ShareZim review

The threshold is $5, which sits below the €43.85 median minimum across the networks tracked here. ShareZim ranks 7 of 105 on that measure, so cashing out does not require a large balance.

ShareZim pays on percentage commission, fixed per click and fixed payout. That mix covers a percentage cut, a set amount per click and a set amount per payout, so a publisher can take whichever structure suits the traffic rather than being tied to one.

Yes, a platform fee applies to earnings, set as a fixed amount or a percentage. The net figure therefore sits below the headline rate in percentage commission, fixed per click and fixed payout, which is worth checking against a fixed per-click deal before committing to a campaign.

Payouts are made on request, and the payment policy states they are processed soon after the request goes in. With the threshold at $5, a small balance can clear without waiting to build a larger total.

ShareZim is operated by JayK Communications Pvt Ltd and registered in Zimbabwe, so the payment policy, terms and privacy pages all come from the same named company. Publishers read one set of documents covering both the advertiser relationship and the payout rules.

Support runs on email and chat. Across the networks on the site, email is the most common channel and chat is far less usual, so an email is the route most likely to reach a person, with chat as the quicker option.

Attribution runs through shortlinks, cookies and unique tracking links or codes. Across the networks on the site, the median window is 30 days, and most sit at or below 34.5 days, so a short window is common.

It suits publishers who can work with percentage commission, fixed per click and fixed payout and want to withdraw once the balance reaches $5. The fee on earnings lowers the take-home figure, so a publisher chasing the highest rate per lead has fewer options here.