Lazada PH review

Commission is Up to 10% per sale, paid on a cps basis, so earnings follow completed orders rather than leads or sign-ups. The vertical is retail, which means the rate applies to retail sales on the marketplace.

The window is 30 days, which sits at the ecommerce retail median of 30 days. On the directory that places Lazada at 39 of 129 brands, a solid but unremarkable attribution window.

Recurring commission is a no, so earnings are tied to a single conversion rather than to a shopper's repeat spend. In a retail programme most of the value sits in the first order, and the 30 day window decides how much of that shopping session you capture.

Payouts run Monthly and go out by bank transfer. You need to clear PHP 1,200 before a payment is released, so the practical question is how many tracked orders that takes at Up to 10% per sale in commission rates.

The model is cps, so commission is tied to a completed sale rather than a click, lead or app install. Publishers who get clicks but weak conversion will see that show up against the PHP 1,200 threshold rather than in the payout.

The scope is single country, a single market, so commission is earned on shoppers buying through the Philippine marketplace. A mixed international audience will only convert from that market, and the programme is run by Lazada itself.

Support runs on email and help centre, so questions go by email or through the help centre. Because the programme is direct, the publisher relationship is with the retailer, which is useful for commission queries and thinner on general affiliate questions.

Influenciador Magalu pays Up to 12% per sale and CashKaro pays 10% of friend's cashback, but those follow different models, one on a retailer catalogue and one on cashback referrals. Lazada pays Up to 10% per sale on the same per-sale model, so the deciding factor is which marketplace your audience already shops.