Kreditiweb review

Payment follows CPL per completed lead form, and the listed figure is €17.50. The model is cpl, so the payout attaches to a lead rather than to a loan that goes on to be approved and funded. A publisher's earnings therefore depend on the volume of completed forms, not on borrower behavior afterwards.

Recurring commission: no, so nothing pays again once the lead form behind CPL per completed lead form is submitted. There is no monthly tail on a subscriber and no share of a later disbursement. Publishers who expect a long borrower relationship earn from the first event only, which is worth weighing against programs that pay on approved accounts.

The program runs through AffiliaXe, a named affiliate network, so links, tracking and reporting sit in one place. Publishers already working inside that network have a single dashboard to learn rather than a separate agreement to set up. The commission terms are handled as part of the network relationship.

Coverage is single country, so the program is built for a single market and traffic from readers elsewhere sits outside its terms. That makes it a narrow fit for a site aimed at an international audience, and a sensible pick for a site whose readers sit in the covered market.

The vertical is lending, so all commission comes from a single kind of offer rather than a mixed finance basket. A lending site can line its content up with the same form. Publishers wanting banking, investing or insurance alongside loans need a network that carries several verticals at once.

Support runs on help centre, so questions are answered through written guidance rather than a live channel. That suits publishers who prefer to look up tracking details themselves, and it is thinner for anyone who needs a quick answer on a rejected lead or a delayed payment.

Lending programs in this directory list cookie windows of 90, against a directory-wide figure of 30. Since the payout here follows CPL per completed lead form, the window matters most for a reader who starts a form, returns days later and still completes it. A short window works against that slower, comparison-style reading.

Mintos pays Hybrid lead and CPA commission, Qonto pays CPA per registration plus KYB bonus and Admitad pays 5% per sale, so each pays on a different event. Set against CPL per completed lead form here, the choice comes down to whether a publisher wants a lead, an account or a sale. Recurring commission: no is the point to check first.