CPA
Cost per action — you pay only when a defined action happens: a sale, a signup, a deposit. The lowest-risk model for the buyer and the highest bar for the traffic, since a network only gets paid if the offer converts.
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Guides that use «CPA» most — the definition in practice.
- Crypto Ad Network CPC, CPM, and CPA Differences: A Practical Guide33 mentions 13 min read
- CPA Marketing Explained: How to Profit From Cost-Per-Action Offers18 mentions 7 min read
- Which Adgora metrics show if a campaign is profitable15 mentions 11 min read
- CPC vs CPM vs CPA: Ad Pricing Models Explained14 mentions 6 min read
- Which Adgora Metrics Should I Watch to Know If My Campaign Is Working?13 mentions 11 min read
- Crypto Ad Network for Affiliate Marketing13 mentions 13 min read
Related terms
CPC
Cost per click — you pay only when someone clicks. The bid you set is the most you will pay for a click; the auction of…
CPM
Cost per mille — the price for one thousand impressions, paid whether or not anyone clicks. You are buying attention ra…
eCPM
Effective cost per mille — what a placement actually earned per thousand impressions, whatever pricing model produced i…
First-price auction
An auction where the winner pays their own bid rather than one cent above the runner-up. Adgora runs a first-price auct…
Bid
The maximum you are willing to pay for a click or a thousand impressions. Distinct from budget: the bid sets your price…
Floor eCPM
A publisher-set minimum a bid must reach to win a zone. It protects a valuable placement from cheap fill — at the cost…
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