Nomades review

Commission is 25%, listed as 25% per sale. The model is cps, so payment is tied to a completed sale rather than a lead or a signup. Nomades is a retail programme, with retail as its sector.

The cookie window is 30. That matches the median window across ecommerce retail programmes, where the upper range runs longer. A shopper who buys inside that window counts for the publisher, and the sale pays once.

Recurring commission is no. Each approved sale pays once, and nothing follows in later months. Publishers who need repeat income should look at programmes that pay on a subscription or renewal basis.

The programme runs on UpPromote. That means reporting, approvals and payouts follow the network's rules rather than a separate brand system. Publishers already approved on that network have the shortest path to a first sale.

The setup is built around a referral approach, so publishers promote through their own traffic and audiences. Commission is credited once a tracked sale completes inside the 30 window, and nothing is paid on a lead that never buys.

Support is listed as help centre, which is a self service route. Questions about tracking and approvals are handled through published answers rather than a live conversation. Publishers who want a named contact should weigh that before joining.

Travel and lifestyle content converts most naturally here, since the sector is retail and the offer pays 25% per sale. Coupon pages that move a shopper quickly also work, because the window is 30. A general news site with no retail intent will earn less.

Nomades pays 25% on a cps model, against 10% of friend's cashback at CashKaro and Up to 12% per sale at Influenciador Magalu. EarnKaro adds Up to 50% profit, 10% lifetime referral, which extends earnings beyond the first payment.