Pricing
One simple model.
No surprises.
We believe pricing should be clear enough that you can explain it in one sentence. Here it is.
The model
35% override on brand commission
— nothing else.
Brands set the commission rate they pay publishers. Adryse adds a 35% override on top, paid by the brand. Publishers keep 100% of the commission. Adryse keeps the override. That's it.
- No setup fees
- No monthly platform fees
- No minimum spend
- No annual contracts
- No long-term commitments
- Publishers always keep 100% of brand commission
Worked example
Math you can do in your head.
That's the entire pricing structure. There are no hidden fees, no markups, no extra charges anywhere in the flow. Stripe payment processing fees on deposits (typically 1.5–2.5% on cards, ~0.8% on SEPA) are passed through transparently — we don't add a markup on top.
Comparison
How we stack up against legacy networks.
| Feature | Adryse | Legacy networks |
|---|---|---|
| Setup fee | none | €500–5,000 |
| Monthly platform fee | none | €100–1,000+ |
| Minimum spend | none | Often required |
| Brand-funded balance | ||
| Cookieless tracking | Partial | |
| Real-time conversion data | ||
| Publisher commission split | 0% (publisher keeps 100%) | Often 20–30% taken |
| Stripe-backed payouts |
Two-tier catalog
Direct brands vs partner network brands.
Adryse runs two kinds of brand offers in the catalog. Both use the same tracking, payout, and dispute systems. The economics are different, and we show the difference clearly to publishers on every conversion.
Publishers keep 100% of brand commission
- Brand signs directly with Adryse
- Adryse adds a 35% override paid by the brand on top
- Full feature set: retention bonus, RevShare, CPL, hybrid models
- Higher payouts for both publisher and Adryse
Example on a €100 sale at 10% commission
Publishers keep 80% of upstream commission
- Sourced via partner affiliate networks where Adryse is an approved publisher
- Adryse splits upstream commission 80/20 with the publisher
- Standard CPA only (no retention bonus, RevShare, etc)
- More publisher-friendly than industry-standard sub-affiliate aggregators
Example on a €100 sale at 10% commission
Commission models
The model that fits your business.
The 35% override applies across every model we support. Brands select the model that fits each campaign at setup time; publishers see the exact model and rate per campaign in the catalog before running any traffic.
Cost per sale (CPA)
Live in betaThe baseline. Publishers earn commission on confirmed sales within the brand's attribution window. Ideal for ecommerce.
Cost per lead (CPL)
Launching v1Publishers earn a bounty per verified lead form submission. Used across financial services, insurance, SaaS trials, real estate, education, and B2B lead generation.
Hybrid CPL + CPA
Launching v1Pay a bounty at lead capture plus a larger commission if the lead converts to a customer. Standard for financial services and lending.
Revenue share
Launching v1.5Publishers earn a percentage of a customer's ongoing recurring revenue, not just the first payment. Required for SaaS, hosting, streaming, and subscription businesses.
Retention bonus
Launching v1.5Industry firstAn optional add-on that stacks on top of a CPA campaign. Publishers earn an additional bonus if the customer they referred is still active 90 days later. Brands choose whether to offer it per campaign and define their retention criteria — publishers see exactly which campaigns include it. The only network that rewards publishers for driving loyal customers, not just any customers.
Transparent fee disclosure
Launching v1Industry firstAlways on, for every brand and every campaign. Every conversion in every dashboard shows the full economic breakdown — what the brand paid, what the publisher earned, what Adryse took. No hidden splits anywhere. Possible because our pricing is structurally clean.
Progressive commission tiers
Phase 2An optional add-on that stacks on top of any base model. Brands can configure tiered rates that unlock as publishers drive more volume with their campaign. Rates can reset if publisher quality drops.
What we don't support: Cost per click (CPC), cost per impression (CPM), cost per install (CPI), or flat-fee placements. Click- and impression-based models are fraud-prone at a scale that would require a dedicated ML fraud team we don't have — and that conflicts with our "pay only when you sell" positioning. We pay for results, not clicks.
How this is possible
A fair network is possible because we automated the expensive parts.
Traditional affiliate networks charge setup fees, monthly fees, and take a commission cut because they're expensive to run. Account managers, manual onboarding, paper contracts, invoice chasing, quarterly reconciliation meetings — it all adds up, and publishers and brands foot the bill.
Adryse is built the way Google AdWords is built: prepaid balances, pure performance, no invoices, no quarterly reviews. Brand onboarding is mostly automated. Conversion tracking is edge-deployed and maintenance-free. Fraud detection runs continuously without human review on the happy path. Payouts run automatically through Stripe Connect. Compliance queries are logged and triaged by the same system that runs the network.
The result: our cost to serve one brand or one publisher is tiny compared to a legacy network. That's what makes a 35% override with no other fees actually viable — we aren't subsidizing a team of account managers you never wanted in the first place.
We still have humans — just not where they don't add value. Our people focus on publisher vetting, dispute resolution, compliance review, and building better automation. Everything else runs on code.
Tax & VAT
Sweden VAT, EU reverse charge, simple.
EU brands outside Sweden: reverse charge applies. We do not charge VAT on our invoice; you account for it through your local VAT system. We validate your VAT number via VIES during onboarding.
Brands in Sweden: 25% moms charged on the override line, in line with Skatteverket rules.
Brands outside the EU: no VAT charged.
All prices on this site are shown excluding VAT (ex. moms).