PPI (Pay Per Install) Site Development
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
PPI (Pay Per Install) Site Development Document
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1. Project Objective
This project aims to develop a Pay Per Install (PPI) system similar to CPINAP (https://cpinap.com). Publishers can create accounts within the system and generate unique download links. As end users download and install software via these links, publishers earn revenue.
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2. User Roles
• Admin: Manages users, offers, payments, and statistics.
• Publisher: Creates links, monitors earnings, and submits payment requests.
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3. Core Features
• Registration and login (email + password, verification, password reset)
• Publisher Panel: Dashboard, link generation, statistics, payment request
• Admin Panel: User and offer management, payment approval, statistics
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4. Workflow
1. The publisher registers.
2. If approved by the admin, they can create links.
3. The publisher generates custom PPI links.
4. Visitors click the link and download the file.
5. If installation occurs, earnings are recorded.
6. The publisher submits a payment request.
7. The admin approves and processes the payment.
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5. Technical Architecture
• Backend: PHP (Laravel or plain PHP)
• Frontend: HTML + CSS (Tailwind or Bootstrap)
• Database: MySQL
• A REST API structure is recommended (to allow future integration with mobile apps or different frontends)
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6. Security and Monitoring
• JWT or session-based authentication system
• IP logger (to prevent repeated earnings from the same IP)
• Fraud prevention mechanisms
• GeoIP detection for country-based payout rates
• Cloudflare integration (for DDOS and bot protection)
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7. Additional Features (Optional)
• Referral system
• Automatic offer importing via CPINAP API or other PPI APIs
• Email notification system
• Admin logging and activity history
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8. Development Stages
1. User registration/login system
2. Admin panel and offer management
3. Publisher panel and link generation
4. Click tracking and installation monitoring
5. Logging earnings and payment request
6. Admin payment approval
7. IP tracking and security measures
8. Testing and launch
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⸻
1. Project Objective
This project aims to develop a Pay Per Install (PPI) system similar to CPINAP (https://cpinap.com). Publishers can create accounts within the system and generate unique download links. As end users download and install software via these links, publishers earn revenue.
⸻
2. User Roles
• Admin: Manages users, offers, payments, and statistics.
• Publisher: Creates links, monitors earnings, and submits payment requests.
⸻
3. Core Features
• Registration and login (email + password, verification, password reset)
• Publisher Panel: Dashboard, link generation, statistics, payment request
• Admin Panel: User and offer management, payment approval, statistics
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4. Workflow
1. The publisher registers.
2. If approved by the admin, they can create links.
3. The publisher generates custom PPI links.
4. Visitors click the link and download the file.
5. If installation occurs, earnings are recorded.
6. The publisher submits a payment request.
7. The admin approves and processes the payment.
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5. Technical Architecture
• Backend: PHP (Laravel or plain PHP)
• Frontend: HTML + CSS (Tailwind or Bootstrap)
• Database: MySQL
• A REST API structure is recommended (to allow future integration with mobile apps or different frontends)
⸻
6. Security and Monitoring
• JWT or session-based authentication system
• IP logger (to prevent repeated earnings from the same IP)
• Fraud prevention mechanisms
• GeoIP detection for country-based payout rates
• Cloudflare integration (for DDOS and bot protection)
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7. Additional Features (Optional)
• Referral system
• Automatic offer importing via CPINAP API or other PPI APIs
• Email notification system
• Admin logging and activity history
⸻
8. Development Stages
1. User registration/login system
2. Admin panel and offer management
3. Publisher panel and link generation
4. Click tracking and installation monitoring
5. Logging earnings and payment request
6. Admin payment approval
7. IP tracking and security measures
8. Testing and launch
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