RevShare statements you cannot audit
NGR is GGR minus bonuses, fees and costs, but most operator statements show you a single net number. What was deducted, at what rate, under which clause? You are paid on arithmetic you are not allowed to see.
For publishers
Adfilius shows publishers the arithmetic behind every RevShare payment: GGR to NGR line by line, each fee and deduction named, negative carryover flagged instead of buried. Add production tooling that scales content without surrendering editorial control, and analytics anchored on validated FTDs rather than clicks AI search is eroding anyway.
Updated July 23, 2026
NGR is GGR minus bonuses, fees and costs, but most operator statements show you a single net number. What was deducted, at what rate, under which clause? You are paid on arithmetic you are not allowed to see.
One player's big win drags your balance negative, and the deficit rolls forward until your future earnings fill the hole. A strong month of referrals can pay out nothing because of variance you had no part in.
Rankings demand fresh reviews, comparisons and geo pages across every brand you cover. Hiring writers scales cost linearly; not publishing cedes ground. Either way the content treadmill sets your margins.
Answer engines summarize your reviews without sending the visitor. Sessions decline even where rankings hold, so a business model priced on clicks erodes underneath you while your actual referral value stays intact.
The Adfilius ledger records earnings on an NGR basis with every deduction itemized: bonus costs, payment processing, admin fees, each attributed to the deal terms that authorize it. When a statement and your expectation diverge, you can locate the exact line where they part ways.
Negative carryover is surfaced, not smoothed over. You see the balance, what created it, and how it interacts with the contract you signed. Combined with contract red-flag awareness built into how deals are presented, clauses that quietly reprice your traffic, carryover terms, bundling, retroactive admin fees, stop being surprises you discover in month six.
Site Factory and AI Content Studio handle the production layer: structured review pages, comparison tables, geo variants, refreshed at the cadence your rankings require. Drafts are generated; publication is yours. Your editorial standards, tone and compliance judgment stay in the loop on every page, because a publisher's moat is trust, and trust does not survive unreviewed output.
The practical effect is that production volume stops dictating headcount. Your editors spend their time on judgment, angle and accuracy instead of first drafts.
Zero-click search and answer engines are a distribution problem, but they are only an existential problem if clicks are your unit of value. Adfilius analytics anchors on validated FTDs per page, per brand and per geo, so you can see which content still converts depositors even as raw sessions drift down.
That lens changes decisions. A page losing traffic but holding FTDs is an asset to defend; a page winning traffic that never deposits is a vanity metric. Structuring content so answer engines cite you, and measuring the depositors that still arrive, is a sturdier position than fighting for every click.
The modules doing the work
Earnings are recorded in a ledger on an NGR basis with each deduction itemized and tied to the deal terms that authorize it: bonus costs, processing fees, admin fees. You audit the arithmetic line by line instead of accepting a single net figure.
No, carryover is a contract term, not a platform setting. What Adfilius does is surface it: you see carryover balances explicitly, understand which clause creates them, and learn to weigh those terms before signing rather than after a winning player wipes out a quarter.
Content ships only after your review. AI Content Studio produces drafts and structure; your editors control tone, claims and publication. The goal is to move human effort from first drafts to judgment, not to publish unreviewed output under your masthead.
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Page updated July 23, 2026.
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