DirectRTX is the leading purchaser of traffic that comes from popups, popunders, redirects, toolbars, etc. And any traffic that they can’t purchase will automatically be redirected to your fallback link.

What makes DirectRTX so different from almost all of their competitors is the fact that they guarantee your payment stats. While many networks will review the quality of traffic before you’re paid, DirectRTX does it in real-time.

If they have a buyer for the traffic, they’ll purchase it from you. If they don’t, it gets sent to your fallback URL. But when they do purchase traffic, you’re guaranteed those payments. They never make adjustments or suspend accounts based upon the quality of traffic you send.

This is a big deal for a lot of publishers – especially ones that have had issues getting paid by other networks. Most networks would wait until it’s time for you to get paid and then suspend your account or tell you that there’s certain traffic they can’t pay you for. Not DirectRTX. What you see in your dashboard is exactly what you’ll get.

Another huge benefit provided by DirectRTX is that they provide you with a direct link to send traffic to. You can send traffic straight to that link, use the direct link as a fallback URL with popunder networks, and so on.

At a time when the number of networks providing direct links is scarce, this is a huge feature that can’t be ignored.

Additionally, DirectRTX allows publishers to use dynamic fallback links. Instead of entering a specific URL in their dashboard for all of your unsold traffic to be sent to, they allow you to add the fallback URL into your direct link.

So, if you need to add identifying information about the traffic you’re sending, this is a great option and not a feature provided by most ad networks.

And most importantly, DirectRTX sends payments on the first of the month, regardless of holidays or anything else. No matter what’s going on, you’re absolutely guaranteed to receive payments on time.

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to their 24/7 support team. They love talking to publishers and are available to help you in any way they can.

DirectRTX accepts all types of traffic from all sources. This includes proxies, adult traffic, toolbars, and so on.