WayMaker Markets review

Commission is 20% per sale, and the programme is listed as cps, so money follows a completed purchase rather than a lead. The deal is simple to pitch: a single rate, and a sale that has actually been paid for.

Recurring commission is a no, so there is nothing extra on a second order from a customer you already referred. That caps lifetime value per customer, and it means a publisher depends on new buyers or new baskets to grow earnings. It is a standard retail model rather than a subscription style one.

Payouts are on request, so a publisher asks for the money rather than waiting on a fixed monthly date. That suits anyone running a tight cash flow or saving for a slow month, and it shifts the timing decision to the promoter instead of the retailer.

Straight to the retailer. Networks are listed as direct, and the features are direct and referral, so direct links and referral mentions sit in the same programme. Approval and commission tracking stay put, with no outside network to apply through.

Support runs through email, chat and help centre: email, live chat and a help centre. Email handles the detail on a tricky tracking case, chat handles the quick ones, and the help centre keeps answers in writing for later reference. That mix suits publishers who mostly work alone.

The vertical is listed as retail, so the programme covers general retail buying. Promoters can point their links and referral mentions at the range as a whole, and the cps model means the payout is tied to each completed order rather than to a lead.

Promoters with a retail audience already warmed to buying, since cps pays only on completed orders and 20% per sale rewards volume rather than persuasion alone. It also fits publishers who value choosing their own payout timing, because payouts are on request.