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Affise partner-cap hit is not Everflow network-cap hit
AF partner-cap % = offers at cap ÷ active offers × 100 on one Affise partner roster.
Pair: Offer-cap hit share on Traffic. Everflow twin: network-cap. Park twin: offer-pause.
What you type
Offers at cap — Affise partner offers currently sitting on a daily or lifetime ceiling.
Active offers — Live Affise partner offers in that same roster cut.
A fat AF partner-cap % usually means the partner ceiling is starving traffic — raise the ceiling or move traffic; never invent an AF partner-cap chip.
What not to do
Do not invent AF partner-cap %. Do not paste an Everflow or MaxWeb roster into Affise partner fields. Do not fold paused offers or creative rejects into the at-cap count. Do not average every Affise account when one partner seat owns the ceiling pile.
Related: Traffic, Everflow network-cap, offer-pause, creative-reject.
Procedure
- Type offers at cap and active offers.
- Read AF partner-cap %.
- Raise caps / shift traffic when AF partner-cap % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing AF partner-cap %.
- Dumping an Everflow network-cap or MaxWeb offer-count file into Affise partner-cap fields.
- Folding Affise offer-pause or creative-reject counts into partner-cap hits.
Worked example
None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.
Glossary
- AF partner-cap %
- Offers at cap ÷ Active offers × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this Everflow network-cap hit?
- No. [Everflow network-cap](/manuals/everflow-offer-cap-hit-share) is Everflow’s network roster. This door counts Affise partner offers only.
- Is this Affise offer-pause?
- Parked offers, not ceilings. [Offer-pause share](/manuals/affise-offer-pause-share) is paused ÷ live. Here the numerator is partners sitting at cap.
- What AF partner-cap % should I invent?
- None. Count offers at cap and active offers from the same Affise partner roster.