The full directory — all 493 programs
Every program's terms in one file. Affiliates use it to choose what to promote; companies with a program use it to see what the programs they compete with pay. 50 programs are free to read on this site; the other 443 are only in the file.
Running an affiliate program?
Check your terms against the programs that compete for the same affiliates. The file groups every program by category, so your category is one section: what each program pays, whether it recurs and for how long, the cookie window, the minimum payout and how it pays — and which of those it leaves unstated.
The largest sections are Productivity (87 programs), Design (48) and CMS & site builders (45).
What is in it
- All 493 programs, not the 50 shown here.
- Every field — commission, recurring or one-time and for how long, cookie window, minimum payout, payout method, network, and notes on anything unusual.
- The source URL for every record, so any figure can be checked against the vendor's own page in one click.
- The date each record was read. Terms change; a figure without a date is a guess with a number on it.
- CSV and PDF. The CSV is what you filter and sort. The PDF is what you read.
- 12 months of agent access. A key that lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client read every record, including those added or corrected after you buy. How it connects.
Why it is worth $29
Assembling this by hand means finding 493 vendor program pages — which sit at a dozen different URLs and have to be found by trying them — then reading each one and writing down what it actually says. It took a sweep of 1,416 candidate domains and 26,933 requests to turn up 399 of them, and roughly one domain in four yielded a usable record.
The part that does not show up in a row count: 39% of material fields are not published by the vendors at all, and 38 programs state no commission rate anywhere. Which vendors are silent is the part a scraped list cannot give you: a pattern-matcher writes down a plausible number instead of nothing. Measured on this data, the naive version got 11% of the figures it was willing to publish wrong.
What it is not
- Not a lead list. No personal contact data — company pages and published terms only.
- Not a ranking. No vendor pays to be in it and no vendor can pay to change a figure.
- Not a subscription. One payment, one file, current as of the dates in it. The agent key lasts 12 months and does not renew.
Find a figure that is wrong and the directory is yours
Not a discount — the whole file, free. This directory makes exactly one claim: every figure was read off the vendor's own page and is dated. Anything that proves the claim false is worth more than $29, so it is priced that way.
What counts: the vendor's page contradicts what is published here, and the reason is that we misread it. Email support@affiliateprogramterms.com with the program and the page. Every record carries the URL it came from, so it takes a minute to settle.
What does not: a vendor changing their terms after the date on the record. That is staleness, not error — it is the reason every entry is dated, and the reason a re-check tool exists. Send those too; they get fixed and they are genuinely useful. They just are not us being wrong.