Finora.mk review
Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Finora pays 15% to 25% per sale and keeps paying on recurring terms, which suits publishers already steering finance traffic inside a single market. Payouts are made On request on bank account, and the hybrid model in cps, recurring and hybrid means part of the deal pays for referrals as well as sales.
Key facts
- Best for
- Publishers with finance traffic in a single market and repeat referral conversions.
- Commission terms
- Up to 25% recurring per sale (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Recurring commission
- Yes (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Payout frequency
- On request on bank account (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Commission (%)
- 15% to 25% (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Pricing model
- CPS, Recurring, Hybrid
- Features
- Direct program, Referral program
- Region
- Single country
- Official website
- finora.mk
Pros and cons
Pros
- Recurring commission is paid, so a referred customer who stays keeps generating earnings beyond the first sale.
- Commission of 15% to 25% per sale, with Up to 25% recurring per sale as the headline statement of the rate.
- Direct and referral tracking both appear in direct and referral, so the same account can take link traffic and word of mouth traffic.
- Payouts are made On request on bank account, which suits partners who would rather ask for money than wait for a fixed date.
Cons
- Coverage is single country, so the programme stays inside a single market rather than reaching several countries.
- Earnings rest on completed sales under cps, recurring and hybrid, so a signup that never converts pays nothing.
- Money moves only On request on bank account, so balances sit until a partner asks for them.
Who it suits
- Publishers whose finance audience sits in a single market.
- Referral builders, since recurring commission keeps paying on customers who stay.
- Partners comfortable triggering payments themselves, because payouts are made On request on bank account.
Who should look elsewhere
- Mintos, where Hybrid lead and CPA commission pays for leads as well as conversions, suits publishers who cannot wait on completed sales.
- Qonto, paying CPA per registration plus KYB bonus, suits publishers who want a registration bounty rather than a share of each sale.
- Admitad, at 5% per sale, suits publishers who prefer a flat per sale rate to a recurring one.
What the programme pays
Commission runs 15% to 25% on each sale, and Up to 25% recurring per sale gives the headline version of the same rate. Recurring commission applies, so a referred customer who stays pays again later rather than counting a single time. The model in cps, recurring and hybrid mixes sale based, recurring and hybrid terms, letting a partner earn on the first purchase and keep a slice of the relationship afterwards.
Where Finora.mk is available
- Available
- North Macedonia
Countries from its affiliate programme (Source)
Frequently asked questions
How much commission does Finora pay?+
Commission on Finora is 15% to 25% per sale, and Up to 25% recurring per sale gives the headline version of the same rate. The structure behind it is listed under cps, recurring and hybrid, which pairs sale based payments with recurring and hybrid elements rather than a flat rate per signup.
Does the commission keep paying on customers I refer?+
Recurring commission applies, so a customer you send keeps paying out beyond the first sale. That recurring layer sits alongside the sale based rate in 15% to 25%, so referrals are worth more to a publisher than a plain sign up.
How is the commission model set up?+
The model is listed as cps, recurring and hybrid, so Finora mixes cost per sale, recurring and hybrid arrangements. Up to 25% recurring per sale points to the same idea in plain terms: an ongoing share per sale rather than a payment for a single signup.
How do partners get paid?+
Payouts are made On request on bank account, so the balance is released when a partner asks for it rather than on a published schedule, and it lands in a bank account. Partners who need a fixed payday each month should read the terms before joining.
Which countries can I promote Finora in?+
Coverage is listed as single country, so the programme is built for a single market rather than a worldwide audience. Publishers whose traffic is concentrated there can build a focused campaign, while anyone chasing several regions at once has less to promote.
Can I use direct links and referrals together?+
Yes. The feature list in direct and referral covers direct and referral tracking, so a partner can run links to the site and still earn on customers other people send.
How does Finora compare with Mintos and Qonto?+
Mintos runs Hybrid lead and CPA commission, while Qonto pays CPA per registration plus KYB bonus. Those are different shapes from Finora's Up to 25% recurring per sale: one mixes lead and conversion pay, the other rewards a registration, while Finora pays a recurring share on completed sales.
Sources
- finora.mk/partnerska-programa checked September 26, 2026
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Finora.mk
Publishers with finance traffic in a single market and repeat referral conversions.