High Supplies

Portal states 15% per sale and a €100 threshold; confirm the rate, eligible base, and withdrawal terms.

At a glance

• Model: Commission on attributed sales.
• Partner portal: Displays 15% per sale and a €100 withdrawal threshold.
• Uncertainty: Other public pages show different figures; confirm the account terms.

High Supplies offers sales-based affiliation for its cannabis-seed store. We would assess it for a specialized publisher reaching a market where the product can legally be promoted and purchased. Before planning a campaign, settle one important detail: the public pages disagree about commission rates and withdrawal thresholds. The highest number on a page is not automatically your accepted deal.

Start with the audience and the actual catalog

A reader comparing stores needs to understand the product listing, ordering conditions, and information available before a purchase. That gives an affiliate publisher a useful editorial task. We would avoid unsupported product outcomes and would not turn this review into cultivation instructions or medical claims.

A specialized recommendation needs a specialized audience. An unrelated banner on a general blog does not establish that fit. Check the relevant market for lawful sale, delivery, and promotion. The existence of an affiliate link does not itself establish any of those permissions.

Resolve the published rate conflict

The partner portal states 15% per sale and a €100 minimum withdrawal. Its FAQ also mentions 15–30% and 20%, while a store FAQ gives different threshold information. We do not select the largest percentage and present it as settled. Ask for the actual commission base, rate, and payment requirements of your account.

Hypothetical example: on an eligible $80 sale, 15% would be $12 and 20% would be $16. Across fifty sales, the assumed rate changes the calculation by $200. This is not High Supplies earnings data. It demonstrates why conflicting rates are worth resolving before committing time or advertising money. The real withdrawal threshold remains denominated in euros.

Test a relevant placement, not the whole website

The program advertises links, banners, and sales reporting. We would begin on a page where this catalog belongs, with a placement you can identify in your records. Follow confirmed and pending sales, and ask about declined transactions when needed.

A percentage is only one input. Eligible order value, approved sales, and the time until payment all affect whether the partnership works. Keep a record of the conditions confirmed by the merchant. The general presentation page and the agreement of an existing account may not be identical.

Our take on High Supplies

We see a possible fit for a focused publisher, with the commercial terms confirmed first. Our Ministry of Cannabis review provides another catalog to assess, and the CBD and cannabis category lists existing partners. A relevant offer with clear terms is more useful than an attractive percentage that cannot yet be reconciled across the merchant’s own pages.

Public information checked October 8, 2026.