Mohito HR/BA review

Commission is set on the sale and listed as 10% per sale, 4.5% voucher sites, with the headline range shown as 4.5% to 10%. The lower rate applies to voucher sites, while direct sales earn more. Payout therefore tracks order volume rather than traffic alone.

The model is cps, which means money arrives when a sale completes. There is no separate lead or signup payment, so publishers who rely on a bounty per lead may need another offer alongside it.

Recurring commission: no. Each sale is treated on its own, so a returning customer still has to place a fresh order for the publisher to be paid again. Lifetime value therefore comes from buying more traffic, not from holding on to the same customer.

The offer runs on Dognet. That means links, tracking and reporting come through that network, so publishers already working with it can add this campaign without setting up a separate tracking stack.

The vertical is retail. Campaigns in that space suit publishers whose readers already shop in that category, and the fit is worth checking before committing content, since the offer sits in a single vertical.

Publishers with a fashion-focused audience in the region, and sites built around voucher or cashback deals, are the natural fit. The rate depends on traffic source rather than volume alone, so direct buying traffic is worth more.

Retail comparators here include Influenciador Magalu at Up to 12% per sale and referral offers such as CashKaro at 10% of friend's cashback. Against those, 4.5% to 10% on a sale-based deal is a middle path, with the voucher rate applying where traffic comes from voucher sites.

Not on this offer. Because the model is cps, there is nothing to claim for a click alone, and with recurring commission: no there is no tail of later payments either. Earnings depend on completed orders.