ComeOn Connect review

Overview

ComeOn Connect is the ComeOn Group's own affiliate program, run on the Omarsys platform. One account covers a brand set the program describes as more than fifteen brands — ComeOn, Hajper, Snabbare, Nopeampi, SuomiCasino, Galaksino, Sunmaker, PZBuk, Casinostugan, Mobilebet, EuroSlots and more — across casino and sportsbook. The structure is deliberately per-market: instead of one brand translated ten ways, the group runs locally named brands per country, which is why the Nordic coverage is stronger than most groups of its size.

Commission structure

The program states up to 45% revenue share on its own site and publishes nothing else: no entry rate, no tier steps, no CPA price and no carryover position. "Up to" is doing the work in that sentence — the ceiling describes what a large partner reaches, not what a new account is offered.

An illustrative example (not a quote from the program)

Take EUR 6,000 of net gaming revenue in a month. On an illustrative 25% entry rate — our figure, not the program's — the arithmetic is 6,000 x 0.25 = EUR 1,500. At the stated 45% ceiling it is 6,000 x 0.45 = EUR 2,700 — the same players, EUR 1,200 apart, decided entirely by where your volume puts you. That spread is the argument for concentrating traffic in one program rather than splitting it across five. Model it in the commission calculator.

No administrative fee is published, and no negative carryover position is stated either way — ask per brand, because the position is unlikely to be uniform across a stable this wide. Whether the fifteen-plus brands are pooled into one revenue figure for tier purposes is not published either, and with this many overlapping brands it is the question to ask: pooling helps you climb the ladder, but it also lets one brand's losses offset another's gains. Terms vocabulary: negative carryover, and revshare vs CPA vs hybrid.

Tracking and reporting

Tracking and reporting run through the ComeOn Connect platform itself, with per-brand link generation once a market is enabled on your account. An authenticated API is available alongside the dashboard, so commission and player data can be pulled programmatically rather than exported by hand — worth setting up if you run several sites. See affiliate tracking and postbacks explained for the sub-ID and postback vocabulary to use with the manager.

Licensing

The program site does not publish a licence list. The group's brands are well known in the Nordics and in regulated Europe, but which brand holds which licence is a question for the manager and for the regulator registers — not something this page will assert for you.

Payments

Minimum payout, payment methods, payment schedule and the carryover position are all unpublished on the program's public pages. Ask for all three in writing at onboarding, and ask whether payment runs against a self-billing invoice.

Who it suits

It suits a Nordic affiliate above all: the locally branded Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian and Danish casinos have real brand-search demand at home, which is rare in a group program. It suits a multi-market operator who will use the API. It suits a German-focused site only if a CPA arrangement works for them.

Our verdict

The strongest Nordic coverage in this directory, with a stated 45% ceiling and localised brands that convert on home turf. The gaps are wide: the entry rate, the carryover position and every payment term are unpublished, and the German structure needs settling separately. Apply, then spend the first conversation on payout mechanics and per-brand carryover.