Daraz LK review

Daraz LK pays a percentage on each completed sale, with commission of up to 8% per sale. The model is recorded as cps, so payment follows a confirmed checkout rather than a signup. Scaled by basket size, a marketplace sale can pay more per conversion than a lead, though it depends on how often readers actually buy.

The programme's own cookie length is not among the terms listed for it. Across this group the median window is 30, and the lower end sits at 7. Shoppers often browse for a while before buying on a marketplace, so a longer window helps more here than on a short signup flow.

Recurring commission: no. Once a referred customer has bought, the payout is made on that sale and stops there, so revenue depends on new orders rather than a subscription. In this group 90.2% of programmes pay no recurring commission, while 9.8% keep paying on later activity.

Tracking sits with the Indoleads network, the named partner behind the programme. That matters for publishers already working with the same network, since reporting and payments stay in a single dashboard rather than requiring a second tracking setup for the same traffic.

The programme is a single country offer, marked as single country, and the vertical it sells is retail. Traffic from other markets will not convert in the same way, so audience fit matters more than the headline rate. In this group, 70.4% of programmes are also limited to a single market.

Support runs on help centre and chat, so questions go through chat or the published help centre. A help centre is the most common channel across this group, and 14.9% of programmes also add phone. Keep order references and tracking evidence ready, since answers arrive through those two channels.

The programme's own threshold is not among the terms listed for it. Grouped with comparable programmes, the median minimum payout is €14.33, with €0.09 at the very bottom of the range. A lower threshold means less waiting between orders, a higher one suits publishers used to larger balances.