APPSINITYRevenue
Revenue on Appsinity is advertising measured against listing visits. There is no price field, no paid download and no purchase integration.
Open Appsinity StudioThe formula
The dashboard states it plainly: Earnings = (Visits ÷ 1,000) × CPM rate.
| Term | Value | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Visits | Listing loads | The traffic counter, see Listing traffic |
| CPM rate | eCPM in cents, 0-100,000 | Set per ad format |
| Interstitial default | 260 cents | The seeded default |
| Rewarded default | 600 cents | The seeded default |
| Payout threshold | 20,000 visits | Hard gate on the earnings card |
The 20,000-visit gate
Until a listing reaches 20,000 visits, the earnings block is a lock: Unlock Earnings, a percentage, Reach 20,000 visits to unlock the earnings & monetization dashboard for your app., and a counter reading N visits / N visits needed.
The same copy appears on the Grow-users card as Reach 20,000 visits to unlock monetisation. A hidden card and an unlocked card are different states of the same object, and nothing else in the console changes.
- The gate is per listing, not per account.
- Once past it, the dashboard reads Once you hit 20,000 visits, your earnings will be calculated using your app's CPM rate and displayed here.
- Ad revenue accounting lives in the ad routes, see In-app ads.
Payouts
The button reads Request Payout - $150 and is disabled below the balance threshold with Minimum $150 balance required to request a payout. Choosing no method produces Select a payment method to continue.
| Rule | Value |
|---|---|
| Amount per request | Fixed at $150 |
| Minimum balance | $150 |
| Maximum per request | $150 |
| Processing time | 3-5 business days after verification |
| Currency | USD, converted to your local currency at current rates |
| Methods | bank, paypal, upi |
| Frequency | As often as the balance allows |
What is not in the revenue model
If your business model depends on any of these, Appsinity is a discovery and distribution channel for you, not your payments provider.
- A price on the listing — the buy panel is hard-coded Free.
- Paid app downloads or a checkout.
- In-app purchase or subscription reporting.
- Donations as a product: the card shows a donations figure but there is no donation system to configure.
- Revenue share percentages published per tier.
- An ad network integration such as AdMob; Appsinity's ad model is its own.
Frequently asked questions
How much does 1,000 visits earn?
At the 260-cent interstitial default, about $2.60, and about $6 at the 600-cent rewarded default. Rates are configurable within 0-100,000 cents.
Do downloads earn anything?
No. The formula uses visits.
Is there a tax form?
See Taxes. The payout is USD and converted, so your own filing obligation is yours.
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