Updated October 14, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team

Impact vs NetFlorist

Two affiliate programs side by side: recorded fees, markets, regulation and platforms for Impact and NetFlorist, from the same records as each review.
NetFlorist

NetFlorist

Higher score in this comparison

Where Impact and NetFlorist differ

Impact vs NetFlorist
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Commission termsNot confirmed10% RevShare on all sales
Cookie windowNot confirmed3 days
NetworksNot confirmedOfferForge
Payout thresholdNot confirmedZAR 500
Payout frequencyNot confirmed45-day cycle
Commission (%)Not confirmed10%
VerticalsNot confirmedRetail

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Our verdict on each

Impact

impact.com provides products, deals and assets according to each brand’s setup, and puts tracking-link retrieval in Discover > My Brands.

Read the full Impact review

NetFlorist

NetFlorist pays 10% revenue share on all sales through OfferForge, a simple setup for publishers already covering its home market. The trade-off is timing: a 3 day cookie window ranks 117 of 129 on this list, and payouts need ZAR 500 to clear.

Read the full NetFlorist review

Every fact side by side

Impact vs NetFlorist
FactImpactNetFlorist
Pricing modelNot confirmedRevshare
RegionNot confirmedSingle country

Where each stands against the rest

Impact vs NetFlorist
FactImpactNetFloristMedian
Cookie windowNot confirmed3 dayslowest quarter30 days
Commission (%)Not confirmed10%below the median12%

Median across 177 listed affiliate programs.

Pros and cons

Impact

Pros

  • The platform documents where to copy a tracking link

Cons

  • Some brands may not enable all options

NetFlorist

Pros

  • Terms read simply: 10% RevShare on all sales, and the rate is set as revenue share rather than a tiered ladder.
  • A named network, OfferForge, runs the programme, so your links and reporting sit together in the same dashboard.
  • The vertical is retail, so shopping guides, deal pages and gift round-ups are a natural match for the offer.

Cons

  • The cookie window is 3 days, the tightest constraint in the profile, so a reader must buy at once without much delay.
  • Payouts need ZAR 500 to clear, and money moves on a 45-day cycle rather than on a date you set.
  • Coverage is single country, so traffic from outside that market has little chance of converting into a sale.

Who each suits

Impact

Who it suits

  • impact.com partners checking link access and brand-specific campaign materials.

NetFlorist

Who it suits

  • Publishers in the programme's home market, single country, whose readers buy from retail sites soon after a click.
  • Writers covering retail offers and shopping deals who prefer a flat rate over tiered payouts.
  • Anyone who values a named network such as OfferForge and a stated payout schedule over a longer window.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Publishers after a lifetime referral cut: EarnKaro lists Up to 50% profit, 10% lifetime referral for its own scheme.
  • Anyone hunting a higher per-sale rate: Influenciador Magalu lists Up to 12% per sale on its own sales.
  • Sites built on a referral model: CashKaro terms pay 10% of friend's cashback, a different shape entirely.

Country by country

Impact vs NetFlorist
CountryImpactNetFlorist
South AfricaNoYes

Questions about each

NetFlorist

How much does NetFlorist pay affiliates?+

10% RevShare on all sales. The model is revshare, so the rate applies to completed sales rather than to a lead or a sign-up. For you that means the payment scales with your own order volume, and a small basket on a flat share stays a small payment.

How long is the cookie window?+

3 days. That is the whole window, and it ranks 117 of 129 on this list, so it sits near the short end. You need a reader who clicks and buys straight away, which usually means a direct product link rather than a passing mention.

When and how are payouts made?+

Payouts run on a 45-day cycle, and the amount to clear is ZAR 500. The published schedule is the cycle and the threshold, so plan cash flow around the cycle rather than a date you pick. A publisher with steady traffic clears it; a small site waits longer.

Which network runs the programme?+

OfferForge. The revshare model and retail category put your reporting inside a single network dashboard rather than across several programmes. Compare that with a referral setup, where your payment depends on someone else's cashback rather than on your own link.