Comperia Lead review

Comperia Lead pays per form across cpl, cps and cpc, and the model list for approved offers is cpl and cps. A publisher can therefore earn on a lead, a sale or a click rather than one blended rate. The terms attach to each form, so the rate follows the offer you are promoting.

Recurring commission is not part of this programme. Once a funded account or a policy pays out, the earning stops there, and later months bring nothing from that same customer. Publishers who value lifetime value should plan on new lead flow, or look at a network carrying revenue share such as Admitad with cpa, cpl and cps.

A withdrawal opens once the balance reaches PLN 50, close to €43.85 across the programmes on this site. Anything under that stays in the account and waits. For a publisher building up, it is the smallest amount worth driving toward before any payout is released.

Payouts are released twice monthly, so a balance that clears the threshold early is not stuck until the end of a month. Timing matters here: watch PLN 50 and request a withdrawal once the balance passes it, rather than waiting for the balance to climb far higher.

The programme runs in a single market, with PL as its base and its offers built for local traffic. Publishers outside that market will find the advertisers less relevant and conversions harder to match. A country-specific programme suits a focused Polish finance audience rather than a broad international site.

The catalogue covers banking, lending and insurance. That is a narrow, finance-heavy set, and it fits a publisher who already writes about money, credit or cover. Sites built on other subjects have little to promote here, and the narrow focus means fewer offers to rotate when one campaign slows down.

Support runs on email and help centre. Email covers account questions and the help centre handles routine ones, so a tracking problem can be sent in writing and followed up. Phone and live chat are not in that setup, so a publisher with a stuck lead waits for a reply instead of talking it through on the spot.

Offers come direct and the network list is direct, so you work with advertisers through Comperia Lead rather than through a broker in between. That keeps the approval path short and each offer's commission visible. It also means the programme holds the whole advertiser relationship for a publisher who prefers one desk.

The programme is run by Comperia.pl S.A., registered in Poland, with the terms set out under the same company. A named legal entity matters at signup, because contract questions, payout disputes and payment paperwork all sit with one company. Read those terms before you send live traffic.