Lazada review

Lazada pays Up to 10% per sale for a completed sale. The published range on the programme runs 1% to 10%, so the exact rate depends on the category you promote. The model is CPS, which means the commission is triggered by a purchase rather than by a signup or a lead.

The cookie window runs 30 days from the click, so a shopper has that long to complete the order. That is shorter than the longest windows in this comparison, which reach 180 days, and long enough to cover a normal shopping session.

Recurring commission is no, so each completed sale pays once and stops there. The cps model triggers the payment on the purchase itself, not on a customer's later orders. For publishers that means earnings depend on fresh traffic and new orders each month rather than on a base of repeat buyers.

Payouts are scheduled on Monthly payouts, and balances are cleared once they reach the MYR 80 threshold. Anything under that level waits for the next cycle rather than being sent out early, so the practical rhythm is monthly for anyone running smaller volumes.

The programme runs through Involve Asia. Publishers already working across the region can place the Lazada offer alongside other Asia-Pacific retail campaigns instead of joining a separate network for it. Referral is listed among the features, so the programme covers more than direct link sales.

Support runs on email, chat and help centre. There is a help centre alongside email and chat, but no phone line listed, so questions about tracking, attribution or a missed order are handled in writing and through self-service articles.

Publishers with an Asia-Pacific audience and steady sale volume fit this programme, since the Up to 10% per sale rate and the 30 day window suit shopping traffic. CashKaro and EarnKaro lean on referral and cashback earnings, while Influenciador Magalu pays Up to 12% per sale on one retailer.