Skimlinks
Cashback and link-monetization platforms turn ordinary shopping links into a small commission on each purchase. Skimlinks pays for link monetisation, typically commission — this sits in the middle of the pack — noticeably more than a quick survey, well short of paid research. As always: varies, not guaranteed.
Go to Skimlinks →The specifics
| Category | Cashback |
| Pays for | link monetisation |
| Typical payout | commission (varies, not guaranteed) |
| Approval bar | medium |
| Time / effort | Passive once set up — you shop normally through the link or extension and the commission is tracked automatically. |
| Who it suits | People who already shop online and want a commission back on purchases they were going to make anyway. |
| How it relates to ScrollEarn | Not in ScrollEarn yet — listed so you can compare. |
Frequently asked
What does Skimlinks pay for?
Skimlinks pays for link monetisation. The typical payout is commission, varies, not guaranteed.
How hard is it to get approved for Skimlinks?
Its listed approval bar is "medium" — ScrollEarn does not have this one integrated yet, so you would sign up directly.
Is Skimlinks part of ScrollEarn?
Not in ScrollEarn yet — listed so you can compare.
Related in Cashback
ScrollEarn does not disclose or restate other platforms' revenue splits here — where a split isn't ScrollEarn's own published number, it's undisclosed. Figures above are Skimlinks's own typical payout range as listed publicly, not a ScrollEarn guarantee.