Refersion review

Refersion pays 20% and states its terms as 20% recurring per sale. The model is listed as revshare and recurring, so commission is tied to referred sales revenue rather than a fixed per-signup bounty. That makes the rate straightforward to read, though the amount earned depends on what your referrals spend.

Yes. Recurring commission is confirmed, and the published terms read 20% recurring per sale. A referral that converts keeps generating commission for the life of the subscription, so the practical upside arrives over time rather than in the first payment. That suits publishers with evergreen content.

The window runs 60 days. That is longer than the 30 median across the programmes tracked here, and it reaches the upper end of the range most brands fall into. A longer window gives your audience more time to research before deciding.

The programme is run by Refersion Inc, which is headquartered in the United States. The company was founded in 2015, so it has a track record of several years in the affiliate and tracking space. It also builds the tracking technology it uses.

The feature list covers referral, so you are promoting a recommendation rather than handing out a tracked discount. Tracking runs on First-party tracking, which keeps attribution in the brand's own data rather than relying only on a third-party network. That matters if your audience is privacy conscious.

The programme lists 60,000 publishers, comfortably above the 30,000 median across programmes on this site. Scale like that tends to mean established vendors and established publishers rather than a brand new programme still building its network.

Support runs on help centre, so answers come through self-service documentation. If you need to chase a missing payment or a rejected referral, that documentation is the first place to look. Budget a little more patience than you would with a team that answers email directly.