Seller search controls
Udimi's current buyer documentation lists visitor capacity, positive ratings, “got sales,” maximum price, repeat orders, last seen, niche and traffic origin. It says “got sales” reflects the last 100 orders and traffic origin uses recent delivered orders.
What filters are good for
Filters reduce a large marketplace to sellers who meet observable criteria. Start with niche and geography, then inspect history and price.
What filters cannot prove
No filter guarantees that your page will convert or your offer will make sales. Historical results belong to campaigns with different offers and funnels.
See current seller options
Explore UdimiAffiliate link.Prime filter
Udimi currently describes Prime filter as an optional advanced filtering layer. Udimi describes Prime filter as an optional advanced filtering layer. Availability, pricing and membership benefits can change, so verify the live order form before purchasing.
Only Top Tier
The current order documentation says the Only Top Tier option limits traffic to its Tier 1 country set and gives the United States, Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, Netherlands and New Zealand as examples. If geography matters to your offer, confirm the current country definition rather than relying on the phrase “Tier 1” alone.
Mobile and desktop filters
Only Mobile limits delivery to smartphone users. No Mobile limits delivery to desktop traffic, with laptops and tablets included in that category according to Udimi. Device filtering matters when your page, checkout or offer behaves differently across screen types.
What the standard click filter checks
Udimi says its in-house filter evaluates signals including duplicate fingerprints, bots, proxies, VPNs, geolocation, hosting connections and other technical indicators before a click is counted. These are Udimi's descriptions of its own filtering system, not an independent performance guarantee.
Delivery rules
Udimi's current buying documentation says the selected seller must deliver the ordered visitor quantity within 100 hours. After checkout, the seller has 24 hours to accept or reject the order. Once delivery begins, buyers can review detailed statistics, including traffic Udimi classifies as filtered or useless.