Updated September 29, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team

BlackBull Partners vs FXTM

BlackBull Partners scores 9.5 and FXTM 9.3 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

BlackBull Partners

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

FXTM

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Where BlackBull Partners and FXTM differ

BlackBull Partners vs FXTM
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Commission termsCPA up to $1,000 per clientUp to $600 CPA per trader
Cookie window365 daysHigher30 days
Recurring commissionYesHas itNo
Payout frequencyMonthlyMonthly, 1st to 15th
Payout per sale or signup$1,000Higher$600
NetworksCellxpertNot confirmed

Same on both: Verticals (Investing).

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Key differences

  • Cookie window is higher at BlackBull Partners: 365 days vs 30 days.
  • Recurring commission: only BlackBull Partners.
  • Payout per sale or signup is higher at BlackBull Partners: $1,000 vs $600.
  • Support channels: only BlackBull Partners offers Email.
  • Support channels: only FXTM offers Help centre.
  • Pricing model: only BlackBull Partners offers CPL, Revshare.

Our verdict on each

BlackBull Partners

BlackBull Partners pays among the richer per-client figures in the directory, with commission of CPA up to $1,000 per client and a cookie window of 365 days, plus recurring commission on top. It suits publishers with a trading or investing audience who can plan around Monthly payouts.

Read the full BlackBull Partners review

FXTM

FXTM pays Up to $600 CPA per trader for a trader who signs up, which suits publishers promoting a single broker and happy to be paid on approval. What you give up for that simplicity is a 30 day cookie window, no recurring commission on accounts that stay open, and support through help centre alone.

Read the full FXTM review

Earnings on 10 sales of 100

BlackBull Partners

$10,000

10 × $1,000

FXTM

$6,000

10 × $600

BlackBull Partners comes out $4,000 ahead.

Worked out from the stated prices and rates; your own total depends on how you use it. Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Area by area

  • BlackBull Partners leads narrowly on cost.
  • Offer goes to BlackBull Partners, led by cookie window: 365 days vs 30 days.

How they place

BlackBull Partners vs FXTM
RankingBlackBull PartnersFXTM
Finance affiliate programs8 of 42526 of 425
Investing and trading programs5 of 8714 of 87

Every fact side by side

BlackBull Partners vs FXTM
FactBlackBull PartnersFXTM
Pricing modelCPA, CPL, RevshareCovers moreCPA
FeaturesDirect, ReferralDirect, Referral
RegionGlobalNot confirmed
Legal entityBlack Bull Group LimitedNot confirmed
HeadquartersNew ZealandNot confirmed
Founded2014Not confirmed
Support channelsEmailHelp centre

Where each stands against the rest

BlackBull Partners vs FXTM
FactBlackBull PartnersFXTMMedian
Cookie window365 dayshighest quarter30 daysat the median30 days
Payout per sale or signup$1,000highest quarter$600highest quarter$160

Median across 146 listed affiliate programs.

Pros and cons

BlackBull Partners

Pros

  • Commission of CPA up to $1,000 per client is among the stronger per-client figures in the directory
  • A cookie window of 365 days puts the programme at the top of 129 brands on that measure
  • Recurring commission means an approved client can keep paying out afterwards

Cons

  • Support runs on email only, so a publisher with a live question waits for a reply
  • The programme covers investing alone, which narrows what a mixed-niche site can promote
  • Payouts are Monthly, so earnings wait longer than a weekly schedule

FXTM

Pros

  • Payout timing is fixed at Monthly, 1st to 15th, so every month of activity has a known pay date rather than an open wait.
  • Tracking covers direct and referral links, so paid search and organic recommendations can be reported side by side instead of being split.
  • The model list is cpa only, so each approved trader carries a single rate and the reporting sheet stays simple.

Cons

  • Recurring commission is no, so a trader who keeps the account open pays the fee at approval and nothing in the months after.
  • The cookie window of 30 days ranks 39 of 129 programs on that measure, and a reader who decides slowly comes back uncounted.
  • Support runs on help centre only, which leaves a publisher without a named manager when attribution needs sorting out.

Who each suits

BlackBull Partners

Who it suits

  • Publishers whose readers trade or invest, matched by investing
  • Anyone selling long considered finance content, helped by a 365 day window
  • Brokers or educators with an audience spread beyond a single market, since it runs in global

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone who needs a phone or live chat channel, since support runs on email only
  • Sites outside trading and investing, because investing is the only covered sector
  • Anyone chasing per-sale percentages, which Admitad offers through 5% per sale rather than a per-client payout

FXTM

Who it suits

  • Publishers with a trading and investing readership, since investing is the only vertical listed and content can line up with it.
  • Anyone who prefers a large approved-trader payment to a percentage of volume, because the model is cpa and the rate is fixed.
  • Sites that send warm search or social traffic to a broker page, since tracking covers direct and referral links and payouts are scheduled at Monthly, 1st to 15th.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Publishers building monthly income from a single account: mintos pays Hybrid lead and CPA commission, and recurring commission here is no.
  • Anyone promoting business banking: qonto pays CPA per registration plus KYB bonus, and the listed vertical here is investing only.
  • Retail volume publishers: admitad pays 5% per sale, so a spread of small sales can outweigh a single approved trader.

Questions about each

BlackBull Partners

How much does BlackBull Partners pay per client?+

Commission runs at CPA up to $1,000 per client, and the top of the range is $1,000. The programme uses CPA, so payment follows an approved client rather than a click. Recurring commission is included, which can extend earnings past the opening conversion.

How long is the cookie window on BlackBull Partners?+

The attribution window is 365 days. That is a long window for a finance programme, where many listings carry a much shorter window. It gives a reader time to read, compare and sign up before the window closes.

FXTM

How much does FXTM pay for a referred trader?+

The stated terms are Up to $600 CPA per trader, and the model behind them is cpa, so the money follows an approved trader rather than a deposit or a trade. Nothing in the published terms adds a second payment on the same account, which makes the figure easier to plan around than a small percentage of volume.

How long is the cookie window?+

The window runs 30 days, matching the site median of 30 days, and that places FXTM at 39 of 129 programs on this measure. A reader who signs up after the window closes is not counted, so speed matters here more than in a program with a long window.

BlackBull Partners

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