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Offer

An offer is a structured agreement between an advertiser and affiliates that defines the action to promote, how conversions are tracked, and what commission is paid for each qualifying event.

What it means in practice

In affiliate marketing, an offer is the central unit that connects an advertiser with publishers. It defines exactly what the affiliate is promoting, what constitutes a valid conversion, and how much the affiliate earns for each one. Every offer includes key parameters: the payout model (CPA, RevShare, or hybrid), the conversion event (registration, deposit, purchase), tracking method (postback, pixel), and any restrictions on traffic type or geography.

Offers are managed through an affiliate management platform or affiliate program. Advertisers create offers and assign them to specific affiliates or make them available to all partners. Each offer generates unique affiliate links that track clicks and conversions back to the referring publisher. Geo-targeting rules, qualification rules, and hold periods can all be configured at the offer level to control quality and manage risk.

The structure of an offer directly impacts affiliate behavior. Higher CPA rates attract more publishers but increase acquisition costs. Stricter qualification rules reduce fraud but may deter smaller affiliates. Operators who configure offers with clear terms, competitive payouts, and reliable tracking tend to attract higher-quality traffic. Monitoring offer performance through real-time reporting and metrics like EPC and conversion rate helps advertisers optimize their affiliate programs over time.

How Offer works across industries

See how offer is applied in the verticals Track360 supports, from qualification logic and payout structure to the operational context behind each model.

iGaming

Offer in iGaming affiliate programs

In iGaming, offers are typically structured around [FTD](/glossary/ftd)-based [CPA](/glossary/cpa) or [NGR](/glossary/ngr)-based [RevShare](/glossary/revshare). Operators create separate offers per brand, geo, or product (casino vs. sportsbook). [Deposit bonuses](/glossary/deposit-bonus) and [wagering requirements](/glossary/wagering-requirement) are often tied to specific offers to control player quality and bonus abuse.
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Forex

Offer in Forex partner and IB models

Forex offers may include [CPA](/glossary/cpa) per funded account, [lot-based commissions](/glossary/lot-based-commission), or [IB rebates](/glossary/ib-rebate). Brokers often create tiered offers with different rates based on trader geography or [performance tiers](/glossary/performance-tier). Regulatory requirements such as [KYC](/glossary/kyc) verification add additional qualification steps before commissions are confirmed.
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Prop Trading

Offer in prop trading acquisition flows

Prop trading offers center on [challenge purchases](/glossary/challenge-purchase). A standard offer pays a [CPA](/glossary/cpa) when a referred trader buys a challenge. Some firms create separate offers for different challenge sizes or account tiers, with varying commission rates for each. [Coupon code tracking](/glossary/coupon-code-tracking) is commonly used alongside standard offer links.
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How Track360 handles this

Track360 allows operators to create and manage offers with configurable payout models, qualification rules, geographic restrictions, and partner-level commission overrides -- all from a single platform.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about offer, how it works in affiliate programs, and where it shows up across Track360's supported verticals.

An offer is a defined agreement that specifies what action an affiliate should promote, how conversions are tracked, and what commission is paid per qualifying event. It is the core organizing unit in any affiliate program.