digidip doesn't have a sign-up button. Here's how it actually works, and who owns it now.
Rui Correia Posted
You can’t sign up to digidip. There’s no registration form and no button, and that’s deliberate.
It’s invite-only, and the way in is to ask.
Requesting an invite
There’s a contact form on their site — name, email, website, a message. That’s the whole front door. They vet from there, and their own line is that they can only take publishers who meet both their standards and their advertisers’ quality requirements.
You’ll find a figure of 300,000 monthly visits quoted as the bar in various places. That comes from a third-party article in 2023 and digidip has never published it themselves, so treat it as a rough indication rather than a rule. Ask anyway — the worst outcome is a no.
Who owns digidip now
Worth knowing, because a lot of write-ups still describe it as the independent option.
digidip was acquired by Yieldkit in 2021, which was itself backed by Waterland Private Equity. That group relaunched as mrge in 2022, and digidip now sits alongside Yieldkit, shopping24, SourceKnowledge and MaxBounty under the same roof. digidip GmbH is still a separate legal entity operating under its own name from Berlin, and their own line to publishers is that nothing changes day to day.
None of that is a reason not to use them. It is a reason not to describe them as independent.
What they charge
They don’t publish it. Their terms confirm a revenue share exists but never name a figure, and their FAQ says the amount earned can’t be fixed because too many factors are involved.
In practice that means it’s negotiated per publisher. Ask directly, and ask what it is for your traffic rather than in general.
The payout threshold is published: €100, with anything below that carried into the following month. Payments go out at the end of each month once your balance is confirmed.
Your tracking setup
Once you’re in, the JavaScript lives in the publisher area under Projects — choose your site, then Get JS-Code.
Automatic monetisation, and what it leaves behind
digidip and Skimlinks do broadly the same job — catch the retailer links you haven’t affiliated yourself and monetise them on a revenue share. Both are good at it. Neither touches your own direct relationships, and neither tells you much about what’s happening across everything else you run.
That’s the layer Squirrel adds. The networks and retailers we cover sit in one view alongside your direct accounts, with priority always going to the deals you negotiated yourself.
If you’re not sure which of your links fall into which category, a free link audit will tell you. No account, about a minute.
Common questions
Can I sign up to digidip?
Not directly. It’s invite-only - you request access through their contact form and they review.
Is digidip still independent?
No. It’s been part of the mrge group since 2021, alongside Yieldkit, shopping24, SourceKnowledge and MaxBounty. It still trades under its own name.
What does digidip charge?
They don’t publish a figure. The revenue share is agreed per publisher, so ask what yours would be.
What is the digidip payout threshold?
100 euros. Anything below that rolls into the next month.