Influenciador Magalu review

The programme pays Up to 12% per sale, and the published range runs 1% to 12%. Commission is earned per completed sale, so it depends on retail orders that go through rather than on clicks, sign ups or leads sent to the retailer.

Payouts run Twice monthly, so approved earnings clear on a regular rhythm rather than waiting for a single payout at the end of a quarter. Balances only leave the programme once you reach BRL 50, and anything under that stays with the retailer.

The threshold is BRL 50, which sits above the ecommerce-retail median of €14.33 for the same category. Smaller publishers can clear it more slowly, so the gap between a first month of sales and a first payment matters here.

Recurring commission is no. Each completed sale pays a single time, so the programme suits publishers who can keep sending fresh traffic rather than anyone relying on subscription renewals for a steady tail. Every additional order has to be won again.

It covers retail only. The range stays narrow, which makes the commission easier to follow and keeps approval simple, but finance, insurance and software offers sit with other programmes in the category rather than with this one.

It is a direct programme, so you apply to the retailer rather than joining through a subnetwork. That keeps the commission and the terms with a single source, and it also means a single approval decision sits between a new publisher and a first payout.

Against a category median of €14.33, the BRL 50 bar here is demanding for a new publisher. The wider category runs €0.09 to €438.48, which places this programme towards the higher end of the range.

Ecommerce-retail programmes sit on a median publisher base of 97,000, with the lower and upper quartiles at 5,000 and 187,500. The category covers 150 programmes, so demand for retail offers is broad for anyone sizing the competition here.