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E-commerce teams

Find affiliate, content and retail media providers that sell your products.

Paid social and search costs keep rising. Affiliate, content-commerce and retail media providers can add sales, but finding the ones that fit your category is slow.

For: E-commerce, D2C and marketplace teams looking for providers that drive sales at a sustainable CPA.

Matching is free. A shortlist starts with a free request; you pay only if you accept the proposal.

When to use it

  • You need sales channels beyond paid social and search
  • Launching in a new country
  • Your affiliate programme is underperforming
  • You are testing retail media

Tell us what you need

We reply with whether we can help and, if we can, a proposal with scope, timeline and fee.

Free, and not a purchase. You need a free business account; we reply with a proposal before any work starts.

What a shortlist includes
  • Publishers for each market in your brief: cashback and loyalty, content-commerce, comparison or coupon, as your brief asks
  • Why each one fits: audience fit, category coverage and whether it works on CPA, CPS or revenue share (where public)
  • The evidence behind each one, linked: publisher pages, network listings, disclosures
  • A suggested next step: which form, network or partnerships contact to approach, and what to offer

How a shortlist works and what it costs

Illustrative sample

Affiliate manager · India · cashback and comparison publishers · target CPA under ₹400

  1. 1. Publisher A · Cashback & loyalty site

    Fit: Indian cashback audience in your retail category; runs CPA merchant partnerships.

  2. 2. Publisher B · Comparison site

    Fit: Compares products in your category and earns on CPA or revenue share.

  3. 3. Publisher C · Content-commerce publisher

    Fit: Buying guides in your category; affiliate links are its main revenue model.

Placeholder names. Real shortlists name real companies and link the evidence for every claim.

Questions

Do you only suggest publishers on a particular network?

No. We source from public evidence and note which networks a publisher works through, so you can approach them directly or via your network.

Will the publishers accept my programme?

We cannot promise that. We choose publishers whose audience and commercial model fit your brief and suggest how to approach them; the decision is theirs.