Adexium

I’ve been running campaigns with Adexium across several formats, including push, in-page, Telegram mini apps and popunders. Most of my tracked conversions so far have come from push, particularly on my English-language 1win campaigns.

To give some actual numbers, one of those campaigns recorded 1,863 registrations, 13 deposits and 5 repeat deposit events between August and October. Across my 1win campaigns, the totals were just over 2,500 registrations, 27 deposits and 8 repeat deposit events. Those are separate stages of the funnel, but they give a better picture of the traffic than clicks alone.

Push has been the strongest format for me in terms of conversion volume. I also tested a Telegram mini app campaign that recorded 75 registrations and 5 deposits. Popunders brought in a few conversions too, although the numbers there were much smaller, so I wouldn’t draw a big conclusion from that test yet.

Having several traffic formats in one account is useful for the way I run campaigns. Alongside 1win, I’ve also used Adexium to promote Telegram projects, so I’ve had a chance to try it with different offers.
The results haven’t been equal across every campaign or format. There’s also a noticeable drop between registrations and deposits, so I’d judge a campaign on the full funnel rather than getting excited about cheap registrations.

Overall, Adexium has given me traffic that converts, with push producing the clearest results in my tests so far.

I am writing this to warn any serious media buyers, publishers, and advertisers looking to work with Adexium.io
about manager, Unprofessional and Incompetent Management (Account Manager: Egor): The account management here is a complete joke. When attempting to negotiate standard industry CPM rates and analyze traffic quality, their rep (Egor) completely abandoned professional communication. Instead of analyzing data, conversion rates, or caps, he resorted to spamming reaction memes, mocking market rates, and acting incredibly childish.

the deal breaker, during our professional exchange, the manager explicitly stated that he "does not care about KPIs" and admitted that Adexium is "not his main place of work." If the network's own representatives treat the platform like an irrelevant side-hustle and openly disregard performance metrics, how can any advertiser trust them with real budget, or any publisher trust them to track impressions accurately

the conclusion, Stay away from Adexium if you value your time and budget. They are run by part-time, underpaid support staff who do not understand basic media buying mechanics or tracking stability. Take your volume to stable, professional networks that actually respect their partners and understand data tracking