Soccer Haiti review

Updated September 28, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Soccer Haiti is a direct retail program for football publishers, paying 10% on every completed sale through UpPromote. Readers who want a wider retail range will find a single store with a fixed rate instead, and a model built purely around completed orders.

Key facts

Best for
Football publishers who can send retail traffic to a single store on a per sale basis.
Commission terms
10% per sale (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Networks
UpPromote (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Commission (%)
10% (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Verticals
Retail (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Pricing model
CPS
Features
Direct program
Official website
soccerhaiti.com

Pros and cons

Pros

  • A single flat rate of 10% on each completed sale, easy to forecast from traffic.
  • Cost per sale, so a referral pays only when an order actually converts.
  • A direct sign up with the retailer, with tracking and payouts handled on UpPromote.
  • Football focus, since the catalog is retail and a match day crowd is the traffic most likely to buy.

Cons

  • Cost per sale is the whole of its model (cps), so 10% per order is the only payout structure on offer.
  • The ecommerce and retail group median attribution window is 30 days, so judge a late buyer against that rather than a longer tail.
  • Recurring commission appears in only 9.8% of programs in this group, so volume has to carry the earnings.

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Scored 8.7 / 10 by AffCue.

Who it suits

  • Publishers covering football, kits and supporter gear who can send retail traffic to a single store.
  • New affiliates who want a single fixed rate of 10% rather than a tiered scale.
  • Creators already working inside UpPromote who would rather sign up with a retailer directly.

Who should look elsewhere

  • EarnKaro, for anyone after profit share and a lifetime referral cut rather than a flat per sale rate.
  • CashKaro, for publishers centred on cashback offers rather than retail kit.
  • Influenciador Magalu, for anyone who wants a wider general retail catalog behind a similar per sale rate.

Commission and cookie

Soccer Haiti pays 10% per sale, a flat rate rather than a tiered scale that climbs with volume. The model is cps, cost per sale, so a completed order is what triggers payment. That makes the rate easy to read against a traffic estimate, and it also means a slow converting audience has to carry more clicks per payout.

How Soccer Haiti compares

Frequently asked questions

How much does Soccer Haiti pay per sale?+

Soccer Haiti pays 10% per sale, a single flat rate rather than a scale that rises with volume. Earning per completed order is the norm in ecommerce and retail, where 86.9% of programs in this group use the same model. Nothing further is layered on top for repeat customers.

What kind of commission model is it?+

The model is cps, cost per sale, so a commission is triggered only when a referred order completes. That is the shape most ecommerce and retail programs use, with 86.9% of them on the same basis. Earnings therefore follow completed orders at 10% rather than signups or installs.

Which network runs the program?+

The program runs through UpPromote, and the setup is a direct arrangement with the retailer rather than a managed network. Publishers sign up with the store itself and promote what it sells. Links and tracking sit inside the retailer's own program, which suits creators already familiar with that platform.

What can I promote?+

The catalog is retail, and the store is football focused, so promotions cover what it stocks rather than general merchandise. A publisher whose audience is not football related gains little from the program. Any football retail range the store carries is fair game, from kits to supporter gear.

How long is the cookie window?+

The stated terms for Soccer Haiti do not set out a cookie window. Across ecommerce and retail programs the median window is 30 days, and the group spans 1 to 180 days. An audience that converts slowly should plan around the shorter end.

How do payouts compare with other programs?+

The terms do not give a payout threshold, so the useful reference is the group. Ecommerce and retail programs sit at a median minimum payout of €14.33, against €43.85 across all programs listed here. At 10% per sale, several completed orders are usually needed to clear a typical threshold.

Who is this program for?+

It suits publishers with football audiences who can send retail traffic to a single store and who prefer a direct sign up at a clear rate. It does not suit general deal seekers: the retail catalog is narrow and cps is the only payout shape on offer. Niche sports sites and fan communities are the natural audience.

Sources

Compiled from 1 source page, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Cookie window, Recurring commission.

Soccer Haiti

Football publishers who can send retail traffic to a single store on a per sale basis.

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