Daraz Affiliate Commission Calculator Pakistan
Daraz pays affiliates roughly 1% to 12% depending on the category — but the guides disagree on the exact rate, returns eat a quarter of cash-on-delivery orders, and nothing is paid until you cross $25. Put in your category, order value and sales, and see what you actually keep each month — and how long the first payout takes.
Your Daraz commission, worked out to the rupee
All calculations happen in your browser. Nothing is sent or stored. Rates below are the middle of what 2026 guides report for each category — every rate is editable, because the guides disagree and your affiliate dashboard is the only figure that governs what you are actually paid.
Step 1 — What you promote
Guides report 4–12% for fashion and beauty. The calculator uses 8% — change it to the rate your dashboard shows.
Editable — set it to the rate your affiliate dashboard shows for this category. Daraz can change rates, so check it before building a plan on one number.
Step 2 — Your sales
The average value of one order placed through your link — not the price of one product, the value of the whole basket.
Sales that actually complete — the number your dashboard shows as confirmed, not clicks.
Step 3 — What eats the commission
Commission is confirmed only after the return window ends. Cash-on-delivery returns in Pakistan are reported at 25–40% — the calculator defaults to 25%.
Used only to value your commission in dollars and to work out the $25 payout threshold in rupees — about Rs 7,000 at Rs 280.
Payout threshold: $25 — paid monthly once your balance crosses it, in rupees at the prevailing rate, by bank transfer, JazzCash or Easypaisa. Below the threshold the balance simply rolls over to the next month.
Your commission after returns — per month
How the number is worked out
Four steps, no hidden maths
The formula is simple — Order Value × Category Rate × Sales, minus returns — but three of the four inputs are ranges, not fixed numbers, and that is where most guides mislead.
Commission per sale comes from the category rate
Multiply the order value by the category rate. At an average order of Rs 3,000 and fashion’s 8%, that is Rs 240 a sale. At electronics’ 2% the same order pays Rs 60 — the category matters more than the price tag.
Multiply by the sales you actually confirm
Gross monthly commission is the per-sale figure times your confirmed sales. Fifty fashion sales at Rs 240 is Rs 12,000 gross. Clicks are not sales — only purchases inside the cookie window count, which is why the calculator counts sales, not traffic, unless you use the estimator.
Returns take their cut before you are paid
Commission is confirmed only after the return window ends, so a returned or cancelled order pays nothing. Cash-on-delivery returns in Pakistan are reported at 25–40%, so the calculator applies your return rate to the gross — Rs 12,000 becomes Rs 9,000 kept at 25% returns.
The $25 threshold decides when the money arrives
Daraz pays monthly once your balance crosses about $25 — roughly Rs 7,000 at Rs 280 to the dollar. Rs 9,000 a month clears it in one month; Rs 6,000 a month takes two, with the balance rolling over. The calculator shows both the months to your first payout and the sales you would need for Rs 10,000 and Rs 50,000 a month.
The full picture
What each category actually pays
Daraz does not publish one settled rate table, so these are the ranges 2026 guides report — and they disagree with each other. Fashion is quoted at 4–8% by one careful guide and 8–12% by another. The calculator uses the middle of each reported range as its default, and every rate is editable: your affiliate dashboard is the only figure that governs what you are paid.
| Category | Reported range (2026 guides) | Default used here | One Rs 10,000 order pays |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fashion & Beauty | 4–12% | 8% | Rs 800 |
| Home & Living | 2–10% | 6% | Rs 600 |
| Sports & Fitness | 5–8% | 6.5% | Rs 650 |
| Kids & Baby | 4–7% | 5.5% | Rs 550 |
| Groceries & FMCG | 1–5% | 3% | Rs 300 |
| Electronics & Mobiles | 1–3% | 2% | Rs 200 |
Sources: Topicearn (Oct 2026), Lilachbullock (updated 30 Oct 2026), BeingGuru (Aug 2026), EarnSavy and Way2Earning — all checked 10 Nov 2026. Daraz’s own pages say commissions go “up to 18%” on one page and “up to 12%” on its help page (checked for Bangladesh by Deshiz, Oct 2026); the Pakistan guides agree on roughly 1–12% by category. The table above is the reported range, not a Daraz-published table.
Read this before you believe a guide
Three traps this calculator avoids
The rate-range trap
Fashion is quoted anywhere from 4% to 12% — on a Rs 3,000 order that is Rs 120 or Rs 360 a sale, three times apart. Guides that pick the top of the range and call it “your rate” are building your income on the best case. This calculator defaults to the middle of the reported range and shows the whole range in the table above — set the rate to your dashboard’s figure before you plan anything on it.
Returns eat the commission
Guides quote gross commission and stop there. But commission is only confirmed after the return window, and cash-on-delivery returns in Pakistan are reported at 25–40% of orders. A month of Rs 12,000 gross is Rs 9,000 kept at 25% returns — and less if your category is return-heavy. The calculator applies your return rate before it shows you a number.
The payout lag
Nothing arrives in month one. Commission is held 2–4 weeks past delivery while the return window runs, and guides report the first payment arriving 10–12 weeks after you start. After that it is monthly, once your balance crosses $25 — and the payout day itself is reported as the 15th by some guides and the 20th by others. Do not plan on month-one cash.
Honest limits — read before you act. This is an estimate for planning, not a payout promise: Daraz publishes no single settled category rate table, and the ranges above are what 2026 guides report — they conflict, and your affiliate dashboard governs. The cookie window is also disputed (7 days in some guides, 30 in others), so the calculator counts confirmed sales, not clicks — a sale that lands outside the window earns nothing, and the traffic estimator cannot know your cookie. No tax figure is shown: no published rate for tax on affiliate commission was found, so your bank or accountant governs. Joining is free, through Daraz’s affiliate portal (affiliate.daraz.pk) or through Involve Asia — guides disagree on which route Pakistanis use, and either link leads to the same programme.
Questions people actually ask
Daraz affiliate commission — FAQ
Take the order value, multiply it by the category commission rate, add that up over the month, then reduce it by returns and cancellations — because commission is confirmed only after the return window ends. Payout is monthly once the balance reaches about $25, paid in rupees at the prevailing rate. Example: 50 fashion orders at Rs 3,000 and 8% is Rs 12,000 gross; at 25% returns, Rs 9,000 is kept.
No single settled table is published. 2026 guides report fashion and beauty at 4–12%, home and living at 2–10%, sports and fitness at 5–8%, kids and baby at 4–7%, groceries and FMCG at 1–5%, and electronics and mobiles at 1–3%. This calculator defaults to the middle of each reported range and every rate is editable — your affiliate dashboard is the only figure that governs what you are actually paid.
Guides disagree. Lilachbullock and Daraz’s Bangladesh help pages say 7 days, while Topicearn, Way2Earning and a 2026 Blogspot guide say 30 days for Pakistan. If a buyer clicks and purchases after the window, the sale earns nothing — so this calculator counts only sales, not clicks, unless you use the traffic estimator.
Monthly, once the balance crosses about $25 — roughly Rs 7,000 at Rs 280 to the dollar. Commission is held until the return period passes, 2–4 weeks after delivery, and guides report the first payment arriving 10–12 weeks after starting. The payout day is reported as the 15th by some guides and the 20th by others — the dashboard governs.
Yes. Commission is confirmed only after the return window, so a returned or cancelled order pays nothing. Cash-on-delivery returns in Pakistan are reported at 25–40% of orders, which is why this calculator defaults to 25% returns and lets you change it.
Guides agree on bank transfer, JazzCash and Easypaisa, paid in PKR at the prevailing exchange rate once the $25 threshold is crossed. Joining is free, through Daraz’s affiliate portal (affiliate.daraz.pk) or through Involve Asia — guides disagree on which route Pakistanis use, so either link leads to the same programme.
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