Lazada SG review

Payment is a share of each sale that qualifies, with up to 10% per sale advertised and the rate band sitting at 5% to 10%. Because money follows completed orders rather than clicks, earnings track what buyers spend across the retail catalogue, and a quiet week on the site means a quiet week on the payout too.

It is a per-sale model rather than a lead or action payout. The payout type is cps, so a click that never converts earns nothing and there is no lead fee to offset the loss. The arithmetic stays easy to follow for a site built around product recommendations and comparison content.

The window is from 7, shorter than the 30 common among ecommerce programmes, and near the short end of what the group allows. Plan around a buyer who converts in the same session, and treat a later purchase as a bonus rather than as the plan.

Recurring commission is no. The payout type is cps, so a qualifying order pays once and a repeat purchase from the same shopper adds nothing further. Publishers who want income that keeps arriving each period should weigh a referral or subscription model instead, where the payout follows a repeat action.

The programme is direct and run by Lazada, and the offer is also listed on Cuelinks. That gives two routes in: applying to the brand itself for the up to 10% per sale rate, or joining through the network that carries the campaign and tracking it there. Either way the payout follows a completed order.

Reach is a single market and the vertical is retail, so the links point at the Lazada Singapore storefront rather than a wider regional programme. Traffic from elsewhere in the region will earn little here, since the offer is built for one audience and one set of product categories.

Support runs on help centre, a self-serve route rather than a named contact who follows up on a tracking issue. Help centres are normal in this group, sitting at 76.1% of comparable ecommerce programmes, so the setup is unremarkable rather than a weak point.

Lazada SG lists up to 10% per sale, under the Up to 12% per sale shown for Influenciador Magalu. CashKaro and EarnKaro sit on different footing, with 10% of friend's cashback and Up to 50% profit, 10% lifetime referral, both referral income rather than product sales. Compare the shape of the income, not only the headline rate.