Jumia Egypt review

Commission is 4% to 12% on the cps model, so payment follows a completed sale rather than a lead. The rate you earn depends on what the shopper buys, so a mix of order sizes moves the earnings.

The window runs from 30, which gives shoppers room to browse before buying. That suits deal pages and product roundups that send readers to the marketplace and expect the sale to follow a few days later.

Recurring commission is no. You earn on the sale itself, and repeat purchases from the same shopper do not add a second payout, so earnings depend on fresh traffic in every period rather than on a single loyal customer.

It is a direct programme, listed as direct, so you apply to the brand rather than to a network. Admitad (Admitad) is the network named, which matters for tracking links and reporting on sales.

The scope is single country, so it covers a single country only. Publishers promoting to audiences elsewhere have fewer eligible clicks to work with, since sales outside that market are outside the programme.

The vertical is retail, meaning a broad online marketplace rather than a narrow product category. That gives a content site plenty of products to cover, and deals to write about across the year.

Retail programmes tend to pay per sale, and this programme does the same at 4% to 12%. Alternatives such as Influenciador Magalu sit at Up to 12% per sale, so the difference is small and the market matters more than the rate.