Konga review

The headline is Up to 9% per sale, and the published band is 3% to 9% depending on the product. Konga pays on completed orders, so a click that never converts earns nothing. Attribution runs for 30 days from the click.

It is a cost per sale programme: cps is the only model listed, so money moves when an order completes rather than when a lead is submitted. Rates vary by product rather than by traffic source or audience size.

30 days, which covers a shopper who browses categories, compares prices and then checks out. The median in the ecommerce and retail group is 30, so Konga sits at the typical window rather than above it.

Recurring commission is a no. That means a single approved customer pays once, and there is no second payment on later orders from the same buyer. For publishers, the whole return sits in the first purchase.

Payouts are monthly, so a cycle of confirmed orders turns into income on a regular schedule. Only a sales based model applies, and there is no recurring stream to add to between cycles.

Konga is a retailer headquartered in Nigeria, and the programme is listed as single country coverage rather than global. That keeps the offer focused on a single market, so traffic from that market converts more readily than international clicks.

The listing shows direct, so publisher signups are handled by the retailer itself. Its verticals cover retail, which is a narrow catalogue focus. Support runs on email, phone and help centre for questions about links, tracking or orders, so a publisher chasing a missing referral can reach a person as well as send email.

Konga was founded in 2012, so the brand behind the programme has a long trading record. The payout structure is a straightforward sales rate, which is a common shape for retail affiliate programmes.