TikTok Shop Affiliate review

The rate is set by each seller rather than by the program, so the same product can pay differently across listings. The model is revshare, which means your earnings rise and fall with the order value rather than sitting at a flat rate you can plan around.

The recorded model is cps, so payment arrives when a buyer completes an order rather than on a lead, and the commission model is revshare. Because the rate is Seller-set rate per sale, what you earn depends on the rate the seller chose for that listing.

Payout timing runs at up to 30 days settlement, so your money follows the order clearing rather than your request. If you promote lower priced items, a month of small commissions can sit pending while buyers' orders settle, so plan your own cash flow around that wait.

Recurring commission is no. You are paid on the order that converts, so a buyer who returns and buys again from the same seller adds nothing further to your balance. Publishers who rely on repeat value from a single customer should look at a program built on recurring payouts.

The vertical on offer is retail, so your content centers on physical products a buyer can order inside the app. Each seller picks their own commission rate, which means the payout you promote with is tied to the listing you choose to feature that day.

The program sits with PT Tokopedia, registered in Indonesia and founded in 2009. Sellers and creators meet inside the same app, so the relationship runs through one platform rather than a separate network you would have to apply to join.

Tracking runs on in-app last-touch attribution, so a sale is credited to the last touch inside the app. If a buyer watches one post, taps the product, then returns through a different creator before buying, the final touch takes the credit and your earlier post earns nothing.