What you're promoting
Fungokiller is a foot and nail care spray sold in Poland to people bothered by fungal-looking skin and nails, offered on Profit Ninja as a 16.8 USD CPA.
Fungokiller comes as a spray applied to the feet and around the toenails. Polish product listings describe plant-based and antiseptic-type ingredients such as propolis, thyme extract, tea tree oil, aloe and undecylenic acid, though formulas vary between sources and the official lander is the reference. The advertiser positions it around fresh, comfortable feet and the appearance of skin and nails. Fungal infections are medical conditions, so the product must be presented as care, not as a cure, and persistent symptoms belong with a doctor or pharmacist.
Foot care is an evergreen problem-solution angle in Poland, with demand rising in spring and summer, when sandals, pools and gyms come back into daily life. The offer pays 16.8 USD per qualified sale, Poland only, on non-incentive traffic. Polish advertorials, native ads and health or lifestyle content usually perform well, but avoid close-up medical photos that platforms reject and claims like kills fungus in 7 days. Payouts follow Profit Ninja's roughly 48-hour cycle, and a dedicated account manager can suggest compliant creatives.
✅ Allowed traffic: Banners, Emails, SEO, Paid search (PPC, SEM), Popunder/Clickunder, POP, PUSH
⛔ Denied traffic: SMS
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Fungokiller — frequently asked questions
What is Fungokiller?
A foot and nail care spray sold in Poland, positioned by the advertiser for people concerned about the look and comfort of their feet and toenails.
What does it contain?
Polish listings mention propolis, thyme, tea tree oil, aloe and undecylenic acid, but versions differ. Always use the ingredient list from the official lander.
Can I say it cures athlete's foot or nail fungus?
No. Describe it as a care product and suggest seeing a doctor or pharmacist for persistent symptoms.
What is the payout?
16.8 USD per qualified sale (CPA), Poland only.
When is the best season for foot-care offers?
Spring and summer, when people switch to open shoes, swim more often and pay closer attention to their feet.
Which traffic is accepted?
Non-incentive traffic such as native ads, Polish advertorials and health or lifestyle content. Graphic close-ups should be avoided.
