How to Choose a Product on Logzz Without Losing Orders

To choose a product on Logzz, start with stock: filter the showcase by the region you'll advertise in, because with cash on delivery the product has to ship from stock that serves the buyer's city. Then compare commission in reais, not in percent, and use the ranking and commissions already paid to see what already sells. The showcase has more than 480 products, with commissions of up to 60%.

Two products from the Logzz showcase: one at R$ 97 with a 60% commission, which looks better, and another at R$ 197 with 40%. In reais, the first pays R$ 58.20 and the second R$ 78.80: more percent, less money. Commissions should be compared in reais, not in percent. — The higher percentage grabs attention; the math in reais decides.

The top-ranked product that doesn't deliver to your region

The most expensive beginner mistake is picking from the top of the ranking and advertising nationwide. If the product is stocked in a single region, faraway buyers wait longer or never receive it — and an order that isn't delivered never becomes commission. The right choice starts with the map, not the commission.

What does the Logzz showcase show for each product?

In the Vitrine de Afiliação tab, each product shows its commission, the total commissions already paid to affiliates, its position in the showcase ranking and a star rating. You can filter by code, name, category and stock in each served region, and sort by today's ranking, newly added products or total sales. Categories range from supplements and capsules to beauty, health and home goods.

How to choose: what to check before requesting affiliation

Stock in the regions you'll target — and geo-target your ads to those regions only.
Commission in reais, not in percent — 60% of a R$ 97 product (R$ 58.20) is less than 40% of a R$ 197 one (R$ 78.80).
Ranking position and commissions paid — a sign the product already sells for other affiliates.
Whether the product has a sales page — and here the opposite of what you'd expect applies: see the tip below.

Sorting by newly added shows products with fewer affiliates competing for the same buyer. Sorting by total sales shows what has already proven it sells. Both are useful: the first to find room, the second to lower risk.

The tip: prefer products with no sales page

It sounds backwards, but that's where the opportunity is. Most products in the showcase only have a checkout, and most affiliates give up on them: without a page that presents the product, the ad doesn't convert, and building one takes work. With fewer affiliates competing for the same buyer, you practically sell the product on your own.

On the left, many affiliates send traffic to the same product that only has a checkout, and the clicks reach the order form and get lost, everyone competing for the same buyer. On the right, one affiliate with a sales page on their own domain, and sales keep coming in: they practically sell on their own. — Where everyone sends the click to the checkout, the affiliate with the sales page gets the buyer.

With AdsX, the missing page is created by AI, automatically, for any product — so the product that scares other affiliates away is exactly the one you put live in the same moment. See how to sell Logzz products with Google Ads, no sales page.