Eneba
Eneba is a marketplace for game keys, gift cards, software licences and account top-ups, sold at a discount by third-party sellers.
- Market Place
- gaming
What it is
Eneba is a marketplace for game keys, gift cards, software licences and account top-ups, sold at a discount by third-party sellers. Buyers are mostly PC and console gamers looking for cheap keys.
The deal
The published rate is a band rather than a fixed number, and Eneba does not tie the band to any stated volume threshold — where you land in it is settled with an affiliate manager. It says the rate can rise for partners who stick around, but publishes nothing about how much or what it takes. Order values on game keys and top-ups are low, so this is a volume play. The month-long cookie covers everything the buyer purchases inside the window, not just the first order, which helps on a site people return to repeatedly.
Getting paid
Earnings sit in an affiliate balance you can draw down at any time rather than waiting for a monthly run. Bank transfer and PayPal are both offered, and you can take the balance as Eneba wallet credit instead, which sidesteps payment fees if you buy on the site anyway. Eneba’s own FAQ asks about a minimum withdrawal and then leaves the amount blank, so treat the threshold as unpublished.
The rules
Eneba says only that applicants need a qualifying website, content channel or mobile app, with the detailed requirements inside the application form itself. It publishes no rules on paid search, brand bidding, coupon traffic or self-referral on the affiliate page, and its separate affiliate terms document sits behind an account login.