Traffmonetizer Alternative: Compare Rates and Payouts

Every figure below is taken from Traffmonetizer's own website (traffmonetizer.com): its homepage, its affiliate page and its Terms of Service, checked on 27 September 2026. Where Traffmonetizer does not state something on a page we could read, we say it is not published.

Traffmonetizer is operated by Bytemarket OU, trading as Traffmonetizer, in Tallinn, Estonia. You install the app, enter the access token from your account dashboard, and the app shares part of your connection. Its terms say earnings are calculated under pricing rules shown in the dashboard, which it may change; it does not publish a per-GB rate on its public pages. Its homepage says customers pay more for traffic from in-demand locations, and that devices with several network interfaces and distinct IP addresses can earn more. The terms also say it may restrict sharing where a location has surplus supply, or limit certain IP address types.

The minimum payout is $10. Payouts are requested from the dashboard and paid in USDT TRC20 on the Tron network, or by wire transfer for $1,000 or more; its homepage says requests are processed within 3-5 business days. Before a payout you may need to validate your email and provide payment-method details, and users whose country is not supported by its payment methods may not be able to receive earnings.

Its terms say the app may be used only with a valid residential IP address, and that servers, VPNs and proxy services are not allowed. The terms list regions where the service is currently unavailable: Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, the Crimea region, DPR and LPR, the Russian Federation and Belarus. A $5 registration bonus was withdrawn on 1 March 2024, per the terms. Its affiliate page offers 10% of every payout requested by users you invite, described as lifetime. Traffmonetizer also has a request form for app developers who want to embed it, listing iOS, Android, Windows and Linux. It does not publish an open-source client.

PROXIES.SX does not publish a per-GB payout rate. Rates are set per partner and may be fixed or a share of collected revenue; there is no universal public percentage. The live rate is the earningsPerGB value returned when you register a device.

IP type is classified on the server by ASN, not by what the device reports. Mobile carrier IPs are the highest tier, residential the middle, and datacenter IPs are rejected for customer listing.

Registration does not guarantee traffic or earnings. Earnings depend on eligible traffic your devices actually serve and on your active partner terms.

Traffmonetizer may suit you if you want payouts in USDT on Tron, a macOS app, a Docker image, or an affiliate scheme.

PROXIES.SX may suit you if you want payouts in SOL, BTC or USDC on Solana, supply from Android through the MIT-licensed SDK, or run a headless Linux binary without Docker on a residential or mobile connection. On Windows, see /earn/windows; to see what the client does on your machine, read /earn/what-runs-on-my-device.

We cannot say which pays more for your devices: neither side publishes a per-GB rate. For all eight apps side by side, see /alternatives/bandwidth-sharing-apps. For how supplying works, see /earn.