Best Offerwall for HTML5 and Web Games: 8 Compared

What is the best offerwall for HTML5 and web games?

The best offerwall for an HTML5 game is a web wall you can open from a link, an iframe or a JavaScript snippet on your own site, that pays in your game currency through server-to-server postbacks you can verify, including reversals. It can only go in the build you host yourself: CrazyGames, Poki and GameDistribution all forbid outside ad systems in portal builds. Moonetix, an affiliate network with a signed link, iframe or floating Earn button for the build you host, and AdGem, ayeT-Studios, BitLabs, Lootably, RevU, Torox and the Unity Offerwall publish web options; they differ on postback signing and reversals, as the table below shows.

For every other way to earn from a browser game, see How to monetize an HTML5 web game. This page is only about choosing a wall.

First: portal builds cannot have an offerwall

Each portal’s own pages, checked on November 11, 2026:

Sources: CrazyGames’ ads requirements and FAQ, Poki’s requirements, GameDistribution’s Developer Game License Agreement (last updated June 19, 2025), and itch.io’s quality guidelines.

Links out are limited too. CrazyGames’ gameplay requirements allow community links such as Discord or your dev website on the menu only if they do not lead directly to a playable web version, so an “earn coins on my site” button does not belong there. Poki’s deal page says exclusive deals run 5 years by default and counts Discord and YouTube Playables as web, so a Poki-exclusive game has no open-web build for a wall at all.

How an offerwall fits a browser game

On your own site, you have four ways in. All of them need player accounts and a balance stored on your server.

• iframe on an earn screen. Players stay on your site. Check scrolling on phones and that offers open in a new tab.
• Link in a new tab. The simplest, and it works from any engine. Unity’s Application.OpenURL reference says that on WebGL, from 2019.4.25f1 and later versions, it opens the URL in a new browser tab instead of replacing the game.
• JavaScript snippet. Some providers ship a loader script and a show call, or a floating button, that you add to the page around the canvas.
• Offers API. You draw offers in your own UI. Most work, most control; see Offerwall integration: iframe, link or API.

Engine SDKs are the trap. AdGem’s pre-built options describe its Unity SDK as for “Unity games on iOS and Android,” and mobile SDKs in general do not run in a WebGL or HTML5 export. For a Godot web export, see How to add an offerwall to a Godot game; for a React front end, the Next.js and React guide.

Whatever path you use, never credit coins from game JavaScript. Players can edit anything in the browser, so only your server changes balances, from a verified postback.

What to look for in a web game offerwall

Currency that matches your store

Set the currency name, icon, rate and the share you pass on so offer rewards line up with your gem packs. How to set your virtual currency exchange rate covers the trade-offs.

Signed postbacks and reversals

Check how the postback is signed, whether reversals reach the same endpoint, and how failed postbacks are retried. Web games often run on small backends or serverless functions that go down; retries save credits.

Protection for the wall link

If the user ID sits unsigned in the URL, a player can open the wall as someone else. Prefer a signed link, a script that takes the ID from your signed-in page, or a wall that only loads on your domain.

Guest accounts and age

Browser games often let people play as guests, and many players are young. Ask players to sign in with a verified email and an age before the earn screen appears. Offerwall rules for kids’ apps covers the US COPPA side.

Fraud handling

Guest play makes alt accounts cheap. Ask whether the wall blocks VPN, proxy and data center traffic, and read Stop multi-accounting and VPN abuse.

Eight offerwalls for web games compared

Moonetix first, the rest alphabetical, not ranked. Facts come from each provider’s own docs, checked on November 11, 2026. “Not stated” means not found in public docs.

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.

Sources: AdGem’s web offerwall and postbacks, ayeT-Studios’ product docs and callbacks, BitLabs’ web integration and callbacks, Lootably’s offerwall integration and postbacks, the Moonetix postback docs, RevU’s integration guide, Torox’s publisher FAQ, and Unity’s Web Offerwall JS guide and self-managed currency page.

Unity’s docs call the product Unity Offerwall, while its web snippet still uses the Tapjoy function name. None of these providers mentions game portals, so the portal rules above still decide where the wall may go.

Honest limits of an offerwall in a web game

• No portal reach. Players who find your game on a portal play the clean build. Only players who come to your site can earn.
• Young audiences. If most players are under 16, leave the wall out.
• Short sessions. Many offers take minutes or days, while a casual web session lasts minutes. Place the earn screen where players already look for currency, such as your store; Offerwall placement has options.
• Accounts are required. A game without sign-in cannot credit offers reliably.
• Rewarded video may fit better. If players want a quick boost, compare it in Offerwall vs rewarded video.

How to choose a wall for your web game

1. Decide your builds. A clean portal build, and an own-site build with accounts, store and earn screen.
2. Shortlist by integration path. Pick walls whose web option matches your engine and page: iframe, link, snippet or API.
3. Check postbacks. Signature, reversals, retries.
4. Match your store price with the virtual currency calculator.
5. Run one wall for a few weeks, then compare net earnings per player who opened it, after reversals.

How to add Moonetix to your web game

1. Apply at moonetix.com/register. Every publisher application is reviewed by hand, and once you are approved, apps you add go live right away.
2. Add your game’s website as an app and set the currency name, icon, conversion rate, user split, rounding and wall design in the live preview.
3. Add the wall to the own-site build only: a signed link or iframe your server builds after sign-in, or the floating Earn button. See website integration.
4. Credit only from the signed postback and take coins back on a reversal; Offerwall postback in Node.js shows a handler.
5. Test with Open as a test user and Send a test postback in the Integration tab; see Test your app before launch.

Honest limits: the Moonetix iframe and floating button load only on https pages of the website you registered, so they will not work inside a portal’s frame; the Unity, Flutter and React Native packages run on Android and iOS only, not in web builds; players must be at least 16; and VPN, proxy, Tor and data center traffic is blocked. Moonetix for games has the overview.

Frequently asked questions