Meliuz review

Meliuz pays a cost per action of BRL 5 for each signup a publisher refers. That single figure is what a completed referral is worth, which makes it easy to model against traffic volume. Publishers budgeting in another currency should convert before comparing it with local programmes.

Recurring commission is a no. A referred customer can generate the one payment, then nothing further follows, so publishers who count on renewals should look at a network-led alternative. Meliuz is built on referral, which suits sites that keep sending new signups rather than managing a book of retained customers.

Meliuz runs on direct. Publishers apply to the programme itself rather than joining a network marketplace, which keeps the relationship simple and the rate in one place. For contrast, Mintos sits on Impact and Kraken on Impact, while Admitad runs on Admitad.

Coverage is single country, so the programme is tied to a single market. Publishers whose audience sits elsewhere will see weaker response from these links, and anyone building a multi-country list should weight that limit heavily when deciding where to place them.

The programme sits in retail, so the offers a publisher can promote are retail oriented. That keeps the content angle narrow, which works well for a site built around shopping deals and cashback. Publishers with a wider content mix should check the vertical before planning campaigns.

The programme is operated by Meliuz S.A., a named company in its home market. That matters for publishers who want to know who sits on the other side of the agreement and which entity issues payment. It is a straightforward arrangement rather than an anonymous offer.

Across the programmes tracked on the site, the common window is 30 days, and in ecommerce and retail the shortest is 1 days against 180 days at the top end. A shorter window raises the pressure on a direct referral link, where the payout of BRL 5 arrives on the signup itself.

Across the programmes listed here, the common payout threshold is €43.85, and among ecommerce and retail programmes it is €14.33. Those figures set the bar for comparison, so a stated rate such as the BRL 5 referral payout is easier to judge against them.