vCommission Affiliate Network
Payment Options Supported by vCommission
PayPal
With vCommission you can recive your payments via PayPal. PayPal is one of the first payment methods that made it possible to transact online. PayPal was launched in 1998 and quickly grew to one of the most used payment methods online. Today, Paypal is used by 180 million people and operates in 202 countries with 22 different currencies across the globe. With only an email, you can register for a free account to send and receive money internationally. You can also attach your credit card to your account so that you can send money back and forth from your bank and PayPal account.
Bank Transfer
With vCommission you can recive your payments via Bank Transfer.
Cheque
With vCommission you can recive your payments via Cheque. A cheque, or check, is a document that order banks to pay out the specified money to your bank account. The cheque will be issued to you via physical mail, and arrive at your door. You will then have to take it to your local bank to clear it to receive your money.
Pricing Models Supported by vCommission
CPS (Cost Per Sale)
vCommission supports CPS offers. Cost Per Sale (CPS) is the amount an advertiser pays for converting a sale. Cost Per Sale is calculated as follows: advertisement cost/number of sales = Cost Per Sale (CPS). As an affiliate, it represents the amount you will get paid for converting a sale for an advertiser in an affiliate program or network. CPS for affiliates is also sometimes mentioned as PPS (Pay Per Sale).
CPA (Cost Per Acquisition)
vCommission supports CPA offers. Cost Per Acquisition (CPA) is a marketing metric for measuring the cost of acquiring a paying customer, or for a user to perform an action. CPA is sometimes referred to as Cost Per Action. As an affiliate, the CPA model will simply be a flat rate that you will receive when the task required is performed. This can be anything from a user filling out a form, making a purchase or downloading a free game. If you are on the other side, as an advertiser, the CPA model can determine the actual cost of each customer acquired in combination with other pricing models such as CPC (Cost Per Click). To derive the Cost Per Acquisition of a CPC campaign it would have to be calculated as follows: Campaign Cost / Conversions = Cost Per Acquisition.
CPL (Cost Per Lead)
vCommission supports CPL offers. Cost Per Lead (CPL) is the amount an advertiser pays for converting a lead. Cost Per Lead is calculated as follows: advertisement cost/number of leads = Cost Per Lead (CPL) As an affiliate, it represents the amount you will get paid for converting a lead for an advertiser in an affiliate program or network. CPS for affiliates is also sometimes mentioned as PPL (Pay Per Lead). The most commonly used CPL offers would be, email opt-in, but the pricing model is also used for free to play games, freemium software, and general customer leads.
vCommission Payment Schedule
Net 30
vCommission send their payments on a Net 30 basis.
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