Coinserom
Where the Traffic Comes From
Bought crypto traffic is only worth what its source is worth. Ours comes from two places, and both are accountable: our own social platform, and a publisher network where every domain is verified and every payout depends on click validity.
The Coinserom platform
Members of our crypto social network — people who post, earn and tip in Bitcoin daily. In-feed post ads reach them with 15-second engaged views.
Verified partner sites
Crypto sites in our publisher network, each domain-verified and approved, serving your banners in 16 standard sizes.
Filtered before billing
Bot protection runs on every impression and click; publishers earn only on valid traffic, so their incentive is quality — same as yours.
What Gets Filtered Before You're Billed
"Bot-filtered" is an easy claim, so here's what it concretely means on this platform: a click is only billable after it passes duplicate-visitor, automation, self-click and domain checks. Anything that fails is discarded — you aren't charged, and the publisher isn't paid.
That last part is the structural difference. Publishers on Coinserom earn a revenue share only on valid clicks, so a site that sends junk earns nothing from it. The network's incentives point the same direction as your budget.
Targeting the Traffic
- Geo: 195 countries, selectable individually or by continent — buy only the markets you can serve.
- Device and language: mobile or desktop, and per-language targeting for localized landers.
- VPN filter: optionally exclude VPN traffic when true geo matters to your funnel.
What It Costs
Banner clicks start at 617 sBTC (≈$0.50) per verified click, with every targeting surcharge published on the banner pricing page — no quote calls. In-feed post ads are bid-based from 6 satoshis per completed 15-second view. You fund campaigns in crypto and spend is tracked to the satoshi.
How to Test Traffic Quality
The one-week traffic test
Don't take any network's word for its traffic — including ours. Run a small campaign against one landing page, watch the click-through and on-site behavior for a week, and compare cost-per-outcome against your other channels. Scale only what the numbers defend. Start a traffic test →