SharkLink

A good affiliate program for those who value fast communication. Managers reply quickly, there are plenty of offers and the conditions are solid. Fast payments are definitely a big plus as well.

One of the main advantages of SharkLink is the large number of offers. There is always something to choose from depending on the GEO and traffic source. Managers are also very responsive and solve work-related issues quickly.

I’m not really into writing long reviews, but I can say that SharkLink is genuinely easy to work with. Good conditions, lots of offers and a manager who actually replies. If something comes up, it gets sorted instead of being ignored. Payments are fast too. Overall, a solid option without unnecessary complications.

This is pretty much the kind of affiliate program I like. Need something — message the manager. Want to launch an offer — discuss the conditions and get to work. No unnecessary back and forth or waiting forever for an answer. Plenty of offers, fast support and smooth payments.

I’ve had a really good experience with SharkLink so far. The thing I like most is the manager support — whenever I have a question, I can just message my manager and usually get a reply pretty quickly. It’s also easy to get more details about an offer or ask about the conditions.

There’s a good selection of offers and GEOs, so I usually have something to test. Payments have been coming through on time as well, which is important. Overall, SharkLink has been easy and comfortable to work with.

I’ve been working with SharkLink for several months now and my experience has been very positive so far. What I like most is the manager support — I don’t have to wait for hours to get a reply, and issues are usually solved quickly. If I need to clarify anything about an offer, GEO or conditions, my manager is always there to help. There are plenty of offers to choose from for different traffic sources, and payments are also fast and reliable.

Here’s a report on a week-long run for the AU geo. Dashboard stats for Sept 1–7: 4,274 unique visitors, 4,957 clicks, and 10 conversions. Of these, 6 were approved and 4 are pending, with $1,620 currently held in escrow.
An approval rate of 6 out of 10 for cold FB traffic is solid in my book; the figure should ideally rise once the conversions that are still "settling" come through. I also ran tests in DE (1,289 uniques) and did some minor testing in CH, CZ, and HU—nothing there yet, but I haven't really fine-tuned the campaign setup for those markets.
I’m giving it a four instead of a five for one reason: there’s a shortage of apps available for AU, so you have to wait for your turn with the manager. No complaints otherwise.

I have been working with this network for about four months, running gambling traffic. Writing this because I checked reviews before signing up and found almost nothing useful.
The dashboard shows my balance at 11080 USD. All of it is currently in hold, available is zero. That looks alarming until you understand the model: conversions sit frozen for a period before they clear, and the panel does not display a release date. Payments have always arrived once the hold clears. Not one delayed payout so far.
My daily numbers on the screenshot are poor, 302 clicks and 2 conversions, everything trending down. That is my creative burning out. The network has nothing to do with it, I checked against my own tracker and the figures line up.
Support is a named person in Telegram rather than a ticket queue, which I prefer. Response time is under an hour on weekdays.
What I would improve: the statistics section will not break traffic down below country level, so working out which specific placement died means going back to your own tracker every time.
Five stars, based on the payments being predictable for four months straight.

Been sending to SharkLink since spring. Current balance on my main account sits at 24190 USD, my manager is Ivan, and he is honestly the reason I stayed past the first month.
The panel is standard Affise, nothing exotic about it. Offers, smartlinks, statistics, payments. What matters more is that the numbers in there match what my tracker shows, give or take the usual postback loss. I have worked with two networks where that was not the case, so I check now, every month.
Payouts land when they are supposed to. The catch is hold: most of what you see as balance is not withdrawable yet, and the panel gives you no clearing date. Plan cashflow off the available line and treat the big number as a forecast.
Ivan answers in Telegram inside an hour on weekdays. Weekends are slower, which is fair enough. He pushed my rate up once traffic got steady and I never had to argue about it.
One thing I would change is the absence of a public rate card. Everything runs through your manager, so a newcomer signs up with no idea what a normal offer even looks like. 5 stars anyway.

Three of us run gambling offers through SharkLink as a small team, each with a separate sub-account under a different manager. Mine is handled by Ivan, currently sitting at 2,625 USD balance, all of it in hold, nothing available yet since the batch is still closing out. That is normal here, hold clears on its own schedule rather than instantly.
Panel runs on Affise, which our team already knew from two other networks, so onboarding took maybe twenty minutes total. Offers, smartlinks, a statistics tab broken into daily numbers, conversions, offers, browsers and OS, plus payments and referrals. Nothing exotic, and that is honestly a plus when you are managing several networks at once and do not want to relearn a UI every time.
Ivan answers fast on weekdays, usually within the hour on Telegram. Weekends are slower, sometimes half a day before a reply lands, which caught me off guard the first time I needed a rate confirmed on a Saturday. Payouts have gone through clean twice so far, no shaving that I could detect against my own tracker numbers. Rates are not published anywhere, you negotiate them directly once volume picks up, a bit of an extra step compared to networks with a posted rate card.

France: 2,834 hosts, 5,684 clicks, 863 conversions, 727 approved. That one GEO is basically the account.
Cyprus: 305 hosts, 677 clicks, 88 conversions, 80 approved. Small, predictable, no complaints.
Netherlands: 95 hosts, 177 clicks, 28 conversions, zero approved. All 28 of them died.
US and Germany, a couple dozen hosts between them and nothing converted at all.
Week totals were 3,259 hosts, 6,563 clicks, 979 conversions, 807 approved.
I have no issue with the French numbers, they have been consistent since I started. The Dutch result is what bothers me. I paid for that traffic and got nothing back, and I still do not know whether it is the offer, the market or something on their side. Manager said he would check.
If you are planning anything outside France, ask first whether there is a live offer for it. Five stars from me, but with that written down.

I work alone, with traffic from content networks and a few push notifications. The volumes are small, 35 clicks per day, but it converts well.
My balance is 7,377.89. Of that, $30 is available. The rest is on hold. The figure in my account looks good, but I only have $30 in my pocket. That's something you need to understand before making plans.
Stasy is available, doesn't push me with volume, and responds to offers the same day. No complaints there.
Another thing is really annoying: the News section is dead. I learn about new offers from my manager, not from the dashboard. It seems like a small thing, but it's inconvenient.

Uploaded the campaign, it’s converting, and I’ve got 3,955 in the balance. Seriously, Ivan replies on Telegram faster than I can even finish typing a question.
They don’t give me a hard time with approvals; my conversions show up right in the dashboard.
I’m holding onto the funds for now—letting the money sit there. Just something to keep in mind regarding turnover.

Been running FB traffic to SharkLink since around spring. Balance is at 50 435 right now, most of it locked in hold, which is normal for gambling but still annoying when you're planning spend.
Manager is Snizhana. Telegram, usually replies within the hour if it's European daytime. What I actually like is that she'll tell me a geo isn't worth testing instead of pushing whatever she has quota on. Saved me two budgets on Tier-3 that way.
Most of my volume is Germany, a bit over 20k hosts in the period I pulled. Australia second. Approval sits around 83% across my accounts.
Panel's Affise so there's nothing to figure out, stats by country, OS, browser, all where you'd expect.
My only real complaint is creatives. I'd rather have a stack sitting there ready to grab than message someone every time I need a new angle.

I have been working with SharkLink for some time now, the flight is normal. A special big thank you to my personal manager Snizhana! She is always in touch on Telegram, helps with all current issues, promptly solves problems and suggests relevant connections. The balance is growing steadily, payments without delays. Very comfortable cooperation.