LIQID review
Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
LIQID pays a direct, pay per sale commission and covers a single country, so it suits publishers whose readers already follow investing and trading. The programme runs on a cpa model, and investing and trading programmes here carry a median cookie window of 45 days.
Key facts
- Best for
- Publishers with investing and trading readers concentrated in the market LIQID serves.
- Commission terms
- Pay-per-sale partner commission (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Networks
- FinanceAds (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Verticals
- Investing (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Pricing model
- CPA
- Features
- Direct program
- Region
- Single country
- Official website
- liqid.de
Apps and profiles
- Get the app
- App Store
Pros and cons
Pros
- Pay per sale means a partner is paid when a sale completes, so clicks that do not convert pay nothing.
- The programme is direct, with financeAds named as its network, so terms come from the brand rather than a rate card.
- It is built around a single vertical, investing, so a focused publisher can build a whole comparison around it.
- The model fits the group it sits in: 90.9% of investing and trading programmes pay on a cpa basis.
Cons
- The offer is a single country market only, so traffic from other markets earns nothing.
- A cpa model pays a single pay per sale commission per conversion, so earnings track new sales volume rather than a growing customer base.
Who it suits
- Publishers whose audience already follows investing and trading, since the offer covers that vertical alone.
- Partners who want a direct deal with the brand and one named network, financeAds, rather than a wider network marketplace.
- Anyone content with a single payment per sale and a single market of readers to convert.
Who should look elsewhere
- Publishers chasing multi market finance traffic: LIQID covers a single country, so earnings outside that market are out of reach.
- Anyone wanting to earn from leads as well as sales: Mintos runs hybrid lead and CPA commission, which pays earlier in the journey.
- Publishers who prefer a percentage of each sale: Admitad pays a percentage per sale, a different basis from a per sale payout.
Commission and cookie
LIQID pays a pay per sale partner commission, and the model is cpa, so a partner earns when a sale completes rather than on a lead or a click. It is a direct programme with financeAds as its network. Cookie window is the part to weigh against your own traffic: investing and trading programmes here carry a median of 45 days, while the site median is 30 days.
Frequently asked questions
What does LIQID pay and on what model?+
LIQID pays a pay per sale partner commission, so a partner is paid when a sale completes rather than for every click. The programme runs on a cpa model and is listed as direct, with financeAds as its network.
How long is the cookie window?+
The listed LIQID terms cover commission and model rather than a window, so weigh the group: investing and trading programmes carry a median of 45 days, and the site median is 30 days. Investing research cycles run long, so window length matters.
Which readers can I promote LIQID to?+
LIQID is a single country offer, so it works for publishers whose readers sit in that market. That suits a focused finance site and caps anything built for a multi market audience.
Does LIQID pay recurring commission?+
The terms listed are pay per sale, so earnings come from the sale itself rather than a continuing share. The share of finance programmes paying no recurring commission is 71.1%, and in investing and trading it is 69.7%.
Who does the LIQID programme suit?+
It suits publishers focused on investing, since that is the vertical it covers, and on a direct deal rather than a network marketplace. Its readers are a single country market, so it works where your audience already follows investment products.
How large is the publisher base for this kind of offer?+
Across the programmes on the site, the median publisher base is 30,000. LIQID is direct, so terms come from the brand rather than a network placing. The investing and trading group lists 86 brands and 7 programmes.
How does LIQID compare with Mintos, Qonto and Admitad?+
Mintos runs hybrid lead and CPA commission, so a lead can pay before a sale. Qonto pays CPA per registration plus a KYB bonus, earlier in onboarding. Admitad pays a percentage of each sale. LIQID pays a pay per sale partner commission on a cpa model.
Is LIQID run through a network?+
The programme is listed as direct, with financeAds named as its network. Commission terms therefore come from LIQID's own conditions rather than a network rate card, so anything beyond the listed terms has to be agreed with the brand.
Sources
- liqid.de checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Features, Region, Verticals
- fndsda.net/b/LIQID/Teilnahmebedingungen_LIQID.pdf checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Commission terms, Pricing model, Networks
“fndsda.net/b/LIQID/Teilnahmebedingungen_LIQID.pdf”
Compiled from 2 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Cookie window, Recurring commission.
LIQID
Publishers with investing and trading readers concentrated in the market LIQID serves.