How Housing Market Publisher Pays You and Stops Ad Fraud
Tutorial 4 of 4 · 1 min 33 s
This tutorial explains how earnings work in Housing Market Publisher and how fraud protection keeps them honest. You are paid per 1,000 views at the default rate of $2, only for views that were really seen and only for campaigns that advertisers have paid for. New earnings are held for a review period so fraud checks can finish first, then become ready for payout, and payouts go through our payment provider once payouts open. Fraud protection works in three layers: site verification and review, real-time filters for bots and invalid clicks, and ongoing checks that pause the earnings of a flagged site for review. The screens in this video are illustrations with no real earnings.
In this tutorial you will learn
- How the $2 per 1,000 views rate works and which views are paid
- The four balance states: held, ready, being paid and paid
- That payouts go through our payment provider once payouts open
- How fraud protection works at the door, in real time and over time
Follow along: the steps
- Here is how you get paid, and how earnings are protected.
- You earn per 1,000 views. The default rate is $2.
- Only views that were really seen are paid.
- And only from paid campaigns. House ads earn nothing.
- Your dashboard shows four balances.
- Held: new earnings wait while fraud checks finish.
- Ready: waiting for the next payout.
- Paid: payouts that were completed.
- Payouts go through our payment provider.
- You set this up once payouts open.
- our payment provider also verifies your identity and tax details.
- Fraud protection works in three layers.
- At the door: every site is verified and reviewed.
- In real time: bots are filtered and repeat clicks count once.
- Over time: odd patterns pause earnings for review.
- Advertisers are never charged for traffic filtered as invalid.
- Confirmed fraud removes the earnings. Repeat offenders are banned.

