Creators who sell, not just post.
COVO pays South African creators for the sales they actually drive — not for reach, not for impressions. Brands fund a campaign before it starts, so the money is already there when you post.
How it works
Three steps, and the money is accounted for at every one.
A brand funds a campaign
The brand sets a commission rate and deposits the budget up front. It sits in a campaign balance before a single creator is invited.
Creators share a tracked link
Approved creators get their own link for each product. Every click is counted once, and every order that comes from it is matched back.
Earnings are paid out
Commission is calculated on the order, held through the brand's return window, then paid into your own South African bank account.
Who it's for
Built for both sides of the deal.
For creators
- Earn a percentage of every confirmed sale you drive.
- See your clicks, conversions and earnings as they happen.
- Paid into your own bank account, in rands.
- No minimum follower count — your results speak.
For brands
- Pay for sales, not for reach or guesswork.
- Connect your store and orders are attributed automatically.
- Set your own commission rate and return window.
- See exactly which creator drove which order.
Why the money is held first. Affiliate programmes usually ask creators to do the work and trust that payment arrives. COVO turns that around: a brand's budget is deposited before creators are invited, and a campaign cannot promise more commission than it holds. If the balance runs short, earnings are recorded and paid as soon as it is topped up — never quietly dropped.
Early access
We're onboarding the first brands and creators now.
Leave your email and we'll send you one message the day it opens. If you're a brand and you'd like to be in the first group, say so when we reply.