AdBroker is a marketplace with three roles: merchants (businesses that need promotion), advertisers (people who get paid to do it) and moderators (AdBroker staff who verify accounts and review work). Here is the whole journey.
Title, product, instructions, caption and hashtags. Choose platform (WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, YouTube or Any), post type, one or more countries and their states or regions, follower range, number of advertisers and pay per advertiser. Optionally attach flyers or videos.
The total is advertiser payout plus AdBroker's service charge, shown before you pay. Pay by card or transfer via Flutterwave or from your wallet, in your local currency. Unpaid campaigns stay in draft and are never shown to advertisers.
AdBroker checks the brief is lawful and clear, then opens it. Turn on Merchant chooses if you want to approve each applicant first.
Each advertiser submits the live link and screenshots. Approve, request a correction, or reject with a reason.
Approved advertisers are paid from the held funds; unfilled slots are refunded to your wallet when the campaign closes.
Free account, add your country and bank details, link your social accounts. Moderators verify the accounts are real and the follower counts match.
The Job Pool shows only tasks you qualify for, with pay and deadline. Accept one (or apply, if the merchant chooses).
Follow the brief exactly and keep the post live for the required duration.
Paste the live link and upload screenshots. Automated checks look at the post where possible.
On approval your wallet is credited in your local currency. Withdraw to your bank when you reach the minimum.
Merchant money is held by AdBroker and released per approved task — advertisers know the money is there; merchants know it only moves for approved work.
Every social account is checked by a moderator before it can take tasks. Fake or borrowed accounts get removed.
Advertisers build a score from approved work. Higher scores unlock more tasks; repeated rejections reduce access.
Either side can open a dispute; a moderator reviews the evidence and decides. Decisions are recorded.
