Viabuy review

Viabuy pays EUR 25 per sale for a sale, on a CPA model. The amount is stated in euros, so publishers earning in another currency will see the figure converted. There is no recurring commission on top, so the payment is a one-off per confirmed sale.

The window runs 30 days from the click. That sits at the median across the programmes listed here, so a reader who takes a week or so to compare cards can still fall inside the credit. Anything longer than the window will not convert.

Recurring commission is a no. Viabuy pays once per confirmed sale under the CPA model and does not pay a share of what a customer later spends or holds. Publishers who prefer a percentage that keeps paying should look at a revenue share offer instead.

The programme sits in the banking vertical, in europe. The contracting entity is Dock Financial S.A., which is the party named on the terms. Publishers with readers outside that area have no listed offer to place.

The network is financeAds, and the offer is applied for direct with the brand. There is no second network listed, so anyone already approved on financeAds can apply without switching programmes. A separate approval is still required.

Viabuy suits publishers who reach adults comparing banking and card products in europe. Because banking is the only vertical covered, a general finance site will place a fraction of its traffic here. A focused audience converts better under a CPA offer.

Mintos pays Hybrid lead and CPA commission, so a lead that never becomes a customer can still earn. Viabuy pays EUR 25 per sale only on a completed sale, which suits publishers who can explain the product well enough to close. Qonto, on CPA per registration plus KYB bonus, sits between the two.