Amazon Associados BR review

The programme pays Up to 15% per sale for a completed purchase referred through your link, so the reward follows the sale rather than the click. Recurring commission is no, which means a customer's later orders do not add to the figure. A reader who browses and leaves pays you nothing.

No. Recurring commission is no, and the model is cps, so you earn once per completed sale instead of a cut of a customer's later spending. Tracking stays simple, but your income follows current demand rather than a base of repeat buyers. A programme with recurring payouts suits publishers chasing subscriptions.

It runs in single country, so the buyers you can convert are Brazilian shoppers. Traffic from other markets is wasted spend, because the retailer sells and settles locally. If most of your readers sit outside Brazil, a multi-market programme would serve you better than this one.

The programme covers retail, so you promote general shopping rather than one product line. That suits reviewers, deal pages and buying guides, where a single link can point at many departments. Your commission still depends on the completed sale, not on which product you described.

Support runs on help centre only, so you look answers up yourself rather than reaching an adviser on email or phone. If a referred sale is missing from your reports, that is the first place to check, since the retailer credits orders from its own data. Keep your link records handy.

Because the route is direct, you work with the retailer's own reporting and one set of numbers instead of two programmes to reconcile. It suits publishers who would rather manage a single relationship and a single payout schedule, and who do not want to split earnings tracking between a network and the advertiser.

CashKaro pays on a friend's cashback at 10% of friend's cashback, while EarnKaro shares profit and adds a lifetime referral at Up to 50% profit, 10% lifetime referral. Both lean on the referral side rather than a retail basket. This programme pays Up to 15% per sale for the sale itself, which suits content about products.