Commission Rate
TL;DR — The commission rate is the percentage or fixed amount a publisher earns for each result they drive, such as a sale, lead, or action. It’s set by the advertiser and can vary by product, category, or campaign. On Involve Asia, every offer’s commission rate is shown on its offer page, structured as CPS, CPL, or CPA, depending on the advertiser.
What Is a Commission Rate?
A commission rate defines how much a publisher earns for a given result. It’s usually shown as a percentage of the sale value, or as a fixed amount per lead or action.
Advertisers set commission rates based on their margins and goals. A high-margin product might offer a higher percentage, while a lead-generation campaign might pay a flat amount per qualified lead, regardless of order value.
Commission rates can also differ within the same advertiser — for example, a higher rate for new customers, or different rates across product categories. This is why it’s worth checking the rate for the specific offer, not just the brand overall.
Commission Rates on Involve Asia
Each offer in the Involve Asia Advertiser Directory has its own offer page showing the commission structure — CPS (cost per sale), CPL (cost per lead), or CPA (cost per action) — and the rate that applies.
This commission rate is what determines a publisher’s earnings once a conversion is confirmed, and it’s also the basis for any cashback or rewards passed on by cashback and loyalty publishers.
Related Terms: Commission · Offer Page · Conversion Rate (CVR) · Cashback Publisher · Minimum Withdrawal Amount
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