AdGate Media Alternatives: Offerwalls Compared

What are the best AdGate Media alternatives?

The main AdGate Media alternatives are other offerwall providers that pay you per completed offer and credit your users in your own currency: AdGem, Adscend Media, ayeT-Studios, BitLabs (strongest on surveys), Lootably and Torox, plus Moonetix, a pay-per-result affiliate network that publishers run through its offerwall, Offers API and SDKs. Which one fits depends on your platform (website, Android, iOS, Unity, Flutter or React Native), the offer types your users finish, and the payment terms you need. Most rewards sites add a second or third wall instead of replacing one.

The provider facts below come only from each company’s own website or documentation, checked on November 4, 2026. Where a provider does not publish something, the table says so. Offerwall terms change often, so confirm them in writing before you integrate.

What AdGate Media offers today

AdGate Media is part of Prodege, the company behind Swagbucks; MarTech Series reported the acquisition on July 11, 2022. Today adgatemedia.com redirects to a Prodege page about AdGate Media joining Prodege, and the publisher documentation lives on the Prodege Performance developer docs. According to those docs, the product for rewards publishers is the AdGate Rewards offerwall:

• Web integration: an iframe at wall.adgaterewards.com with your wall code and user ID, or the same URL opened in a new tab.
• SDKs: iOS, Android and Unity.
• APIs: an Offers API (v3) that you call from your backend, a User Based API for per-user offers and history, and a Publisher Reporting API. The docs note that the Offers API does not include the user history page or the market research surveys that the hosted wall routes.
• Magic Receipts: receipt scanning for rewards, included in the wall or shown on its own.
• Wall settings: currency names in plural, singular and abbreviation, a conversion rate per $1 earned, allowed offer categories and rounding.
• Postbacks: with the {state} macro in your URL, you receive approved, pending and rejected (reversed) states; without it, only approved conversions.

We did not find publisher payment terms in the public docs. If AdGate Media still works for you, the alternatives below are best tested as an additional wall rather than a replacement.

How to compare offerwall providers

Check these before you write any code:

• Integration fit. A website needs a hosted wall by link or iframe. A native app needs an SDK or a WebView. A custom earn page needs an offers API. Offerwall integration: iframe, link or API? covers the trade-offs.
• Offer types. Games and app offers, sign-ups, surveys, receipts and videos convert differently by country and device. A survey-first provider and a game-first provider often complement each other; see Survey wall vs offerwall.
• Reversals. Ask how a reversed conversion reaches your server: a postback with a status, a separate webhook, or only a dashboard report. Your reward hold period depends on it.
• Postback security. Look for a signature or hash on every callback and a unique transaction ID. Postback security lists what to check.
• Payment terms. Schedule, minimum and methods decide how long you carry money you may already have paid your users.
• Support. A named account manager helps when offers stop crediting. Ask who answers and how.

AdGate Media alternatives compared (November 4, 2026)

Listed alphabetically, not ranked. “Not stated” means we did not find it on the provider’s own site or docs.

The providers, one by one

AdGem

AdGem’s publisher documentation splits integrations into pre-built (Web Offerwall, which it recommends, plus iOS, Android and Unity SDKs) and partner-built (Prism over GraphQL, which it recommends, and a REST Offer API). It recommends its v3 server-to-server postbacks, which it describes as POST-based and signed. Good fit if you want the same platform spread as AdGate with a choice of API styles.

Adscend Media

The Adscend Media homepage describes an offerwall, a webview and API to plug its rewards into an app, game or website, an SDK on request, market research surveys, a video library and a dedicated account manager. It does not publish payment or callback details on that page, so ask for them before you integrate.

ayeT-Studios

ayeT-Studios has one of the widest integration lists in its offerwall docs: a web offerwall opened in a new tab or iframe, Android and iOS SDKs (v2), Flutter and React Native wrappers, a Unity SDK, an Offerwall API and a Static API, plus a separate Surveywall and an HTML5 rewarded video SDK. The docs say the web offerwall is not well suited to an in-app WebView and suggest opening the mobile browser instead. Its billing page gives PayPal as an example with a $25 minimum, with unpaid amounts moving to the next month.

BitLabs

BitLabs is the survey-first option in this list, and it also offers games and offers. Its developer docs cover an iframe or web link and SDKs for Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native and Unity, plus a Games & Offers API and reward and reconciliation callbacks. It is one of few providers that publishes payment terms: its payments page says Net-30, a $100 minimum after reconciliation deductions, and payment by bank wire, PayPal or crypto. Good fit if AdGate’s survey routing was a large share of your earnings. See also What is a survey router?

Lootably

Lootably’s integration guide covers an iframe and a direct link, and its docs add an Offers API, a Reporting API and an Android SDK. One detail to plan for: its postback docs say postbacks are currently sent only with a completed status, while its conversion webhooks send pending, rejected and approved states. If you need reversals on your server, use the webhooks.

Torox

Torox (formerly OfferToro) offers a web-based offerwall, a mobile SDK and an API. Its publisher FAQ says it pays on a monthly cycle by bank transfer or PayPal and asks for no prepayment or commitment. OfferToro alternatives covers the name change.

Moonetix

Moonetix is a pay-per-result affiliate network: publishers add its offerwall so users earn the publisher’s own currency, and the publisher earns per completed offer. Integrations are a signed offerwall link or iframe built on your server, an optional floating Earn button for websites, an Offers API for your own wall, Android and iOS SDKs, a Unity plugin, a Flutter plugin and a React Native package. Each app sets its own currency name and icon, conversion rate, user split, rounding and wall design with a live preview. Every credit and every reversal reaches your server as a signed server-to-server postback. Offers depend on the user’s country and device, users on VPNs, proxies, Tor or data center networks are blocked from the wall, and users must be 16 or older. That rule is there to keep traffic clean, and it means VPN-heavy audiences see no offers. It fits sites, apps, games and communities with logged-in users; it is not a display ad replacement for anonymous visitors.

Which alternative fits your property

• A GPT or rewards website that relied on AdGate surveys: start with a survey-first wall such as BitLabs next to an offers wall. Best offerwall for GPT sites goes deeper.
• A Unity mobile game: AdGem, ayeT-Studios, BitLabs and Moonetix all document Unity. Compare SDK size and how each handles the currency callback. If you are leaving Tapjoy too, see Tapjoy alternatives.
• A Flutter or React Native app: ayeT-Studios, BitLabs and Moonetix publish packages for both.
• A custom earn page: AdGate, AdGem, ayeT-Studios, BitLabs, Lootably and Moonetix document offers APIs publicly, and Torox and Adscend mention an API on their sites. AdGate, Lootably and Moonetix also document reporting APIs. Build a custom offerwall with an API shows the work involved.
• A Discord or Telegram community: you need a web wall tied to an account on your own site or Mini App, not a Discord or Telegram ID.

For a wider field, Best offerwalls for publishers compares more providers.

How to add or switch without losing balances

1. Keep your AdGate wall live while you test. Pending AdGate conversions still need their postbacks.
2. Use one internal currency. Set each new wall’s conversion rate so 1 coin is worth the same everywhere; the virtual currency calculator helps.
3. Store each provider’s transaction ID with a unique key so retries never double-credit; see Prevent duplicate reward credits.
4. Handle reversals from day one, whichever way each provider sends them.
5. Compare walls on earnings per user who opened the wall, by country, over at least two to four weeks.

How to add Moonetix as another wall

If you want Moonetix in your side-by-side test, setup takes four steps.

1. Apply as a publisher at moonetix.com. Every application is reviewed by hand, and once you are approved, apps you add are live right away.
2. Add your site or app and set the currency name, icon, conversion rate, rounding and wall design to match your other walls.
3. Choose the integration: the signed link or iframe (offerwall link docs), the floating Earn button, the Offers API, or the Unity, Flutter, React Native, Android or iOS SDK.
4. Credit users only from the signed postback and run Test your app before launch before you announce it.

For the full picture, with the rules that apply and an earnings estimate, see Moonetix for rewards sites.

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