GPMarketing
Poland
Description
GPM (Global Performance Marketing) is a Warsaw-based performance network that combines classic affiliation with its own email-marketing and native-advertising channels. According to the network's materials, publishers have access to more than 600 digital campaigns, and the company states it has over ten years of experience in affiliate marketing.
GPM's profile is clearly lead-generation and reach oriented. The network states it has a base of over 100 million email addresses and a native reach exceeding 200 million users per month, which makes it an option more suited to mass traffic and reach campaigns than to classic e-commerce with product links.
Model and approach
GPM positions itself as a partner for publishers and advertisers looking for leads and sales on a performance basis. The network focuses on owned & operated and 3rd-party categories and states it enables safe lead generation. On the technical side the network points to the HasOffers tracking platform, claiming 99.9% tracking accuracy and fast integration with the advertiser's CRM. Owners of websites, blogs, YouTube channels and social-media profiles can publish its offers.
At a glance
| Network type | Performance / affiliate + email network |
| Channels | Affiliation, email marketing, native advertising, influencer, media buying, mobile |
| Categories | Owned & operated plus 3rd party; lead generation |
| GEO / market | Mainly PL; PL/EN interface |
| Payouts | Network states on-demand payouts and credit lines for trusted partners; specific thresholds and frequency not published |
| Tracking | HasOffers (claimed 99.9% accuracy) |
| Support | Dedicated account managers |
| Operator / on the market since | GPM – Global Performance Marketing (Warsaw); stated 10+ years of experience |
Channels and offers
Billing and payouts
The network does not publish a full rate card or its commission models (CPA/CPL/CPS/RevShare) on the site — settlement is arranged per campaign and advertiser.
Tools and support
Who it is for
GPM works best for publishers focused on lead generation and reach campaigns — especially where access to a large mailing base and native placements matters. It is a less natural choice for publishers seeking classic product-based e-commerce programs with deep links and product feeds, as the network does not highlight those.