BrainCash Announces $35 PPS

MONTREAL — Affiliate program BrainCash.com has started a new pay-per-signup program that pays $35 on all sales, including trials, console-free.

"We want to give our affiliates traffic the lowest cost for the highest payout," BrainCash Sales Director Pat L said. “We have tested this new program on our newest sites and our affiliates response and results have convinced us to extend it to all of our sites. This formula is a proven win-win."

BrainCash lets webmasters promote official sites for Elegant Angel, Mercenary Pictures, Doghouse Digital, Silverstone Videos and DVSX, among others. The company’s also offers single-girl sites including ChristineYoung.com and various niche sites, giving affiliates a large selection of products to choose from.

"The ultimate goal is to get as many affiliates’ traffic as possible,” Pat L said. “We understand how much traffic is worth nowadays, and we’re willing to go the extra mile to get as much as possible and reward it with bigger payouts.”

For more information, visit BrainCash.com.

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