Ministry Of Cannabis

20% excluding tax and shipping on paid, shipped orders; €100 minimum and payment described as 30 days after request.

At a glance

• Published rate: 20% of eligible order value, excluding taxes and shipping.
• Qualifying order: Paid and shipped, under the program’s definition.
• Withdrawal: €100 minimum; payment described as 30 days after request.

Ministry of Cannabis offers direct affiliation for its seed store. We like a clearly identified merchant and catalog for a specialized publisher, especially when the program explains which orders count. The standard rate is public, but your editorial job is still to describe the store accurately and reach an audience in a suitable market. A commission percentage cannot make an irrelevant recommendation useful.

Help readers assess the merchant

A useful store review can cover the catalog, information on product listings, and ordering conditions. That helps a reader compare merchants without unsupported claims about product outcomes. We would not turn an affiliate review into cultivation instructions or medical promises.

Choose a market where the offer can lawfully be promoted and purchased. The affiliate link does not establish that for every country. Present the seed catalog as the merchant actually sells it, without implying permission to break local rules. Keep the recommendation specific to what the reader can evaluate before placing an order.

Calculate on eligible value, not the checkout total

The program publishes a standard 20% rate excluding shipping and taxes. It defines confirmed orders as paid and shipped. A pending order or an abandoned cart is not the same thing as commissionable revenue.

Hypothetical example: a $60 eligible product value at 20% would generate $12. Taxes and delivery added to the checkout would not automatically increase that calculation. The example is fictional; it is not a typical basket or our performance. The actual withdrawal threshold is €100, so track the program’s own currency balance when assessing payment eligibility.

Measure the placement and the payment separately

The program advertises promotional links, banners, and reporting. We would keep a merchant review separate from a broader comparison in the campaign records. The first can attract brand interest while the second attracts readers actively comparing stores. That difference can help explain the outcome without blaming every fluctuation on the rate.

Payment is described as taking place 30 days after a qualifying request. Reaching the threshold, requesting payment, and receiving it are separate steps. Include all three when planning content costs. A recorded sale may be useful evidence of interest before its commission is ready to withdraw.

Our take

The publicly described sales model is a practical strength for a focused publisher. We would still judge the catalog and audience fit before the commission. Our High Supplies review provides another merchant comparison, while the CBD and cannabis category lists existing programs. Choose a relevant, accurately presented offer and evaluate confirmed sales, rather than promote a broad promise of easy online income.

Public information checked October 8, 2026.