Parceiros Promo (Seguros Promo, Grupo Amo Promo) review

Parceiros Promo pays Commission per sale via own link. The model is cps, so the commission is tied to a sale that completes through your own link rather than to a click. Your earnings therefore depend on what the reader actually buys, not on how many people land on the same page.

The window runs 30. A reader who comes back to finish a purchase has that long before the programme stops crediting your link. It sits at the 30 for the site and below the 60 upper quartile, so slow research journeys can fall outside it.

The offer covers travel and insurance, and those are the categories listed. A site whose traffic already reads for those products can stay narrow, while a broad consumer audience has to choose which of them to push. With cps pay, narrowing the focus makes each completed sale worth more attention.

The programme covers single country, which means a single market rather than a worldwide audience. Readers in other countries are not credited through this offer. Publishers with a mixed country audience will usually run other programmes alongside it and treat this one as a local offer.

The offer is listed on Indoleads, so a named network stands behind the programme and its terms. Publishers who prefer one point of contact for tracking and payment have that here. The cps payments are handled under that network rather than by the advertiser alone.

The published terms describe Commission per sale via own link, and the model is cps. On that wording the payout follows the sale your reader completes rather than a schedule of later renewals, so recurring value sits outside this offer. Publishers who plan around renewals should look at a programme built for them.

The difference is the trigger. This programme pays Commission per sale via own link, Qonto pays CPA per registration plus KYB bonus, and Admitad pays 5% per sale. You earn at the completed sale here, at registration there, and as a share of order value with Admitad, so pick on timing rather than on rate.

The programme is direct: direct means you share your own link and the sale has to come through it. There is no referral element running alongside, which keeps setup simple and keeps everything on that link. Point the call to action on travel and insurance pages straight at it.

It suits publishers already reading for travel and insurance products in single country. Traffic outside a single market will not convert through it, and cps means only completed sales count. Publishers paid per signup, or anyone who needs a longer window than 30, should weigh other programmes first.