CrakRevenue Celebrates 15th Industry Anniversary With TES Party, New Website

CrakRevenue Celebrates 15th Industry Anniversary With TES Party, New Website

PRAGUE — CPA network CrakRevenue is celebrating 15 years in the industry by hosting an anniversary party during TES Affiliate Conference in Prague on Sept. 14 at the Medusa Club.

CrakRevenue is also launching a new web page featuring an interactive timeline of its evolution during that time. 

Founded in 2010, CrakRevenue supports more than 35,000 affiliates and over 400 products across verticals such as cams, dating, AI, fansites, adult gaming, and health supplements.

“We’ve come a long way since 2010,” said CEO Maxime Bergeron. “From a small group of passionate marketers to becoming one of the top CPA networks globally, this journey wouldn’t have been possible without the unwavering support of our affiliates, advertisers, and partners. As we look to the future, our focus is on continued innovation — particularly through AI-driven solutions — and strengthening our global partnerships.”

To visit CrakRevenue's anniversary website, click here. To RSVP for the party, which is open to all TES attendees, click here.

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