Revlum Alternatives: Offerwalls Compared for Publishers

What are the best Revlum alternatives?

The closest Revlum alternatives are offerwalls that give you the same building blocks (a web wall, mobile SDKs, an offers API and server postbacks): Moonetix, an affiliate network that publishers run through its offerwall, Offers API and SDKs, plus AdGem, ayeT-Studios, BitLabs, Lootably and Torox. The right one depends on your platform and on how you want reversals reported.

Every provider fact below comes from that provider’s own website, documentation or package registry, checked on November 11, 2026. For Revlum we also used archived copies of its own site, and we say where. If a fact is not public, we say so.

What the Revlum offerwall offers, and what we could verify

Revlum’s main site, revlum.com, returned HTTP 522 errors each time we tried it on November 11, 2026, while its developer documentation loaded normally. The docs pages show a last update in May 2025. An archived copy of revlum.com from June 25, 2026 offers “Publisher Access” for mobile games, apps and websites and “Agency Access” for influencers, affiliates and ad networks, and an archived Apps and Websites page from April 2026 lists “Monthly Payouts”. We found no published payout minimum, method or detailed schedule.

The developer docs describe:

• Placements: an Android app, iOS app, website or network/API, each with its own API key and secret key.
• Web: a link in the form revlum.com/offerwall/[API_KEY]/[USER_ID]/, opened directly or loaded in an iframe, with an optional SUB1 value returned in the postback.
• Android SDK: version 1.0.1 from Revlum’s own Maven repository.
• iOS SDK: a Swift package from github.com/revlum/ios, tagged v1.0.0.
• Flutter: the offerwall plugin on pub.dev from the verified publisher revlum.com, version 0.0.5 from October 2024, which needs Android minSdk 24 and iOS 16.
• React Native: the React Native guide installs react-native-offerwall, but the npm registry showed that package as unpublished when we checked.
• APIs: an Offers API that returns offers with payouts, events, devices and countries (Revlum suggests calling it from your backend about every 10 minutes), and a Reporting API that reports times in Eastern Standard Time (EST).
• Currency settings: a currency name, an exchange rate per USD and a rounding setting.

Two SDK details matter for crediting. If you do not pass a user ID, the SDK generates one, which makes it hard to link rewards to your own accounts. And the SDK’s checkReward call runs in the app, so treat it as a display hint and credit from the server postback.

Revlum postbacks

The postback docs support GET or POST. The status parameter is 1 when currency should be added and 2 for a chargeback, and the reward and payout values are always positive, so you must check the status before you add or subtract. A debug flag marks test calls. The postback security page uses a signature that is the MD5 of the user ID, transaction ID, reward and your secret key, and gives one sending IP address to allow. Moonetix and ayeT-Studios sign callbacks with HMAC-SHA256 instead; postback security explains why that matters.

Reasons to add or replace Revlum

• Site availability. If your users or your team cannot reach revlum.com, you cannot rely on its dashboard or support. Keep a second wall live so your earn page never goes empty.
• SDK maintenance. Its public iOS and Flutter repositories were last updated in October 2024. Check that the SDKs build with your current Xcode and Android tooling before you ship.
• React Native. With the documented package unpublished on npm, React Native apps need another route, such as a WebView or a provider with a published package.
• Payment terms. We found no public minimum or method. If you need them in writing, ask Revlum or compare the providers below that publish theirs.

Revlum alternatives compared (November 11, 2026)

Revlum 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.

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 own currency, and the publisher earns per completed offer. Its integrations are a signed link or iframe built on your server, a floating Earn button, a free WordPress plugin, the Offers API, a Reporting API, and SDKs for Android, iOS, Unity, Flutter and React Native that use single-use session tokens, so no key ships in the app. Every credit and reversal arrives as a signed HMAC-SHA256 postback; if your server fails, Moonetix retries up to 5 times, lists each attempt under Reports, Postbacks, and emails you if the last one fails.

AdGem

AdGem’s publisher docs offer a web offerwall and iOS, Android and Unity SDKs where AdGem owns the interface, plus Prism (GraphQL) and a REST Offer API where you build your own. It recommends v3 postbacks, which it describes as POST-based and signed, sent on payable conversion events by default. Its docs have no Flutter or React Native SDK. AdGem alternatives goes deeper.

ayeT-Studios

ayeT-Studios runs an offerwall, the Polltastic surveywall and rewarded video. Its offerwall docs cover a web wall in a new tab or iframe, Android and iOS SDKs, Flutter and React Native wrappers, a Unity plugin and several APIs. Its callback docs say it retries 12 times over an hour, signs callbacks with HMAC-SHA256 and sends reversals with an “r-” transaction ID once you enable them. Its publisher terms pay monthly. See ayeT-Studios alternatives.

BitLabs

BitLabs by Prodege adds surveys, US receipt scanning and cashback to games and offers, with SDKs for Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native and Unity. Its payments page states Net-30 with a $100 minimum after reconciliation deductions, by bank wire, PayPal or crypto. Sign-up goes through its sales team and a workspace verification. BitLabs alternatives has the details.

Lootably

Lootably has an iframe or direct link, an Android SDK, an Offers API and a Reporting API. Its conversion webhooks send pending, rejected and approved states as POST requests with a per-placement secret, while its postbacks are currently sent only with a completed status. Lootably alternatives compares it further.

Torox

Torox, formerly OfferToro, offers a web offerwall, a mobile SDK and an API, and its publisher FAQ says it pays monthly by bank transfer or PayPal with no prepayment or commitment. OfferToro alternatives covers the name change.

How to add or switch without losing balances

1. Keep the Revlum postback endpoint running. Offers users started on Revlum can finish later, and chargebacks with status 2 can still arrive.
2. Pull your history while you can. If the Reporting API still answers for your master key, export clicks, conversions and payouts by offer and country now.
3. Make sure balances live on your server. If your app showed rewards from the SDK’s checkReward call, reconcile them against the postbacks you stored.
4. Match the coin value. Set the new wall so a dollar of payout shows the same coins as on Revlum. The virtual currency calculator and how to set your virtual currency exchange rate help.
5. Store transaction IDs per provider so a Revlum retry never collides with another wall’s ID. Prevent duplicate reward credits shows the pattern.
6. Compare on earnings per user after reversals, by country, over two to four weeks. The offerwall earnings calculator helps you estimate.

For a wider field, Best offerwalls for publishers lists more providers, and Iframe, link or API? helps you pick the integration.

How to add Moonetix to your app or website

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 each app or site and set the currency name and icon, conversion rate, user split and rounding to match your Revlum coin value. Set up your app currency walks through it.
3. Integrate with the route you used for Revlum: the signed link or iframe (offerwall link docs), the Android SDK, the iOS SDK, the Flutter plugin, the React Native package or the Offers API.
4. Credit only from the signed postback (status 1 credits, status 2 reverses the same 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 your audience is mostly VPN users or under 16, it is the wrong tool. Moonetix for apps has the full setup for mobile.

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