fonds-super-markt.de review

The programme pays 25 EUR voucher for both sides, so the publisher and the reader who signs up each get a voucher. Commission is booked as cpa, which keeps tracking tied to a single completed signup rather than a share of what the reader invests. Support on the scheme runs through email, phone and help centre.

Recurring commission is no. Commission is booked as €25 on cpa terms, so a publisher is paid when a referral converts and not again on that reader afterwards. Publishers counting on monthly renewals have more to weigh in CPA per registration plus KYB bonus at Qonto.

The scheme is run by INFOS AG, based in Germany, and the company has been trading since 1994. Publishers with a question about a referral or a voucher can reach the company through email, phone and help centre, so the same operator handles both the offer and the support.

The offer sits in investing, so it lines up with German sites writing about funds, ETFs and broker comparisons. A publisher with a wider mix of finance topics can still place the referral on its investment pages. The payout is simple enough to explain in a sentence: 25 EUR voucher for both sides.

Commission is booked as cpa against a completed signup, so tracking follows a real registration rather than a lead form. cpa keeps the calculation flat, and the reader's reward is set out in 25 EUR voucher for both sides. Mintos works differently, paying Hybrid lead and CPA commission.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so a publisher can raise a referral or voucher question by email or phone, or check the help centre first. The same channels cover questions about the €25 payment and the cpa booking rule behind it.

Qonto pays CPA per registration plus KYB bonus, Admitad pays 5% per sale and Mintos runs Hybrid lead and CPA commission. A publisher after a registration bonus, a share of sales or lead volume has a different scheme to weigh against a 25 EUR voucher for both sides referral.