Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team
Comperia Lead vs PAYONE
Facts checked September 26, 2026.
Facts checked September 26, 2026.
Where Comperia Lead and PAYONE differ
| Compare | Comperia Lead ReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives |  PAYONE |
|---|---|---|
| Commission terms | Commission per form: CPL, CPS, CPC | up to 125 EUR per sale |
| Networks | Direct | FinanceAds |
| Payout frequency | twice monthly | monthly via financeAds |
| Verticals | Banking, Lending, InsuranceCovers more | Banking |
| Cookie window | Not confirmed | 45 days |
| Payout per sale or signup | Not confirmed | €125 |
Same on both: Recurring commission (No).
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Key differences
- Support channels: only Comperia Lead offers Help centre.
- Networks: only Comperia Lead offers Direct.
- Networks: only PAYONE offers FinanceAds.
- PAYONE is available in 1 more country.
- Pricing model: only Comperia Lead offers CPS.
- Pricing model: only PAYONE offers CPA.
- Region: only Comperia Lead offers Single country.
- Region: only PAYONE offers Europe.
- Verticals: only Comperia Lead offers Lending, Insurance.
Our verdict on each
Comperia Lead
Comperia Lead runs a direct Polish programme for publishers in banking, lending and insurance, paying per form under cpl, cps and cpc with payouts twice monthly after PLN 50. It suits finance-focused publishers who want a direct account, a single market focus and no recurring commission.
PAYONE
PAYONE is a single-vertical banking programme in europe with a 45 day cookie window, and it suits publishers who already reach finance readers. Handling sits with financeAds, so onboarding and payouts stay in one place. Payouts run monthly through that same network, so statements arrive on a predictable schedule.
Side by side, item by item
| Pricing model | Comperia Lead | PAYONE |
|---|---|---|
| CPA | No | Yes |
| CPS | Yes | No |
| CPL | Yes | Yes |
Where they rank in our lists
| Ranking | Comperia Lead | PAYONE |
|---|---|---|
| Finance affiliate programs | 9 of 425 | 65 of 425 |
| Banking and fintech programs | 1 of 86 | 14 of 86 |
Every fact side by side
| Fact | Comperia Lead | PAYONE |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | CPL, CPS | CPA, CPL |
| Features | Direct | Not confirmed |
| Region | Single country | Europe |
| Legal entity | Comperia.pl S.A. | PAYONE GmbH |
| Headquarters | Poland | Germany |
| Support channels | Email, Help centreCovers more |
Where each stands against the rest
| Fact | Comperia Lead | PAYONE | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cookie window | Not confirmed | 45 daysabove the median | 30 days |
| Payout per sale or signup | Not confirmed | €125highest quarter | €50 |
Median across 146 listed affiliate programs.
Pros and cons
Comperia Lead
Pros
- Commission is paid per form across cpl, cps and cpc, so a publisher can pick a lead, a sale or a click model per offer.
- Payouts are released twice monthly once the balance clears PLN 50, a threshold close to €43.85 across the programmes tracked here.
- Offers sit in banking, lending and insurance, giving a finance-focused publisher a clear niche and a short campaign list to run.
Cons
- Recurring commission is not offered, so a funded account or an insurance policy pays once and then stops.
- The programme runs in a single market with PL as its base, so traffic from other countries has less to work with.
- Support runs on email and help centre only, so a publisher chasing a rejected lead waits for an email reply.
PAYONE
Pros
- A 45 day window, above the 30 day median for banking programmes, so slow signups still count.
- Payouts are monthly via financeAds, which makes month to month forecasting straightforward.
- Covers europe, so a European finance audience is the natural traffic match.
Cons
- Recurring commission: no, so nothing keeps paying after the first approved sale.
- Support runs on email only, which slows anything urgent.
- Joining runs through financeAds alone, so there is no separate direct route into the programme.
Who each suits
Comperia Lead
Who it suits
- Publishers with a Polish audience who can fill banking, lending and insurance lead forms.
- New entrants who want a payout bar they can realistically reach at PLN 50.
- Publishers who prefer one advertiser relationship: the network list here is direct.
Who should look elsewhere
- Publishers who need revenue share on customer value: Admitad covers that with cpa, cpl and cps.
- Publishers running paid traffic on dating pages: AWEmpire (LiveJasmin family, casual-dating tier) pays on PPL, PPLR and PPS rather than finance forms.
- Publishers who want a simpler setup with one model and no per-form tracking: A8.net runs on cpa alone.
PAYONE
Who it suits
- Publishers with an existing European finance audience who can send qualified banking signups.
- Sites already running inside financeAds and content with one network to handle tracking.
- Anyone comfortable with a one-off payout per sale rather than an ongoing revenue share.
Who should look elsewhere
- Mintos, whose Hybrid lead and CPA commission suits publishers who want leads and confirmed sales valued in one structure.
- Qonto, where CPA per registration plus KYB bonus is the deal shape that business banking audiences fit better.
- Admitad, whose 5% per sale suits retail and ecommerce traffic rather than banking signups.
Country by country
| Country | Comperia Lead | PAYONE |
|---|---|---|
| Austria | No | Yes |
| Germany | No | Yes |
| Poland | Yes | No |
Questions about each
Comperia Lead
What commission models does Comperia Lead pay on?+
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.
Does Comperia Lead pay recurring commission?+
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.
PAYONE
How much does PAYONE pay per sale?+
Commission is up to 125 EUR per sale, on a cpa and cpl basis. The model covers both a cost per action and a cost per lead, so the payout follows the type of conversion the programme counts. Nothing recurs after the approval, so each accepted sale is a one-off payment.
How long is the cookie window?+
The window runs 45 days, longer than the 30 day median for banking programmes. Banking signups often follow a long research phase, so the extra cover gives recommendations time to convert instead of expiring.
Comperia Lead
Higher score in this comparison