Connexity

Connexity

No opinions United States of America

Description

Content monetisationretaile-commercesince 1996approx. 1 bn product offers

Connexity is a shopping-traffic monetisation network owned by Taboola. It was founded in 1996 as Bizrate.com, operated as Shopzilla from 2004 and has used its current name since 2014. It is based in Santa Monica (Los Angeles), with offices in New York, London and Karlsruhe.

Programs
approx. 1bn product offers
Active since
1996
Min. payout
25 USD

Offer and market position

Publishers get access to almost 1 billion product offers in more than 500 categories, including Walmart, Wayfair, Etsy, Sam’s Club, Michael Kors and Target. The company says this drives about 1.5 billion clicks and USD 5 billion in new sales a year for retailers; it also covers social commerce and BNPL marketplaces.

Programmes run separately by country (including the US, UK, France and Germany), there is no public offer list, and the model is geared to large publishers integrating the API or feeds.

At a glance

Network typeContent monetisation network (CPC shopping)
Billing modelCPC, CPA
GEO / marketUS, UK, France, Germany, Italy (separate country programmes)
Supportpublisher resource centre
OperatorConnexity (Taboola group)

Categories and offers

RetailE-commerce (500+ product categories)Social commerceCreatorsBNPL marketplaces

Tools, support and payouts

Monetisation runs through links, an API and product feeds, paid on a CPC or CPA basis. Publishers have a resource centre with documentation.

The minimum payout is USD 25 — balances below the threshold roll over to the next month. Payments are made on Net-45 terms.

Strengths
+Almost 1 billion product offers.
+Major retailers: Walmart, Wayfair, Target.
+Links, API and product feeds.
Limitations
–Geared to large publishers and integrations.
–Long Net-45 payment terms.
–Separate country programmes, no offer list.

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