ComperiaLead is a Polish affiliate program (network) specialising in the promotion of financial products, non-bank products and insurance. Publishers place the provided tools — links, comparison engines, widgets, banners or mailing creatives — on their websites and social channels, and earn a commission for each contact left by a user or completed transaction.
The program is operated by Comperia.pl S.A. of Warsaw — a company listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) and owner of Poland's first financial comparison site, Comperia.pl, along with other themed portals. The offer is focused on the Polish market (settlements in PLN, Polish financial institutions).
After registration and acceptance of the terms, a publisher gains access to a panel with offers and a set of promotional tools. The network states that it requires no additional contracts or experience, and that accounts are verified within a matter of hours. The billing model (e.g. CPL, CPS, CPC) can be matched to each offer; rates are defined in the commission table inside the panel.
For those without their own website, the network provides free subdomains and ready-made sites, allowing promotion to start without a technical setup of one's own.
| Type | Affiliate program / network |
| Industries | Finance, non-bank loans, insurance |
| Models | CPL, CPS, CPC (per offer) |
| Market / GEO | Poland (PLN) |
| Payout threshold | PLN 50 gross |
| Support | Publisher panel, dedicated account manager |
| Operator | Comperia.pl S.A. (Warsaw, GPW) |
Commissions are calculated according to the rate table assigned to each offer. The network states a low payout threshold of PLN 50 gross, meaning that in many cases a single successful referral is enough. Settlements are processed on a monthly cycle once the threshold is met and billing details are completed.
Payout rules and documentation requirements are set out in detail in the program terms — it is worth verifying the current schedule directly in the panel before signing up.
The program is a good fit for publishers with finance-oriented traffic: blogs about saving and loans, comparison sites, social-media accounts, and anyone building assets around banking and insurance products for the Polish market. The low payout threshold and free subdomains lower the entry barrier for beginners.