Novem
Poland
Description
Novem is a Polish affiliate network operating on a performance-marketing model, connecting advertisers with publishers who are paid for results. According to industry directories the network launched in 2006, which places it among the first platforms of this kind on the Polish market.
Its offer is strongly concentrated in the finance category — according to publisher reviews, loan and financial-product campaigns dominate. Registration and day-to-day work take place through the publisher panel at wydawcy.novem.pl.
Model and approach
The network describes its activity as Real Time Performance Marketing — settlement based on genuinely achieved outcomes (clicks, leads, sales). A publisher joins selected campaigns and promotes them across their own channels, earning once the advertiser validates the action.
Publisher-facing materials suggest the network aims for relatively fast lead validation — per community reports, a given month's settlement is often ready around the 10th of the following month. Note that in the finance category a share of leads is rejected during advertiser validation.
At a glance
| Type | Affiliate network / performance marketing |
| Billing models | CPC, CPL, CPS (per network materials) |
| Categories | Primarily finance (loans, financial products) |
| Market / GEO | Poland |
| Payout threshold | PLN 200 (per industry directories) |
| Publisher panel | wydawcy.novem.pl |
| On the market since | 2006 (per industry sources) |
Categories and offers
Publisher reviews describe the portfolio as dominated by financial campaigns; the number of available programs is reported inconsistently across directories (from a few dozen upward). The exact, current campaign line-up is best verified after logging into the panel.
Billing and payouts
Tools and support
Who it is for
The network may appeal to publishers active in finance and lending on the Polish market — offer-comparison sites, personal-finance blogs, pages about saving and credit, and social-media accounts driving traffic interested in financial products. Given the offer profile, it is less useful for publishers outside the finance category.