Yumzi
Recipe-saving and meal-planning app, paying 30% recurring for 12 months per referred household through a direct, in-house program.
About the Yumzi affiliate program
Yumzi is a recipe-saving, meal-planning and shared-shopping-list app for iPhone and Android, operated by Fair Comparisons. Its creator program, confirmed directly against its own published terms, pays 30% of eligible net subscription receipts (after app-store commission, VAT and refunds) for 12 months from a referred household's first paid transaction — clicks, free signups and self-referrals earn nothing. Attribution runs on a 30-day first-touch cookie for web signups, but app installs don't inherit that browser attribution automatically: a new app user has to manually enter the partner's code at sign-in, which is a real friction point worth knowing before promoting it. Payouts happen monthly once the confirmed balance reaches €25, via bank transfer, Tikkie/iDEAL, PayPal or Wise, with refunds offset against future payouts. No minimum following is required to apply.
Pros and cons
- ✓30% of net subscription receipts for a full 12 months per referral, not a one-time bounty — confirmed directly in the program's own terms
- ✓No minimum following required, applications reviewed individually
- ✓Clear, specific attribution rules published, including how app installs are handled separately from browser clicks
- ✓Low €25 payout threshold, with a choice of bank transfer, Tikkie/iDEAL, PayPal or Wise
- –App installs don't carry browser attribution automatically — new app users must manually enter the referral code at sign-in, a real conversion-killing step
- –First-touch attribution means a later affiliate's link won't override an earlier one, unlike most programs' last-click default
- –12-month commission window starts at first payment, not at the click, so there's a gap between referring someone and the clock starting
- –Direct/in-house program, no network intermediary
Topics
Yumzi runs its own affiliate program. Look for an "Affiliates" or "Partners" link in the footer of their website. We list program details for reference and don’t link out — always confirm the current terms with the program itself.