The Rakuten Advertising Appeal Service Agency That Reinstates the Publisher Accounts Other Reinstatement Agencies Give Up On.

Rakuten Advertising can suspend, limit or deny a publisher’s access to its network at its own discretion under the Publisher Membership Agreement. The most common triggers are fraudulent or abusive activity, invalid traffic, and promotion that breaks an advertiser’s terms, like coupon codes on sites the advertiser did not allow. Your notice should point to which one applies.

To appeal a Rakuten Advertising account removal, reply to the notice through publisher support with one complete response. Explain what happened, show what you changed and attach proof like SubID and transaction reports, a list of every property you promote on and the traffic sources you use. A vague appeal with no records rarely moves a compliance decision.

Rakuten Advertising commissions usually go unpaid because the advertiser has not paid yet. Under the Publisher Membership Agreement, the advertiser is responsible for paying your commissions on most programs. Missing tax forms or payment details can also stop a payment. Check your Payment and Invoices page to see which commissions are still waiting on the advertiser.

You have ten days after the end of the monthly service period to report a commission error on Rakuten Advertising. You notify the advertiser and copy Rakuten, or tell Rakuten directly on a direct engagement. Disputes are settled with the advertiser, and when tracking sources differ, Rakuten’s reports control. Check your reports every month.

Yes, Rakuten Advertising can hold commission money during a dispute. If Rakuten has received funds from an advertiser to pay you and a dispute comes up over the amount, the agreement lets Rakuten hold those funds or return them to the advertiser. Rakuten can also revise any report it or the advertiser decides contains an error.

On Rakuten Advertising, the advertiser is responsible for paying publishers on most programs. Rakuten runs the network, tracks the sales and passes the payment through. Direct engagements, where you contract with Rakuten itself, are the exception. That is why an unpaid commission is often an advertiser problem and an account removal is a Rakuten problem.

Yes, Rakuten Advertising charges an inactivity fee when an account has no commissionable activity for twelve months in a row. On a larger balance the fee is the lesser of 50 units or 10 percent a month, and a balance under 10 units is taken in full. A frozen or removed account can lose money this way if left alone.

Rakuten Advertising bans any fraudulent, abusive or illegal activity tied to your network use, and you are also responsible if you knowingly let others do it. That covers fake clicks or orders, cookie stuffing and traffic from vendors you cannot account for. Know every source that sends you traffic and tag it with a SubID.

Opening a new Rakuten Advertising account to get around a removal is a bad idea. Rakuten can deny network access at its discretion, a new account can be tied back to you and it will damage any appeal on the original. Fix the cause and appeal the removal on the account you already have.

Yes. We go through your notice, SubID data, properties and traffic sources, find what set off the review and write the appeal with proof. Unpaid commissions get worked with each advertiser on their own track. Book a free assessment and we will tell you how hard your case is before you pay anything.

The cost of a Rakuten Advertising appeal service depends on how hard the case is, how many advertisers are involved and how much commission is withheld. A payment setup problem is quick work. An invalid traffic removal takes more. We start with a free assessment and quote a price before any work begins.

No one can guarantee Rakuten Advertising reinstatement, because Rakuten and its advertisers make the final decision. Be careful with anyone who promises it. What we commit to is the work: a full review, an appeal built on evidence and a straight answer about your chances before you pay. We fight to get your withheld commissions released.