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Partner programmes that cost nothing until a sale.

You set up a programme and decide the commission. Publishers apply, share their link and see where they stand from click to payout.

  • No cost per click: commission and network fee are due only for a reported sale.
  • Your first programme with one publisher is free, with no subscription and no card.
  • Attribution lives in the link itself, not in a cookie in the buyer's browser.
Create a programme for freeNo subscription. We review your programme before it goes live.
Browse programmesCommission, cookie window and terms are shown on every programme.

What a referred sale looks like

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Someone clickscli.gs mints a signed reference code and redirects to the shop.
Purchase in the shopThe shop reports the code back with the order.€149.99
Commission for the publisher12 % new-customer rate, payable after the holding period.€18.00

No cost per click.

Commission and network fee only arise once something has actually been sold.

What it looks like

Two dashboards, one language: clicks, sales and commissions read the same on both sides.

Merchant: programmes, applications and conversions in one place.
Merchant: programmes, applications and conversions in one place.
Publisher: clicks, sales and what is payable.
Publisher: clicks, sales and what is payable.

If you sell something

For shops that want to pay publishers a commission per sale, with no upfront cost.

  1. 1

    Create a programme

    Name, target URL, commission as a percentage or a fixed amount, cookie window and holding period. We review the programme and approve it.

  2. 2

    Connect your shop

    One server call at checkout reports the sale. You get the code pre-filled with your values, for PHP, WooCommerce, Node.js and cURL.

  3. 3

    Approve publishers

    Publishers apply with their channels. You decide who gets your link, and you can revoke an approval at any time.

  4. 4

    Pay only for sales

    Every reported sale reserves commission and network fee from your credit. Rejected and reversed sales cost nothing.

Create a programme for free

If you have an audience

For blogs, newsletters, comparison sites and channels that make recommendations.

  1. 1

    Pick a programme

    The marketplace shows commission, cookie window and terms openly. You apply with your channels; the merchant decides.

  2. 2

    Share your link

    You get a short link with your name, and one per product for product-list programmes. Every click is counted.

  3. 3

    Follow your sales

    Every conversion shows its status: open, approved, payable or reversed, with basket and commission.

  4. 4

    Get paid

    On the 1st of each month we pay payable commissions from €20 via Stripe. The credit note comes as a PDF; you write no invoice.

Start as a publisher

What it costs

No base fee, no cost per click. All amounts in euros.

For merchants

  • Free: one programme with one publisher.
  • From €100 credit: unlimited programmes and publishers.
  • Per sale: the commission you set yourself, plus 20 % of it as network fee. A €100 commission costs you €120.
  • Top up from €5 via Stripe. Credit is only used for reported sales.
Create a programme for free

For publishers

  • Free, with no fee on your commission.
  • Payout on the 1st of each month from €20 payable balance.
  • A credit note as a PDF with every payout. You write no invoice.
Browse programmes

What you can rely on

No stars and no invented quotes. Rules that apply to everyone instead.

Every programme is reviewed
Before a programme goes live, we check the merchant and the target URL. Publishers only apply to programmes that have passed this review.
Worse terms need 30 days' notice
If a merchant lowers the commission or tightens the terms, the change applies after 30 days, and publishers are notified. Improvements apply at once.
Signed, not trust-based
The reference code in the link is signed; reports and postbacks to the shop can be HMAC-signed. The tracking pixel alone books no commission.
Payout via Stripe, documents for both sides
Publishers receive their money via Stripe and a credit note as a PDF. Merchants get a receipt per top-up and an invoice per month.

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Before you start

The help explains step by step how to create your programme, connect the shop and what the tax profile needs before the first payout. With screenshots and code examples.

Common questions

What merchants and publishers most often want to know before the first link.

How is a sale attributed to a publisher?
A click on the link mints a signed reference code at cli.gs and redirects to the shop with ?ref=…. The shop keeps the code until checkout and reports it back with the order. The code is the attribution. The last click wins.
Does the tracking need cookies?
cli.gs sets no cookie on the click. The code is in the link, and the shop keeps it until checkout, for example in its session or its own cookie. Browser limits on third-party cookies don't affect this.
How long does a click count?
The merchant sets the cookie window per programme, between 1 and 90 days; 30 is typical. A sale within that time after the click is attributed.
How much work is connecting the shop?
Two steps: store the ref parameter on the landing page, and send one server call to cli.gs at checkout. The integration page shows the code with your values; the help explains every step with examples for PHP, WooCommerce and Node.js.
What does cli.gs cost for merchants?
One programme with one publisher is free after verification. From €100 credit, programmes and publishers are unlimited. Every reported sale reserves the commission plus 20 % of it as network fee from the credit: a €100 commission comes to €120. Rejected and reversed sales are refunded.
When do I get my money as a publisher?
A reported sale has a 30-day approval window in which the merchant can object. Then the programme's holding period runs, usually 30 days. After that the commission is payable, and on the 1st of the following month it is paid via Stripe from €20.
What happens with returns?
The shop reports a reversal, and the commission goes back to the merchant as long as it hasn't been paid out. That is what the holding period is for: it covers the shop's return period.

Ready for the first link?

Creating a programme takes a few minutes. If you have questions, the documentation helps, for merchants and publishers alike.