Gigger review

The stated rate is 10% commission on affiliate rewards, and the payout basis sits in revshare and cpa, which lists CPA and revenue share. So a publisher can see how the reward offer is shared out and pick the model that matches how their traffic converts, rather than guessing at a flat rate.

Tracking runs on Affiliate link and Chrome extension tracking with dashboard, so an affiliate link and a Chrome extension both report, with results visible in a dashboard. A publisher promoting from a browser keeps clicks and reward sign-ups in the same place instead of checking separate tools for each link.

The site lists 234 publishers, and ranks Gigger 90 on that measure among 93 brands. Site-wide, affiliate networks sit at 30,000 in the middle, so the pool here is small by comparison.

Both: revshare and cpa lists CPA and revenue share. The list is short next to cpa, cpl and cps, which also covers cost per lead and cost per sale, and shorter than PPL, PPLR and PPS, which adds pay per lead and recurring revenue share. Choose by offer, not by range.

Across affiliate networks, cookie windows run 10 to 90, with 30 in the middle. At Gigger, Affiliate link and Chrome extension tracking with dashboard records the link click, and the window on a reward offer decides how long that credit stays open.

Regional spread across the wider set: 40.4% of networks run globally and 39.5% stay in a single market, with Europe at 14.7% and Asia-Pacific at 3.1%. Confirm which markets a reward offer covers before sending paid traffic.

It suits a publisher who starts with reward offers and browser-based traffic. 10% commission on affiliate rewards gives a clear rate and Affiliate link and Chrome extension tracking with dashboard needs little setup, though 234 publishers keeps it a small network next to 30,000 in the middle of affiliate networks.