Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team
Market Health vs The Wild Rose
Facts checked September 26, 2026.
Facts checked September 26, 2026.
What sets them apart
| Compare |  Market Health |  The Wild Rose |
|---|---|---|
| Commission terms | 30%+ commission per sale | 10% commission per sale |
| Payout threshold | $20 | CA$250 |
| Payout methods | Bank Transfer, PayPalCovers more | PayPal |
| Payout frequency | twice monthly | monthly |
| Commission (%) | from 30% | 10% |
| Cookie window | 30 days | Not confirmed |
| Recurring commission | Not confirmed | No |
Same on both: Verticals (Health).
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Key differences
- Payout methods: only Market Health offers Bank Transfer.
- Founded is lower at The Wild Rose: 1975 vs 2002.
- Features: only Market Health offers Referral.
Our verdict on each
Market Health
Market Health suits health publishers who prefer a percentage of each sale to a flat bounty and who want to cash out without a long wait. It pays 30%+ commission per sale on a 30 day cookie, with the $20 threshold sitting below the €43.85 typical of the wider list.
The Wild Rose
The Wild Rose pays 10% commission on every completed sale, which suits publishers with a health and wellness audience rather than anyone chasing a higher share per conversion. Payouts run monthly by PayPal once CAD 250 clears, so smaller publishers wait longer for cash.
Where each is licensed and available
| Country | Market Health | The Wild Rose |
|---|---|---|
| Region | Global | Global |
Earnings on 10 sales of 100
Market Health
from 300
from 30% of 1,000
The Wild Rose
100
10% of 1,000
The stated ranges do not establish a winner.
Worked out from the stated prices and rates; your own total depends on how you use it. Facts checked September 26, 2026.
Positions in our rankings
| Ranking | Market Health | The Wild Rose |
|---|---|---|
| Health and wellness programs | 3 of 27 | 13 of 27 |
Where these facts come from
Market Health
- markethealth.com: 11 facts, checked September 26, 2026
- craft.co: 1 fact, checked September 26, 2026
- uppromote.com: 1 fact, checked September 26, 2026
The Wild Rose
- wildrosecollege.com: 13 facts, checked September 26, 2026
Every fact side by side
| Fact | Market Health | The Wild Rose |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | CPS | CPS |
| Features | Direct, ReferralCovers more | Direct |
| Region | Global | Global |
| Headquarters | United States | Canada |
| Founded | 2002 | 1975Lower |
| Support channels | Email, Phone | Email, Phone |
Where each stands against the rest
| Fact | Market Health | The Wild Rose | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cookie window | 30 daysat the median | Not confirmed | 30 days |
| Commission (%) | from 30%above the median | 10%below the median | 12 |
Median across 167 listed affiliate programs.
Pros and cons
Market Health
Pros
- Commission is 30%+ commission per sale on the revshare model, so publishers earn a share of order value rather than a flat bounty.
- The cookie window of 30 days sits right at the 30 median, making it a standard attribution window for this group.
- Support runs on email and phone, and phone support appears on more programmes than the 26.6% seen across the list.
Cons
- Commission runs on revshare only, so publishers after per lead or per action payouts have fewer choices than at Admitad, which lists cpa, cpl and cps.
- The vertical is health only, so finance, retail or gaming traffic has nothing to promote here.
- A 30 day window is shorter than the 60 reached by the longer programmes in this group.
The Wild Rose
Pros
- A single rate, 10% commission per sale, makes earnings easy to forecast before scaling traffic.
- Payouts are monthly by PayPal once CAD 250 is cleared.
- Support runs on email and phone, so a publisher can pick up the phone rather than wait on email.
Cons
- Recurring commission: no, so repeat purchases are not paid again and every sale has to be won with fresh traffic.
- The CAD 250 threshold keeps small balances with the programme, well above the site median of €43.85.
- Support runs on email and phone only, with no live chat route for quick questions.
Who each suits
Market Health
Who it suits
- Health and wellness publishers whose traffic matches the health vertical.
- Publishers paid on completed sales, which suits a percentage structure rather than lead payouts.
- Anyone who prefers Bank Transfer and PayPal payouts on a twice monthly schedule.
Who should look elsewhere
- Publishers chasing per lead or per action payouts: Admitad lists cpa, cpl and cps for that comparison.
- Publishers with mixed verticals, since the programme is health only.
- Anyone after a flat per action structure, which is worth checking at A8.net on cpa.
The Wild Rose
Who it suits
- Publishers whose audience already fits the health vertical.
- Those comfortable with a cps model and monthly payouts by PayPal.
- Publishers in any market, since the programme is open to a global audience.
Who should look elsewhere
- Publishers after a bigger share per sale: TestRX pays 50% per sale.
- Publishers who prefer cashback referrals over product commissions: CashKaro pays 10% of friend's cashback.
Questions about each
Market Health
What commission does Market Health pay?+
Commission is 30%+ commission per sale, and from 30% is the rate applied on the revshare model. Payouts follow completed sales, so money lands for orders rather than signups or leads. Budget the rate against your own average order value, since a percentage moves with order size and a low-value basket earns less than a fixed bounty would.
Is there a flat payout per action instead of a percentage?+
There is not: the programme runs on revshare only, with 30%+ commission per sale. Publishers who need a fixed amount per lead or per action can compare Admitad, which lists cpa, cpl and cps. The trade-off is predictability against upside, because a share of order value rises when orders are larger and falls when they are not.
The Wild Rose
How much commission does The Wild Rose pay?+
The programme pays 10% on each completed sale, set out as 10% commission per sale. The model is cps, so commission follows a finished purchase rather than a lead. That rate is modest beside some health offers on this site, which pay a far larger share of each sale.
How and when are payouts made?+
Payouts are made on a monthly cycle and sent by PayPal, once the balance reaches CAD 250. Earnings therefore sit with the programme until that level is met, and a publisher with occasional conversions may wait between payments. Plan for that gap rather than treating a sale as instant income.