ayeT-Studios Alternatives: Offerwalls Compared for 2026

What are the best ayeT-Studios alternatives?

The closest ayeT-Studios alternatives are other rewarded offerwalls that pay you per completed offer and credit your users in your own currency: Moonetix, an affiliate network that publishers run through its offerwall, Offers API and SDKs, plus AdGem, BitLabs, CPX Research (for surveys), Lootably, Tapjoy from Unity and Torox. Which one fits depends on the part of ayeT you use most: the web offerwall, the Polltastic surveywall, the mobile SDKs or the APIs. Most publishers add a second wall next to ayeT rather than remove it.

Every provider fact below comes from that provider’s own website, documentation or package registry, checked on November 11, 2026. Where a provider does not publish something, we say so. Offerwall terms change often, so confirm them in writing before you integrate.

What ayeT-Studios offers publishers

ayeT-Studios GmbH is based in Hannover, Germany. Its website describes the company as “a rewarded ads platform specialized in offerwall, surveywall and rewarded video ad monetization for web, mobile web and in-app traffic”. The three formats have product names: Gametastic for the offerwall, Polltastic for the surveywall and Tubetastic for rewarded video. ayeT says Polltastic has more than 40,000 live surveys across 120 countries. Its offerwall documentation lists:

• Web offerwall: a link at offerwall.ayet.io, opened in a new tab or an iframe. The docs say it is “not very well suited for webview (in-app) integration” and suggest a button that opens the phone’s browser instead.
• SDKs: Android and iOS SDKs (v2; the first versions are marked deprecated), Flutter and React Native wrappers, and a Unity plugin.
• APIs: an Offerwall API and a Static API for showing offers in your own layout, a Surveywall API and publisher reporting APIs. Its declined placements FAQ says API and network placements are open only to selected publishers.
• Rewarded video: an HTML5 SDK for the web. The Android and iOS rewarded video SDKs are listed as coming soon.

Rewards reach you as server-to-server callbacks. The offerwall callbacks page says ayeT resends a callback 12 times over one hour if your server does not answer with HTTP 200. Reversal callbacks are optional: once you tick “Enable Reversal Callbacks” on a placement, each reversal arrives with the original transaction ID prefixed by “r-” and an is_chargeback flag. Every callback also carries an X-Ayetstudios-Security-Hash header, an HMAC-SHA256 of the sorted request parameters signed with your publisher API key.

ayeT publishes payment terms, which few providers do. Its publisher terms pay a revenue share for a calendar-month billing period, due within 30 days after the month ends unless agreed otherwise, with a $100 carry-over threshold where no other agreement applies. Its payments and billing page says each payout method shows its own minimum in the dashboard, with PayPal at $25 as the example, and smaller balances move to the next month (checked on November 11, 2026).

Who ayeT fits, and reasons to add another wall

ayeT is a strong fit if you want offers, surveys and rewarded video from one dashboard, if your app is built in Flutter or React Native, or if you want detailed offer data through an API and qualify for it. Publishers usually look for an alternative for one of these reasons:

• Coverage. Offers differ by country and device, and a second wall fills gaps. Best offerwalls for publishers explains how to test several side by side.
• The integration you need. ayeT advises against loading its web wall inside an in-app WebView. If you cannot ship an SDK, look for a provider that supports WebViews, and read offerwall in a WebView first.
• API access. If your API placement was declined, providers that document an offers API for all publishers let you build your own earn page.
• Surveys. If Polltastic carries most of your revenue, a survey specialist next to it can add depth. Survey wall vs offerwall covers the difference.

If ayeT earns well for you and none of these apply, keep it and test any alternative on part of your traffic first.

ayeT-Studios alternatives compared (November 11, 2026)

ayeT is the baseline row, then Moonetix, then the others alphabetically. Not ranked. “Not stated” means we did not find it on the provider’s own site or docs, not that it does not exist.

We make Moonetix, so we list it first. Every fact about the other networks comes from their own sites and docs, checked on November 11, 2026.

The alternatives, one by one

Moonetix

Moonetix is an affiliate network: publishers add its offerwall so users earn the publisher’s currency, and the publisher earns per completed offer. You can run it as a signed offerwall link or iframe, a floating Earn button, a free WordPress plugin, the Offers API, or native SDKs for Android, iOS, Unity, Flutter and React Native, which use single-use session tokens so no key ships in the app. Each app sets its currency name and icon, conversion rate, user split, rounding and wall design with a live preview. Every credit and reversal reaches your server as a signed HMAC-SHA256 postback. It is not a survey wall, so it does not replace Polltastic.

AdGem

AdGem’s publisher docs split integrations into pre-built options, where AdGem owns the interface (a web offerwall plus iOS, Android and Unity SDKs), and partner-built options, where you own it (Prism over GraphQL and a REST Offer API). It recommends v3 server-to-server postbacks, which it describes as POST-based and signed, sent on payable conversion events by default. Its website says it is active in more than 180 countries. There is no Flutter or React Native SDK in its docs, so cross-platform apps would need another route. See AdGem alternatives for more.

BitLabs

BitLabs, which brands itself “BitLabs by Prodege”, covers surveys, games and offers, Magic Receipts for US users and cashback, with SDKs for the same five platforms ayeT supports. Its callback docs describe reconciliation callbacks for rewards that are later reversed or adjusted, and its payments page states Net-30 payment with a $100 minimum after reconciliation deductions. Sign-up starts with its sales team, and your workspace must be verified before you receive demand. The closest match if you want another surveys-plus-offers wall; BitLabs alternatives goes deeper.

CPX Research

CPX Research, run by Make Opinion GmbH in Berlin, is a survey specialist. Its website offers a script tag (recommended for the web), an iframe, SDKs for Android, iOS, Unity, Flutter and React Native, and an API, and says it covers more than 105 countries. Its FAQ says invoices are paid on the agreed terms by bank transfer or PayPal from $25, or Bitcoin from $100. A natural partner or replacement for Polltastic, not for the offerwall. See CPX Research alternatives.

Lootably

Lootably offers an iframe or direct link, an Android SDK, an Offers API and a Reporting API. Plan your reversal handling carefully: its postback docs say postbacks are currently sent only with a completed status, while its conversion webhooks send pending, rejected and approved states as POST requests that carry a per-placement webhook secret. Publisher accounts are approved by its team. Lootably alternatives compares it further.

Tapjoy (Unity Offerwall)

Unity’s offerwall documentation lists Android, iOS, Unity, React Native and Flutter SDKs plus a Web Offerwall. If your audience is mostly in-app players, it is the obvious SDK-first comparison. Tapjoy alternatives explains how the Tapjoy and Unity names fit together.

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.

How to choose and test an alternative

• Rewards website: any wall with an iframe or link works. Pair one offers wall with one survey wall. Best offerwall for GPT sites goes deeper.
• Flutter or React Native app: Moonetix, BitLabs, CPX Research and Tapjoy all document both, like ayeT.
• Unity game: Moonetix, AdGem, BitLabs, CPX Research and Tapjoy document Unity.
• Custom earn page: Moonetix, AdGem, BitLabs and Lootably document offers APIs. Build a custom offerwall with an API shows the work involved.

Then test without putting balances at risk:

1. Keep ayeT live. Pending ayeT conversions still need their callbacks.
2. Use one internal currency and set each wall’s rate so a coin is worth the same everywhere. The virtual currency calculator helps.
3. Store each reward with a provider name and its transaction ID as a unique key, so an ayeT “r-” reversal can never match another wall’s ID. Prevent duplicate reward credits shows the pattern.
4. Turn on reversal handling for every wall, including ayeT’s optional reversal callbacks, and set a reward hold period that covers all of them.
5. Compare walls on earnings per user who opened the wall, by country, after reversals, over two to four weeks. The offerwall earnings calculator helps you estimate.

How to add Moonetix next to ayeT-Studios

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 go live right away.
2. Add your site or app and set the currency name, icon, conversion rate, user split and rounding so one coin is worth the same as on ayeT. Set up your app currency walks through it.
3. Pick the integration that matches your current ayeT setup: a signed link or iframe (offerwall link docs), the floating Earn button, the Offers API, or the Flutter, React Native, Unity, Android or iOS SDK.
4. Credit only from the signed postback, with a provider column next to the transaction ID, then use “Open as a test user” and “Send a test postback” in the app’s Integration tab and follow Test your app before launch.

Where it does not fit: Moonetix has no survey wall, users on VPNs, proxies, Tor or data center networks are blocked from the wall, and users must be at least 16. If surveys or VPN-heavy traffic are most of your revenue, keep a survey provider first. For apps, Moonetix for apps puts the setup and platform rules on one page.

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