SuperMoney
Financial product comparison with an open publisher programme
Overview
SuperMoney compares loans, credit cards and insurance across providers. Its publisher programme is comparatively open, which makes it a reasonable starting point for a site that wants lending inventory without a long approval process.
Strengths
- Open programme, faster approval
- Multiple product categories
- Useful as a fallback when a specialist programme declines you
Trade-offs
- Lower payout than specialist networks
- Broad catalogue means less topical depth
- Conversion depends heavily on offer mix
Commission structure
| Model | PPL — per lead (bidding) |
|---|---|
| Published rate | $8–$50 per qualified lead |
| Cookie window | 30 days |
| Payment terms | Net 30 |
| Minimum payout | $50 |
| Recurring | No |
| Payout tier | Medium Solid mid-range economics |
Source: www.cpaprism.com · Data checked: 2026-10-28
How to apply for the commission
- Apply through the publisher programme.
- Review available offers and remove any that do not fit your audience.
- Integrate links or the comparison widget.
- Set tracking in /go/.
- $50 minimum, Net 30.
A pragmatic backup option. Do not build a strategy around it, but keep it live so you always have lending inventory available.
Traffic restrictions
US traffic. Offer availability changes frequently.
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