature gives advertisers access to freshly subscribed users who haven’t been saturated with ads yet - leading to higher CTRs and conversion rates.
Pros:
- High-quality, brand-safe push traffic
- “New Subscribers” targeting for fresh audiences
- Strong anti-fraud technology
- Self-serve with clean interface
- 200+ country coverage
Cons:
- Publisher terms are not published anywhere on their site
- Their own claim is 20K direct publishers - webmasters, not networks
- Smaller scale than Monetag
Best for: Advertisers who want clean push traffic for mainstream offers. Publishers with mainstream sites looking for a reliable push monetization partner.
Payout: not published. The $50 figure often quoted for RollerAds is their advertiser deposit minimum, not a publisher payout floor.
5. Mondiad
Simple self-serve push and native.
Mondiad is a self-serve ad network focused on push notifications, native ads, and banner ads. The platform serves both mainstream and adult traffic with global coverage.
The interface is modern and straightforward - no bloated features, just the tools you need. Withdrawals are on request rather than on a cycle, and they process in 24-48 hours on average, which is the fastest turnaround anyone in this guide publishes.
Mondiad positions itself as an alternative to Monetag and Adsterra, with a focus on simplicity and transparent pricing.
Pros:
- Modern, clean interface
- Accepts mainstream and adult traffic
- On-request withdrawals processed in 24-48 hours
- Classic push and in-page push, with a clear explanation of when each pays better
- Easy setup for publishers
- Transparent pricing
Cons:
- Smaller scale - less demand than major networks
- $50 minimum payout
- Limited advanced targeting compared to larger platforms
- Newer network - less track record
Best for: Publishers who want a simple, no-fuss platform for push and native monetization. Good for publishers transitioning from larger networks who want a cleaner experience.
Payout: on request, 24-48 hours, no minimum published. PayPal / Paxum / WebMoney / Capitalist / Wire and “many others”.
6. ExoClick
Push as part of the full adult stack.
ExoClick doesn’t specialize in push - but with 12 billion daily impressions and 20+ ad formats, their in-page push offering benefits from massive advertiser demand. If you’re already using ExoClick for banners and popunders, adding in-page push zones is a natural extension.
ExoClick’s in-page push is particularly strong for adult traffic, where classic browser push adoption is lower. The format works on all devices and doesn’t require opt-in.
Pros:
- In-page push backed by massive demand pool
- Works alongside 20+ other formats
- Strong for adult traffic
- Modern dashboard with real-time stats
Cons:
- Not a push specialist - it’s one format among many
- No classic browser push option for publishers
- The $20 floor is Paxum-only - crypto starts at $50, Bitcoin at $500
- $200 minimum advertiser deposit
Best for: Adult publishers already using ExoClick who want to add in-page push as an additional revenue stream.
Payout: $20 min (Paxum), Net7 weekly or Net20 monthly, Paxum / crypto (40+ assets incl. USDT) / BitPay / Wire
7. Adsterra - Social Bar
In-page push reinvented.
Adsterra’s Social Bar is their proprietary take on in-page push - a notification-style ad that appears on the page with customizable designs. It’s essentially an enhanced in-page push with more creative flexibility.
Combined with Adsterra’s 10-minute approval process and $5 minimum payout, it’s one of the most accessible options for publishers who want to start monetizing with push-style ads immediately.
The format supports anti-adblock, meaning it can still serve ads to users running adblockers - a significant revenue advantage.
Pros:
- Social Bar - enhanced in-page push format
- 10-minute publisher approval
- $5 minimum payout (Paxum/WebMoney)
- Anti-adblock support
- 248 GEO coverage
- Accepts adult and mainstream
Cons:
- NET-15 payout cycle
- $100 minimum for PayPal/BTC payouts
- Traffic quality requires monitoring
- Social Bar is proprietary - not standard IAB format
Best for: New publishers who want instant approval and low payout minimums. Publishers looking for an in-page push format with anti-adblock capabilities.
Payout: $5 minimum via Paxum. Payouts are automated once your balance clears the threshold for your chosen method.
8. Push.House
Massive push-only volume.
Push.House is a dedicated push notification network with staggering volume - over 14 billion daily impressions and 31 million daily clicks across 180 countries. The platform is purely push-focused, meaning all their optimization and infrastructure is built around making push ads perform.
For advertisers, the volume is hard to beat. Real-time campaign reporting and flexible bidding let you scale quickly. For publishers, the network offers a separate platform (Partners.House) for collecting push subscribers and monetizing them.
Pros:
- 14B+ daily push impressions - one of the largest
- 180 country coverage
- Real-time campaign reporting
- Dedicated push infrastructure
- Separate publisher platform (Partners.House)
Cons:
- Publisher terms are not published; the publisher arm is a separate site, Partners.House
- Can be overwhelming for beginners due to scale
Best for: Advertisers who want maximum push volume for scaling campaigns. Publishers who want to build and monetize a push subscriber base.
Payout: not published. Their RTB partner page promises “weekly payouts… to all popular payment systems”, but no threshold is stated.
Push is one format among several. For the wider view see our comparison of 14 adult ad networks, and for the other high-CPM format on the same pages, popunder networks.
How to Choose the Right Push Ad Network
For mainstream publishers: Monetag carries the old PropellerAds publisher inventory and the scale that goes with it. RollerAds if you want cleaner, brand-safe traffic.
For adult publishers: ExoClick (in-page push within their full format stack) or EVADAV (push specialist that accepts adult). Adsterra’s Social Bar is also worth testing.
For affiliate marketers/advertisers: RichAds for performance campaigns with cheap CPCs and personal managers. Push.House for maximum volume. PropellerAds, on the advertiser side, for CPA Goal automation.
For fast payouts: ExoClick and HilltopAds both run Net7 weekly cycles; EVADAV and Mondiad advertise NET-7 as well. Confirm the terms before you plan around them - several of the figures in circulation for this format are years old.
Classic Push vs In-Page Push: Which Should You Use?
In 2026, in-page push is the better choice for most publishers. Here’s why:
- Works on all devices and browsers, including iOS Safari
- No opt-in required - every visitor sees the ad
- No declining subscription databases to worry about
- Simpler implementation - just paste ad code
- No risk of browser policy changes killing your revenue
Classic push still has value for building a long-term subscriber base that you can monetize independently. But for immediate, reliable revenue, in-page push wins.
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