Complete MyLead Guide - Offerwall Rewards

MyLead's OfferWall is an affiliate marketing tool designed to help publishers monetize their websites or mobile applications by presenting users with a variety of offers. These offers typically involve completing tasks such as watching videos, installing apps, taking surveys, or engaging with advertisements. In return, users earn points that can be redeemed for rewards like cash, gift cards, or other incentives, depending on the publisher's setup.

Let’s see what it takes to set up your first OfferWall.

Click on the + Add OfferWall Reward button.

Then, you’ll see a form like this one:

It might seem a bit complicated at first, but it’s not.

Here are the main fields you’ll need to fill out:

1. Offerwall name - you can enter anything here; it’s only visible to you.

2. Link to the application/website - provide the URL of the website where you plan to use this OfferWall, or the link to your mobile application or game.

3. Currency multiplier - points are calculated based on the publisher's currency. For example, if your currency is EUR, points will be expressed in cents. The currency conversion rate determines what percentage of points the player receives. Assuming the conversion amount for an offer is €5: if you set the conversion rate to 0.7, the player will see 350 points on your OfferWall (500 cents × 0.7 = 350).

4. Currency calculator - shows the calculation based on the multiplier you set.

5. Currency name - determines what is shown as the “name” for the virtual currency in the OfferWall (e.g., points, pts, gold).

6. Currency abbreviation - the abbreviation for the currency name above.

7. Preview - when you make changes, you can preview them immediately in the panel on the right.

At the bottom of the form, there are a few additional fields:

• Platform - choose one platform here. The OfferWall will only display offers for the selected platform. If you want to cover all 3 platforms, you’ll need to create 3 separate OfferWalls.

• Additional options - if you don’t want to show 18+, gambling, or pin submit offers, you can disable them here.

• Personalization - you can set custom colors for your OfferWall from this menu.

Once you’re done, hit the + Add OfferWall button and your OfferWall will be created:

You’ll notice several action buttons for every OfferWall you create:

1. Preview - opens a popup where you can see how your OfferWall looks.

2. Choose displayed offers - lets you manually remove offers from your OfferWall.

3. Website codes - gives you the URL of your OfferWall (where you’ll send your visitors or players).

4. Clone offerwall - creates a copy of the OfferWall.

5. Remove offerwall - deletes your OfferWall.

6. Edit offerwall - allows you to make changes.

Adding a Postback

Every time a player completes an offer, they receive virtual points. By using a postback, MyLead can notify your website (or application) that a player completed an offer and how many points/coins they received, so you can update it in your database.

For this to work, you first need to send your player_id to MyLead OfferWall. Once the action is completed, MyLead sends back the data to your application.

First, select Website codes:

Then modify the URL, like this:

Your OfferWall URL might look something like this:

[PLAIN]https://reward-me.eu/a118d360-992c-2222-be6b-111111111?ml_sub1=CLICK_ID&player_id=000000[/PLAIN]

This is basically the offer URL, which you can also add to your tracker if you want to promote it. If you pass your tracker’s CLICK ID under ml_sub1 and set up a correct postback URL in the MyLead dashboard, you’ll be able to see all conversions and revenue in your tracker.

The player_id attribute is used to assign virtual points to the right player on your website, application, or game. You’ll need to send a unique player ID each time.

Now, I’ve mentioned the postback URL above…

Setting up a Postback URL for OfferWall

If you want to receive a notification from MyLead every time a visitor completes an offer in OfferWall, you’ll need to set up a postback.

Select the Postback tab, then click on + Add a Postback URL.

You’ll see a popup like this:

It works the same way as with other affiliate networks. Here are the main fields:

• Lead status that activates postback - determines when the postback is fired. You can set it for every status (pre-approved, pending, approved, or rejected) or just one. For simple tracking, I recommend selecting only Approved.

• Configurations - select your OfferWall from the list.

• URL Address - this is the Postback URL from your tracker. (See below for tracker-specific setup.)

• URL parameters - tokens you can use in your postback URL. The most common are click_id (usually ml_sub1) and payout.

Here’s a list of all tracking tokens you can use in the postback URL:

Setting Postback URL for BeMob tracker

If you are using BeMob, find one of your default tracking domains on the Domains page. It can be something like:

[PLAIN]https://xxxxx.bemobtracks.com[/PLAIN]

In your case the part with “xxxxx” will be different, so keep an eye on that.

Now, the postback URL in BeMob always looks like this:

[PLAIN]http://xxxxx.bemobtracks.com/postback?cid=REPLACE&payout=OPTIONAL&txid=OPTIONAL&status=OPTIONAL[/PLAIN]

And you only need to put the correct affiliate network tokens for these two:

• cid=REPLACE

• payout=OPTIONAL

You’ll find the affiliate network tokens on this page or in the table I’ve provided above.

Which means you need to place [ml_sub1] and [payout_decimal] in your postback URL:

• cid=[ml_sub1]

• payout=[payout_decimal]

And then the full postback URL would look something like this:

[PLAIN]http://xxxxx.bemobtracks.com/postback?cid=[ml_sub1]&payout=[payout_decimal]&txid=OPTIONAL&status=OPTIONAL[/PLAIN]

Grab tag URL and paste it in the popup window, like this:

And then hit the GENERATE a URL POSTBACK button once you are done.

Setting Postback URL for Skro tracker

Setting up a postback with Skro is also very simple. The default postback URL for Skro is:

[PLAIN]https://skrotrack.com/postback?clickId=REPLACE&payout=OPTIONAL&status=OPTIONAL&transactionId=OPTIONAL[/PLAIN]

And you only need to put the correct affiliate network tokens for these two:

• clickId=[ml_sub1]

• payout=[payout_decimal]

You’ll find the affiliate network tokens on this page or in the table I’ve provided above.

Which means you need to place [ml_sub1] and [payout_decimal] in your postback URL:

clickId=[ml_sub1]

payout=[payout_decimal]

And then the full postback URL would look something like this:

[PLAIN]https://skrotrack.com/postback?clickId=[ml_sub1]&payout=[payout_decimal]&status=OPTIONAL&transactionId=OPTIONAL[/PLAIN]

Grab tag URL and paste it:

And then hit the GENERATE a URL POSTBACK button once you are done.

Setting Postback URL for MaxConv tracker

Now, let’s see how to set up a postback if you are using MaxConv tracker.

If you are using MaxConv, find one of your default tracking domains on the Domains page. It can be something like:

[PLAIN]https://xxxxx.mcgo2.com[/PLAIN]

In your case the part with “xxxxx” will be different, so keep an eye on that.

Now, the postback URL in MaxConv always looks like this:

[PLAIN]https://xxxxx.mcgo2.com/conv?clid=REPLACE&payout=OPTIONAL&txid={OPTIONAL}&currency={OPTIONAL}&event={OPTIONAL}[/PLAIN]

And you only need to put the correct affiliate network tokens for these two:

• clid=REPLACE

• payout=OPTIONAL

You’ll find the affiliate network tokens on this page:

Which means you need to place [ml_sub1] and [payout_decimal] in your postback URL:

• clickId=[ml_sub1]

• payout=[payout_decimal]

And then the full postback URL would look something like this:

[PLAIN]https://skrotrack.com/postback?clickId=[ml_sub1]&payout=[payout_decimal]&status=OPTIONAL&transactionId=OPTIONAL[/PLAIN]

Grab tag URL and paste it:

And then hit the GENERATE a URL POSTBACK button once you are done.

There is also a Youtube video available on how to configure the Offerwall rewards:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rir4eoCE_9A 

How and Where to Use the OfferWall

You’ve probably seen these types of OfferWalls on many GPT (get paid to) websites, where users can exchange virtual points earned in the OfferWall for physical products or prepaid gift cards.

In many free mobile games, developers also use OfferWalls to monetize gameplay by giving extra points (or lives) to players who complete offers.

Here’s a helpful video explaining it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MPwNiPcaOY

TIP: For more details on configuring the OfferWall, check out this blog post or watch the video.

Complete MyLead Guide - Chapter list

1. How to register on MyLead - click to read

2. Main Dashboard - click to read

3. My Profile - click to read

4. Offers (Affiliate Campaigns) -  click to read

5. Surveys - click to read

6. OfferWall Rewards - now reading

7. Content Lockers

8. CPA Locker

9. Captcha Locker

10. File Locker

11. Mobile Rewards

12. Icent Campaigns

13. Offer API

14. Smartlniks

15. Free Affiliate Tools

16. Coupons and promotions

17. HideLink

18. Passage of Offers

19. Damaged Links

20. Withdrawals

21. Statistics and Reports

22. Postbacks

23. Adding MyLead as an Affiliate Network to your Tracker

24. How to Add MyLead Offers to the Tracker

25. How to Add MyLead Lockers (as an Offer) to Tracker

26. How to Add MyLead Smartlinks (as an Offer) to Tracker

27. Community and News