Logzz is a Brazilian platform for physical products sold with cash on delivery: the buyer orders online and only pays when the product arrives, in cash, Pix or card. The product owner keeps the stock with Logzz, Logzz picks and delivers it — within 24 hours in state capitals, according to the company — and the affiliate earns a commission on every delivered order, without buying or storing inventory.
Why so many people buy when they only pay at the door
For online shoppers in Brazil, the biggest fear is paying and never receiving the product. Cash on delivery removes that fear: the product arrives, the buyer checks it and only then pays. That is what makes physical products sell to people who have never heard of the brand — and why the model attracts so many affiliates. The flip side exists too: a buyer who isn't home, or changes their mind at the door, doesn't pay, and that order never becomes commission.
Cash on Delivery (COD) is the model where the buyer pays at the moment they receive the product, on the courier's card machine. The sale only exists once the product is delivered and paid for — an order on its own is not yet a sale.
Who does what inside Logzz?
Logzz organizes the operation around four roles:
- Product owners and brands: keep their stock in the Logzz network and set price, offers and commission.
- Affiliates: pick products from the showcase, promote them and earn a commission per delivered order, with no inventory.
- Manufacturers and importers: make their catalog available to sellers.
- Partner logistics units: store, pick and deliver, and get paid per order handled.
The path of an order, from click to commission
- The buyer arrives through the affiliate's link and places the order on the offer's checkout.
- Logzz picks the product from the nearest stock and ships it.
- The buyer receives it and pays the courier.
- The commission lands in the affiliate's balance and is released for withdrawal 14 days later.
The affiliate pays no storage, no handling and no fee for completed deliveries — those costs belong to the product owner. The fees the affiliate does pay, and how much is left of each commission, are in how much Logzz affiliates earn.
According to Logzz itself, the platform has operated since 2023 and has delivered more than 5 million products, with more than 600,000 registered users and more than R$ 300 million in commissions paid out.
Frequently asked questions
Does Logzz deliver all over Brazil?
Logzz says it sells anywhere in the country, but cash on delivery depends on the product sitting in stock that serves the buyer's city. That is why the showcase lets you filter products by stock in each region.
What is the difference between Logzz and Coinzz?
Both belong to the same group. Logzz handles logistics and cash on delivery; Coinzz is the checkout and payments platform, with features such as order bumps and upsells, connected to Logzz logistics.
Do I need inventory to sell on Logzz?
Not as an affiliate. The stock belongs to the product owner and sits in the Logzz network; the affiliate only promotes. To get started, see how to become a Logzz affiliate.
Planning to promote with Google Ads? Most products in the showcase have only a checkout, no sales page. See how to sell Logzz products with Google Ads.
Read next
- How to become a Logzz affiliate and get paid out
- How to choose a product on Logzz without losing orders
- How much Logzz affiliates earn: fees, timing and withdrawals
- How to sell Logzz products with Google Ads, no sales page
Sources
Information about Logzz checked on October 25, 2026, on the official pages below (in Portuguese).
- Logzz website: business model, platform roles and company figures
- Coinzz website: relationship with Logzz
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