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Affise offer freeze is not MaxWeb offer pause
Ratio frozen offers to active offers on one Affise network cut. That ratio is freeze %.
Pair: Offer-pause share on Traffic. MaxWeb twin: offer pause. Postback twin: postback-reject.
What you type
Offers paused — Affise offers frozen / paused in the network cut.
Active offers — Offers that were active (live) in that same Affise network cut.
Freeze % = offers paused ÷ active offers × 100. Fat freeze % usually means brand, compliance, or cap rules — chase those rules; never invent a freeze chip.
What not to do
Skip inventing freeze %. Skip dumping a MaxWeb or Everflow pause file into Affise fields. Skip folding postback rejects into offer freezes. Skip averaging every advertiser when one offer seat owns the freeze.
Related: Traffic, offer pause, postback-reject, Everflow affiliate-pause.
Procedure
- Type offers paused and active offers.
- Read freeze %.
- Chase brand / compliance / cap rules when freeze % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing freeze %.
- Dumping a MaxWeb or Everflow pause file into Affise fields.
- Folding postback rejects into offer freezes.
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
- Freeze %
- Offers paused ÷ Active offers × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this MaxWeb offer-pause share?
- Different affiliate book. [Offer-pause share](/manuals/maxweb-offer-pause-share) reads MaxWeb enrolled offers. Here you only ratio Affise frozen offers against Affise active offers.
- Is this Affise postback-reject share?
- Sibling Affise door on postbacks, not offers. [Postback-reject share](/manuals/affise-postback-reject-share) is rejected postbacks. This page is offers Affise froze.
- What freeze % should I invent?
- None. Pull offers paused and active offers from the same Affise network cut.