MGIDReviews of mgid.com

After working with them for more than one year, they suddenly decided to scam me. They blocked my website and deducted all my hard earned money without giving any reason, just before the payout day. I also lost my AdSense account because I was running this scam network’s ads along with AdSense ads. I would not recommend this network to anyone.

The policy is stricter than Facebook and Google and it takes a lot of time for ads approval, 2 days or even more.

When we scaled our lead gen campaign and increased the budget, the CPA predictably started to rise. Usually in such cases, you have to manually redistribute spend across sources and guess where the drop-offs are happening. Here, we just enabled automatic optimization — and after a while, the system balanced the traffic on its own. Volume went up, and CPA stayed almost the same. This is a really comfortable scenario for scaling.

I have used MGID for native ads, results were amazing. Support is also great.

We used MGID to launch a new product when we needed to generate initial demand quickly. In the first month, we received more high-quality traffic than expected and gained valuable insights into which messages resonated best with the audience. The platform works well not only for scaling, but also for testing hypotheses

There was a moment when the campaign suddenly dropped and I was ready to turn it off. I messaged the manager, and within a day we reworked the creatives, adjusted the audience approach, and gave it another shot. A few days later the metrics recovered and eventually performed even better than before. Moments like this are exactly why you keep working with a platform

Ran traffic through MGID as an advertiser without big expectations, honestly. I’ve seen all kinds of stuff with native ads before. But this one actually worked out fine. The traffic doesn’t feel dead, clicks look legit, and there’s no feeling like they’re just padding the numbers. Obviously, nothing takes off from the first launch — you need to rotate creatives, test headlines, and see what really sticks. But once you find a working combo, campaigns become pretty stable, without nasty surprises. The managers are solid — no pressure, no fairy tales about “easy millions.” They give useful tips on placements worth scaling and where it’s better not to burn budget. For me, MGID isn’t a magic button, just a reliable working tool if you use it smartly.

Openly advertising scams and when confronted they cancel off chat and block