Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team

1-800 Contacts vs Canatura

1-800 Contacts scores 8.6 and Canatura 8.7 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

1-800 Contacts

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Canatura

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

What sets them apart

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Commission terms14% new orders, 1% returningUp to 10% per sale
Cookie window45 daysHigher30 days
NetworksImpactDognet
Commission (%)1% to 14%Higher5% to 10%

Same on both: Recurring commission (No), Verticals (Health, Retail).

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Key differences

  • Cookie window is higher at 1-800 Contacts: 45 days vs 30 days.
  • Commission (%) is higher at 1-800 Contacts: 1% to 14% vs 5% to 10%.
  • Networks: only 1-800 Contacts offers Impact.
  • Networks: only Canatura offers Dognet.

Our verdict on each

1-800 Contacts

1-800 Contacts pays a solid retail rate on new orders with a 45 day window, which suits publishers selling contacts and eyewear. Recurring commission is no and only Impact is listed, so the deal rewards first-time buyers more than repeat ones.

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Canatura

Canatura pays 5% to 10% per sale on health and retail lines, with a 30 day window and no recurring commission. It suits publishers in europe who want a simple cost per sale model on wellness and retail products, backed by phone and email support.

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Where each is licensed and available

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Country1-800 ContactsCanatura
RegionNot confirmedEurope

How they place

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Ranking1-800 ContactsCanatura
Ecommerce and retail programs59 of 15141 of 151
Health and wellness programs15 of 2714 of 27

Every fact side by side

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Fact1-800 ContactsCanatura
Pricing modelCPSCPS
FeaturesDirect, ReferralNot confirmed
RegionNot confirmedEurope
Legal entityNot confirmedCanna b2b, s.r.o.
HeadquartersNot confirmedCzechia
Support channelsNot confirmedEmail, Phone

Where each stands against the rest

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Fact1-800 ContactsCanaturaMedian
Cookie window45 daysabove the median30 daysat the median30 days
Commission (%)1% to 14%above the median5% to 10%below the median12

Median across 167 listed affiliate programs.

Pros and cons

1-800 Contacts

Pros

  • The top of the range is 1% to 14%, which is a strong retail rate for a product most audiences buy once or twice a year.
  • A 45 day window gives readers time to think over a contact lens order, and it outlasts the 30 upper quartile in the ecommerce and retail group.
  • Two entry routes are open, direct and referral, so you can promote the brand directly and also earn from referrals.

Cons

  • Recurring commission is no, so every payout depends on a fresh sale and a repeat contact lens buyer leaves the programme's earnings behind.
  • Only Impact is listed, so there is no second network to switch to if approvals or tracking shift.
  • Returning orders fall to 14% new orders, 1% returning at the low end, well below the headline rate, which limits repeat value.

Canatura

Pros

  • Pays 5% to 10% per sale, a direct sale rate rather than a cut of someone else's cashback.
  • A 30 day window sits at the typical mark on the site, 30.
  • Support covers email and phone, so a publisher can pick up the phone.

Cons

  • No recurring commission, so every sale has to be won again.
  • The 30 day window places it 39 of 129 brands in the site's cookie ranking.
  • Coverage sits in europe only, so the audience is narrower than global programmes.

Who each suits

1-800 Contacts

Who it suits

  • Publishers with an eyewear, contact lens or vision care audience, since health and retail is where this programme operates.
  • Writers who need a long window for considered purchases, because the cookie lasts 45 days.
  • People already inside the Impact network who want a retail offer on repeat purchase categories.

Who should look elsewhere

  • EarnKaro, if you want a profit share, since it pays Up to 50% profit, 10% lifetime referral instead of a percentage of the order.
  • Influenciador Magalu, if you work in a marketplace and want a per sale rate, because it pays Up to 12% per sale.
  • CashKaro, if you want to be paid on cashback your audience already earned, which it shares at 10% of friend's cashback.

Canatura

Who it suits

  • Publishers in europe whose content covers health and retail products.
  • Reviewers with a European audience who prefer a plain sale rate to revenue share.
  • Account managers who value phone support over self-serve tools.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Publishers who want lifetime value per customer, since Canatura pays on a single sale. EarnKaro offers Up to 50% profit, 10% lifetime referral.
  • Publishers chasing the highest per sale percentage. Influenciador Magalu lists Up to 12% per sale.
  • Anyone wanting to be paid for referring friends' cashback rather than product sales. CashKaro pays 10% of friend's cashback.

Country by country

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Country1-800 ContactsCanatura
BulgariaNoYes
CroatiaNoYes
CzechiaNoYes
GreeceNoYes
HungaryNoYes
PolandNoYes
RomaniaNoYes
SerbiaNoYes

8 of 10 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

1-800 Contacts

How much does the programme pay on an order?+

Commission runs 1% to 14%, with the published terms reading 14% new orders, 1% returning. Payments sit on a CPS model, so a sale has to complete inside the window before anything is earned. The headline rate applies to a new order, while returning buyers are worth a fraction of it.

How long do I have to convert a click?+

The cookie window is 45 days from the click. That is generous for a considered purchase such as a contact lens order, where readers often check prescription details and compare lens options first. It also runs past the 30 upper quartile across the ecommerce and retail group.

Canatura

What commission does Canatura pay?+

Canatura pays 5% to 10% per sale, listed as Up to 10% per sale. The model is cost per sale, so earnings depend on completed orders rather than clicks. There is no recurring commission, which means a repeat buyer does not generate a second payment.

How long is the Canatura cookie window?+

The window runs 30 days from the click, which places Canatura 39 of 129 brands in the site's cookie ranking. That sits close to the 30 seen across the site's listings, so a shopper who returns after a long delay is a realistic loss.

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