Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team
Canatura vs Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU)
Canatura
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Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU)
Canatura vs Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU): the differences
| Compare | CanaturaReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives | Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU)ReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Commission terms | Up to 10% per sale | 4% per sale, EUR 10 per lead |
| Cookie window | 30 days | 30 days |
| Networks | Dognet | Daisycon |
| Commission (%) | 5% to 10%Higher | 4% |
| Verticals | Health, Retail | Gaming |
| Recurring commission | No | Not confirmed |
| Payout per sale or signup | Not confirmed | €10 |
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Key differences
- Commission (%) is higher at Canatura: 5% to 10% vs 4%.
- Networks: only Canatura offers Dognet.
- Networks: only Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU) offers Daisycon.
- Canatura is available in 7 more countries.
- Pricing model: only Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU) offers CPA, CPL.
- Verticals: only Canatura offers Health, Retail.
- Verticals: only Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU) offers Gaming.
Our verdict on each
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.
Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU)
Ubisoft pays a percentage on sales and a fixed sum on leads through Daisycon, with a cookie window of 30. It suits publishers who promote games to audiences in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg and want a straightforward sale or lead payout, and it falls short for anyone chasing revenue share.
Availability and regulation
| Country | Canatura | Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU) |
|---|---|---|
| Region | Europe | Europe |
Additional countries for Canatura: 10. Additional countries for Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU): 3.
What each covers
| Pricing model | Canatura | Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU) |
|---|---|---|
| CPA | No | Yes |
| CPS | Yes | Yes |
| CPL | No | Yes |
Every fact side by side
| Fact | Canatura | Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU) |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | CPS | CPA, CPS, CPLCovers more |
| Region | Europe | Europe |
| Legal entity | Canna b2b, s.r.o. | Not confirmed |
| Headquarters | Czechia | Not confirmed |
| Support channels | Email, Phone | Not confirmed |
Where each stands against the rest
| Fact | Canatura | Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU) | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cookie window | 30 daysat the median | 30 daysat the median | 30 days |
| Commission (%) | 5% to 10%below the median | 4%lowest quarter | 12 |
| Payout per sale or signup | Not confirmed | €10lowest quarter | €50 |
Median across 177 listed affiliate programs.
Pros and cons
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.
Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU)
Pros
- Sale and lead payouts sit in the same offer, since the model is cpa, cps and cpl, so a publisher can earn from a purchase or a signup without running a second programme.
- Attribution runs for 30, which matches the median of 30 across the programmes listed here, and a player who clicks and buys in the same session stays inside the window.
- Everything runs through Daisycon, so applications, tracking and payouts stay in the same dashboard rather than split across systems.
Cons
- The sale rate is 4%, and Kinguin lists Up to 10% per sale, so a publisher chasing a higher percentage on game sales has a stronger option elsewhere.
- Revenue share is not among the models offered: the model is cpa, cps and cpl, so a publisher earns nothing on a later purchase from a player already referred.
- The window is 30, shorter than the 60 upper end of the range among the programmes listed here, so a reader who decides slowly can fall out.
Who each suits
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.
Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU)
Who it suits
- Publishers whose audience sits in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, since the region is europe.
- Publishers who can drive both purchases and signups, because the model is cpa, cps and cpl.
- Publishers already working inside Daisycon who want tracking and payouts kept in the same place.
Who should look elsewhere
- Publishers who want lifetime revenue share: Comix Harem pays 50% lifetime revshare.
- Publishers chasing the higher headline sale rate: Kinguin lists Up to 10% per sale.
Country by country
| Country | Canatura | Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU) |
|---|---|---|
| Belgium | No | Yes |
| Bulgaria | Yes | No |
| Croatia | Yes | No |
| Czechia | Yes | No |
| Greece | Yes | No |
| Hungary | Yes | No |
| Luxembourg | No | Yes |
| Netherlands | No | Yes |
8 of 13 countries where either is available.
Questions about each
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.
Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU)
How much does the programme pay?+
Terms read 4% per sale, EUR 10 per lead, so a completed sale earns a percentage and a lead earns €10. The headline sale rate is 4%. Payment lands per action rather than as a share of revenue, so the monthly figure depends on the volume of sales and leads sent, not on how much the referred players go on to spend.
How long is the cookie window?+
Attribution runs for 30 after the click. That matches the median of 30 across the programmes listed here, so the offer sits in the middle of the group rather than at either end. A player who clicks and buys in the same session converts comfortably; a reader who takes longer to decide can fall outside the window.
Canatura
Ubisoft (NL/BE/LU)