1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program review

Commission is 6% per sale. That is a per sale rate on the cps model, so there is no lead payment or recurring component sitting beside it. The offer comes from the retail vertical, so a single product range carries the whole commission rate.

The cookie window is 10 days. That ranks at 110 of 129 brands here, where the median window in this group is 30 days. A click that does not convert inside that window earns nothing.

Recurring commission is no. Payment follows the sale under the cps model and stops there, which suits publishers promoting a one off purchase rather than a subscription. There is no second payment attached to the same customer later.

The programme runs on CJ. Approved publishers get tracking links and reporting for the offer inside that network, so campaign data and payouts come from the same source rather than a separate tool.

The models differ. This programme pays 6% per sale for a product sale, while CashKaro pays 10% of friend's cashback. One rewards a completed order, the other rewards a share of what a referred friend earns, so the content and audience approach differ.

The overall score is 1.5, made up of a cost score of 1.5 and an offer score of 1.6. Both parts sit low, which lines up with the short window and a single commission model.

Publishers with a retail audience that converts inside 10 days. The short window rewards traffic arriving with clear intent, and 6% per sale is simple to quote in a review. Traffic that wanders gets little from a window this short.

Both run on a per sale model, but the rates differ. This programme pays 6% per sale, while Influenciador Magalu lists Up to 12% per sale. The higher headline rate does not settle the choice on its own, since the window and the audience behind each offer count too.