Reference

Glossary

The words Slice uses.

  • Advertiser: a business that runs a program and pays for results.
  • Publisher: a creator, site or person who promotes programs and earns commission.
  • Business: an advertiser organization with its team and billing. It can own several products.
  • Product: something a business sells, with its own website, tracking and test mode. Publishers apply per product.
  • Campaign: a product's commission rules. Every product has a default campaign; launch campaigns override it for a date window.
  • Channel: where a publisher promotes: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, newsletter, podcast, website.
  • Commission: what the publisher earns for a conversion. Never reduced by the Slice fee.
  • Slice fee: Slice's fee, charged to the advertiser on top of the commission.
  • Conversion: a tracked action (sale, lead, signup) attributed to a publisher.
  • Validation period: the returns period + 7 days (at most 67) during which a conversion is pending.
  • Test mode: a per-product sandbox whose conversions never create money.