MYOB Partner Program review

The stated fee is AUD 115-185 per paid subscription. The model is cpa, so payment is per conversion rather than a share of what the subscriber spends. There is no revenue share on top, which means the figure you read is the figure you earn on a confirmed paid subscription.

A click is credited for 20 days. That runs short against the 30 day median across ecommerce retail programmes, so a reader who bookmarks a comparison page and subscribes weeks later may fall outside the window. Short decision cycles suit this programme better than long research journeys.

Recurring commission is no. A publisher earns from the paid subscription itself under the cpa model, and nothing returns in later months from that same subscriber. If repeat revenue matters more than conversion value, a programme that pays on ongoing activity fits the brief better.

Payments go by bank transfer, and the schedule is a waiting period after each month end rather than a weekly run. Plan cash flow around that lag and keep banking details current, since a slow transfer pushes the following payment out as well.

The programme sits on Impact, the tracking and payout platform behind the offer. Applying through the network keeps links, reporting and payments in one place, which suits publishers running several programmes without a separate dashboard for each.

The programme belongs to MYOB Technology Pty Ltd, headquartered in Australia and trading since 1991. Coverage is asia pacific only, so if most of your traffic sits outside that region, conversions stay thin even with strong content.

Both tracking types are offered: direct and referral. A direct link suits a review or comparison page, while a referral link works better for a personal introduction, a newsletter mention or a community post. Pick the format that matches how you actually speak about the product.

Partner questions are handled through help centre and community. That means self service documentation and a community space rather than a named account contact, so keep questions specific and search the help centre first, since published answers are usually faster than a queue.