Updated September 29, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team
Kash Marketplace vs Moss
Facts checked September 26, 2026.
Facts checked September 26, 2026.
Kash Marketplace vs Moss: the differences
| Compare |  Kash Marketplace |  Moss |
|---|---|---|
| Commission terms | 5% of plan payments and sale fees | €1,000 per customer, 20% off year one |
| Cookie window | 90 daysHigher | 30 days |
| Recurring commission | YesHas it | No |
| Payout frequency | monthly manual payout | monthly payouts |
| Networks | Not confirmed | Impact |
| Commission (%) | 5% | Not confirmed |
| Payout per sale or signup | Not confirmed | €1,000 |
| Verticals | Retail | Not confirmed |
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Key differences
- Cookie window is higher at Kash Marketplace: 90 days vs 30 days.
- Recurring commission: only Kash Marketplace.
- Pricing model: only Kash Marketplace offers Revshare, Recurring.
- Pricing model: only Moss offers CPA.
- Features: only Moss offers Referral.
Our verdict on each
Kash Marketplace
Kash Marketplace pays a recurring revenue share, 5% of plan payments and sale fees, on a 90 day window. It suits retail publishers who want a long window and repeat earnings rather than a large one-off payout. Payments go out as a monthly manual payout.
Moss
Moss suits European finance publishers who can drive a signup rather than build a long tail of small conversions. It pays a cost per action of €1,000 for a referred customer, runs on Impact, and pays out monthly, so the earnings model is a single large hit per conversion.
How they place
| Ranking | Kash Marketplace | Moss |
|---|---|---|
| Software and SaaS programs | 15 of 40 | 9 of 40 |
Also worth a look
BlackBull Partners has cookie window at 365 days, against 90 days for Kash Marketplace and 30 days for Moss.
BlackBull Partners reviewEvery fact side by side
| Fact | Kash Marketplace | Moss |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Revshare, Recurring | CPA |
| Features | Direct | Direct, ReferralCovers more |
| Region | Not confirmed | Europe |
| Support channels | Email, Phone | Not confirmed |
Where each stands against the rest
| Fact | Kash Marketplace | Moss | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cookie window | 90 dayshighest quarter | 30 daysat the median | 30 |
| Commission (%) | 5%lowest quarter | Not confirmed | 12 |
| Payout per sale or signup | Not confirmed | €1,000highest quarter | €50 |
Median across 167 listed affiliate programs.
Pros and cons
Kash Marketplace
Pros
- Recurring commission on a revenue share model, so earnings build with each plan payment
- A 90 day window, well past the 30 day median across programmes
- Joined directly with Kash Marketplace, with no intermediary network in the chain
Cons
- Commission is limited to 5% of plan payments and sale fees, lower than the 25-30% recurring for 12 months and 25% to 35% recurring for 12 months on offer nearby
- Payouts are a monthly manual payout, so balances sit until the next cycle
- The programme sits in retail only, which narrows the audiences you can write for
Moss
Pros
- A flat €1,000 per customer is a much bigger headline number than Admitad's 5% per sale.
- Cash arrives on monthly payouts, which suits a publisher who wants a regular payday rather than a yearly settlement.
- Moss offers direct and referral in europe, so a European publisher can run either a tracked programme or a simple referral.
Cons
- Recurring commission is no, so a customer you refer earns nothing in later years and the work has to start again each time.
- The 30 day window ranks 39 out of 129 programmes on the site and sits under the 60 day upper end.
- Moss runs in europe only, so publishers whose traffic sits outside that market have nothing to promote.
Who each suits
Kash Marketplace
Who it suits
- Publishers already covering ecommerce and retail buying guides
- Sites that can keep a recommendation live for months, given the 90 day window
- Anyone earning from software and wants a second, recurring revenue share
Who should look elsewhere
- Those chasing the headline rate of Up to 100% first-year sales on a first sale
- Publishers who need a fixed per-signup payment, since this is a revenue share
- Anyone wanting many verticals under one account
Moss
Who it suits
- European finance publishers with a signup focused audience, since Moss pays on a cost per action and offers direct and referral.
- Publishers who prefer a single large payment to a percentage cut, given €1,000 per customer.
- Publishers happy to handle tracking through a single network, since Moss runs on Impact and pays monthly payouts.
Who should look elsewhere
- Publishers who want a percentage on every sale: Admitad pays 5% per sale.
- Publishers who want payment for leads as well as signups: Mintos pays Hybrid lead and CPA commission.
- Publishers who want an extra payment after the registration: Qonto pays CPA per registration plus KYB bonus.
Questions about each
Kash Marketplace
What commission does Kash Marketplace pay?+
Kash Marketplace pays 5% of plan payments and sale fees, on a revenue share basis. Because recurring commission applies, publishers earn on later payments from the same buyer rather than a single fee. Joined directly, with no network in between.
How long is the cookie window?+
The window runs 90 days from the referral. That is a long window beside the 30 day median across the programmes tracked here, so a buyer can take their time before buying and the referral still counts.
Moss
How much does Moss pay per referred customer?+
Moss pays a cost per action: €1,000 for each customer you refer, with the full terms set out as €1,000 per customer, 20% off year one. The money is tied to a completed customer rather than a click or a lead, so a referral that never signs up pays nothing. The pace of real signups is the only lever you control.
How long is the Moss cookie window?+
The Moss window runs 30 days, which sits at the median of 30 days across the programmes tracked and well below the 60 day upper end. Someone who clicks and signs up after the window closes falls outside it, so place the link close to the sign-up step.