NetSalesMedia is a Polish affiliate network operating on a performance-marketing model, connecting advertisers with publishers who are paid for results. The network was formed by merging two earlier networks — NetSales and SalesMedia — a move announced in 2018. It is operated by the performance-marketing agency Cube Group, based in Warsaw.
According to the network's own materials, NetSalesMedia runs campaigns across several billing models — from CPC and CPL, through CPS/CPO, to combined models (e.g. CPC+CPO) — with an emphasis on conversion-path measurement, including cross-device tracking. The summary below organises what the network states publicly; detailed terms are best confirmed directly on its site.
NetSalesMedia works as a performance affiliate network: an advertiser launches a campaign with a defined billing model, and a publisher earns a commission for the results generated (sale, lead, click or action). The network states that it combines the strengths of its two predecessors — NetSales, specialised in CPC and CPL models for direct clients and media agencies, and SalesMedia, focused on CPS/CPO sales campaigns for e-commerce.
The network highlights its own measurement technology — Customer Journey Tracking, cross-device tracking and fingerprint-based (cookieless) identification — intended to enable transparent conversion attribution and commission settlement.
| Network type | Affiliate network (performance marketing) |
| Operator | Cube Group (Warsaw, Poland) |
| Billing models | CPC, CPL, CPS/CPO, CPI/CPD and combined models (e.g. CPC+CPO) |
| Categories | E-commerce, finance, health & beauty, online services |
| GEO / market | Mainly Poland (publishers also international) |
| Payouts | Per directory descriptions — min. 100 PLN, monthly settlement |
| On the market since | 2018 (merger of NetSales and SalesMedia) |
| Support | Campaign managers, technical support |
Advertisers publicly named by the network include, among others, Empik, MediaMarkt, Saturn, Tchibo, Groupon, Smyk, KFC and Orange (the campaign line-up changes over time).
Commission levels depend on the model and the specific campaign — CPS rates tend to be higher, while CPL models usually generate commission faster. According to directory descriptions, the minimum payout threshold is 100 PLN, with settlements handled on a monthly cycle after the period closes. Publishers settle via invoice or contract.
Exact rates, payout thresholds and frequency may differ per campaign — it is worth confirming them in the network's terms and in the panel.
The network may suit publishers active on the Polish market — content creators, cashback and comparison sites, e-commerce store owners, and affiliates combining performance traffic with e-commerce and finance brands. Given the Polish campaign profile, it is more of a choice for domestic traffic than for typically international audiences.