- Revenue share
- 25-45%
- Min. payout
- EUR 100 per clause 8.3
- Neg. carryover
- No
- Casino
- Sports betting
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Digika affiliate program review
Casino and sportsbook program on ReferOn with a 35% default revenue share, CPA and hybrid by agreement, no negative carryover and a EUR 100 rollover.
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The terms
| Program type | Affiliate network |
|---|---|
| Platform | ReferOn |
| Operators | Cazeus, Tikitaka, CrazyTower |
| Verticals | Casino, Sports betting |
| Commission models | Rev share, CPA, Hybrid |
| Revenue share | 35% by default |
| CPA | by insertion order or negotiated plan; no rate published |
| Sub-affiliate | a share of each referred affiliate's commission, agreed per account (terms 19.5); no rate published |
| Negative carryover | No |
| Admin fee | deducted from net revenue; no rate published |
| Minimum payout | EUR 100 |
| Payment schedule | monthly, in euros, against an invoice |
The terms do not publish a market list — ask which markets the program accepts at onboarding.
What the commission works out to
The same scenario runs on every program page so two deals are comparable: 100 referred players producing EUR 12,000 of gross gaming revenue in one month, with 15% taken off for bonus cost and marketing before the share is calculated.
| Gross gaming revenue | EUR 12,000 |
|---|---|
| Bonus and marketing deductions (15%) | − EUR 1,800 |
| Net gaming revenue | EUR 10,200 |
| Your share at 35% | EUR 3,570 |
| Per referred player | EUR 35.70 |
35% is the flat published rate, which makes this deal easy to forecast: the share moves only with net gaming revenue, not with a tier you have to hit.
The trade-off
What works
- A stated 35% revenue share by default, with no low entry tier to climb out of
- No negative carryover, on the program site and in the agreement
- CPA, hybrid and revenue-share deals offered under one contract
- Payments in euros, monthly
What to watch
- The program site names its brands only by logo; the full set is clear after signup
- No licence or regulator is named on the program’s own pages
- A month under EUR 100 rolls forward until the balance reaches EUR 100
- The sub-affiliate share is agreed case by case and not published
How to get approved by Digika
Apply through the ReferOn registration page linked from the program site. Have a live site with real content in the language of the markets you work, and the company or personal details you will invoice from, because payment runs against an invoice each month. Read the approval guide before you apply.
What we would do this week
- Read the affiliate terms in full on ReferOn and note the payment schedule and minimum payout before you apply.
- Apply with the market you actually publish for named in the form, and ask for the entry rate in writing.
- Ask the manager two questions: whether the Rev share or CPA or Hybrid deal is lifetime, and what happens to a month that ends negative.
The full version, with the wording we use in applications: how to get approved by affiliate programs.
Our verdict
Overview
Digika Affiliates runs a small set of casino and sportsbook brands, Cazeus, Tikitaka and CrazyTower among them, on the ReferOn platform. One account and one monthly invoice cover the brands.
Commission structure
The headline is a single figure: “Receive a 35% revenue share by default.” CPA, hybrid and revenue-share deals are all offered; CPA amounts are set in an insertion order or a negotiated plan rather than published. A default rate with no ladder is easier to forecast than a wide range, and it is the number to open a negotiation from once your volume justifies one.
Net revenue is the referred players’ bets less winnings, bonuses, third-party costs, administrative fees, payment charges, bad debts and gaming taxes. The program site lists “No Negative Carryover”, and the agreement’s no-negative-carryover clause resets a negative month’s revenue-share commission to zero unless the loss comes from fraud or a breach.
An illustrative example (not a quote from the program)
Referred players producing EUR 2,400 of net gaming revenue in a month earn 2,400 x 0.35 = EUR 840. A losing month earns nothing, and the loss does not follow you into the next one.
Sub-affiliates
The agreement defines a sub-affiliate as an affiliate referred “via a sub affiliate tracking link provided by us to you” and pays the introducing affiliate a Sub Affiliate Fee, a percentage of the sub-affiliate’s commission agreed between the two sides. No standard percentage is published. Background: sub-affiliate programs explained.
Payment
All payments are made in euros after each calendar month against an invoice. A month under EUR 100 is carried forward until the total reaches EUR 100.
We rate this program 3.5 out of 5 on the terms it publishes.
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Join DigikaSources
- Digika Affiliates — program site (default rate, deal types, carryover) digika.com
- Digika Affiliates — terms and conditions (payment, carryover, sub-affiliate fee) digika.com
- Program signup page ro-affiliate.digika.com
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