ROIads Reviews 6

The AM - Liubov has been very helpful in terms of optimizations and what's needed to boost sales and impressions :)
As for the traffic, it's fine, but needs constant refreshing of WL and traffic sources to keep campaigns going.
Overall a pleasant experience doing business with ROIads

Great platform, I have used it for many projects and it has been more than successful.

Either this is a fraud/scam or just very poor traffic,250$ 0 results and the clicks is not even the same with my tracker, careful guys

🔍 My Full Experience (Facts Only)

I decided to work with ROIads after being promised managed campaigns and personal optimisation by their team — specifically by Daniil (Head of Accounts at the time).
He personally confirmed in writing that my campaigns would be fully managed and optimised, with premium service even on the $250 starting budget.

Here’s exactly what happened step-by-step:

🧾 Step 1 – Initial Deposit ($250)

I deposited $250 to start with “managed campaigns” for a GGBet gambling offer (Chile & Philippines).

I was promised proactive optimisation, segmentation by OS/browser/device, and direct account management.

In reality, the campaigns were launched on Friday evening, left unattended over the weekend, and burned the budget with 0 conversions.

No segmentation or optimisation was ever applied — no source control, no creative testing, nothing.

When I complained, I was told “we need to gather data” and that it was normal to lose money at first because they “don’t manage campaigns during weekends”.
This information was never mentioned before the deposit.

⚙️ Step 2 – False “Premium Management” Promise

After I raised the issue, I was contacted by Mary Allen, who apologised and admitted the first campaign was not handled properly.
She promised to personally take over my account as “Head of Accounts” and run a new managed campaign with daily supervision and reports.

I accepted this and topped up another $100 (a smaller custom top-up that she enabled manually).

Immediately after the top-up, my account got deactivated with the message “due to false information provided.”
Only after I sent screenshots as proof did she reactivate it, calling it a “system error”.

🎯 Step 3 – The “Second Chance” Campaign

Mary launched new campaigns:

First again for GGBet (Chile) on Push traffic

Later for PIN-UP (Chile) after the first one failed.

Despite all her promised management, optimisations, bid changes, whitelist adjustments and daily updates, the results were identical:

0 conversions

Almost no valuable traffic data

Money spent on random “whitelists” that didn’t deliver anything

Even she admitted that she “does not know why the performance is so poor”, while claiming that “Chile is one of their top GEOs.”

💸 Step 4 – $350 Spent, 0 Results, No Test Balance

After two managed launches, three “strategies”, and continuous “optimisation”, the total spend reached $350 with zero conversions.

When I asked for:

either a partial refund, or

at least a test balance from ROIads to verify that their traffic can actually convert,

I received the following response:

“Unfortunately, we do not provide advertisers with test budgets. This is the policy of our platform and I cannot go against the company’s policy.”

So even though they admit their traffic did not perform, they take no accountability and expect the advertiser to keep funding endless “tests”.

⚠️ What This Means for Advertisers

“Managed campaigns” is a misleading promise.

In practice, it means they launch your campaign and leave it running.

No proactive optimisation, no segmentation, no professional oversight.

Traffic quality is poor.

After $350 in two GEOs (Chile + Philippines) across two different gambling offers (GGBet & PIN-UP), the result was 0 conversions.

The so-called “premium sources” produced no measurable results.

No accountability or compensation.

When campaigns fail completely, they fall back on “policy” excuses.

Even after multiple proven management failures, they refuse refunds or test credits.

Communication looks good — but results are zero.

They will be polite, apologetic, and responsive — but that does not change the outcome: no ROI.

📉 Final Verdict

After working with many affiliate and traffic platforms, this was by far one of the most disappointing experiences.
ROIads looks professional on the surface, but behind the nice communication, there is no real performance, no transparency, and no willingness to stand behind their product.

If you value your budget and time — look elsewhere.
ROIads’ “managed campaigns” promise is simply not worth the risk.

Total spent: $350
Total conversions: 0
Refund/test credit: 0
Transparency & accountability: 0/10
Would I recommend: ❌ Absolutely not.

✅ All facts above are fully documented with screenshots, chat logs, campaign stats, and payment records.

The manager of this company, RoiAds, Daniil (@daniilroi), kept insisting that we try their platform for attracting targeted traffic. Unfortunately, he convinced us—we gave it a shot.

It started with us depositing $500 via card, as advised by this "competent manager." Right after the payment, a window popped up stating that the company director needed to complete verification: submit a bunch of documents, take a selfie, etc. While waiting for the refund (for some reason, it takes three days and we got a refund not of the full amount, but of 40$ less), we sent them another $500 in crypto.

Then, their account manager, Lyubov (@liubov_roiads), stepped in—completely useless. She was even confused about push ad settings. She suggested enabling WebView.

I asked, "Why do we need WebView? We have a fully functional service where users can access various features. I'm afraid in-app browsers might glitch."

Her response:
"If you have such functionality, then enable it."

But enabling WebView forces users to open the site in a stripped-down browser instead of a full one. A very "competent" specialist indeed.

We launched the campaign over the weekend, and it burned through $260. The result:

Our tracker showed 1,300 clicks from their system and a total of 1,500 visits (including all links and direct entries) in three days.

Their stats, however, showed 3,000 clicks, for which they charged $260.

Either they are blatantly scamming, or their traffic is so "high quality" that over half of the users closed the page before it even loaded—hence the 2-3x discrepancy between their stats and real metrics.

The bounce rate from their traffic exceeded 60%, severely harming behavioral factors and negatively impacting SEO.

As for conversions: the most basic action—clicking the "Show Phone Number" button—happened only 7 times, meaning a conversion rate of 0.23%. Of course, not a single order.

When I demanded a refund of the remaining $240, they bluntly told me that the company is based in Cyprus and they wouldn’t be returning anything.

That’s our experience with RoiAds.