Plna Penazenka review

The program pays 300 CZK per new purchasing user on a cost per action basis, with CZK 300 as the stated amount. The trigger is a new purchasing user, so a visitor who only browses does not earn anything and payment follows a completed purchase.

Recurring commission is no, so a single payment is made per new purchasing user and later spend by that same user adds nothing. The flat 300 CZK per new purchasing user is the whole return from a single referral, which is a different deal from a lifetime cut.

The program runs through AffiliatePort and covers the retail vertical. That is a single named network rather than a global directory, so tracking reports sit in one system with no other network to split between.

Coverage is single country, and the company behind the program is Prima Digital s.r.o. out of CZ. An offer built for shoppers in that market leaves an international audience outside its scope, so a publisher with mostly foreign traffic gains little here.

Support runs on email and help centre, so questions go by email or through the help center, and nothing beyond those is listed. A publisher who wants to talk through a tracking issue writes instead, and the contact details belong to Prima Digital s.r.o..

Yes. The program supports direct and referral, so both a direct link and a referral can earn. What a referral does not add is a share of what the new user spends later, because recurring commission is no.

CashKaro pays 10% of friend's cashback, which scales with what a referred friend takes back, while this program pays a fixed 300 CZK per new purchasing user on the purchase. One grows with the shopper's spend, the other pays the same for every new user.

Publishers who can attribute a completed purchase to a link, since the cpa model pays on action rather than on traffic sent. It suits a focused effort on a single market rather than a spread of offers across many.