Submit an affiliate program
Listings are free, and they are not for sale. Sponsorship cannot buy one — that separation is the whole point of the site.
Want your program seen this week? A sponsored card on the home page is separate from the listing, labelled, and changes nothing here.
Send one thing: the URL
Not the commission rate, not the cookie window. The URL of the vendor's own affiliate program page — the page the terms are printed on, not a blog post, roundup or dashboard.
Every figure published here is read off that page by us. That is the only claim this directory makes, so a figure that arrives in a submission cannot be published on the strength of the submission. If the page doesn't state something, the entry says not stated — which is itself worth knowing.
What happens to it
- The page is fetched and read, with a real browser if it renders by script.
- Any figure you claimed is checked against the page. A claim that isn't on the page is rejected, and the submission is not listed on the strength of it.
- If the page states no terms at all, the program can still be listed, with every field marked not stated. A vendor's silence is a finding.
- If the page can't be reached, nothing is published. An unreadable page is not evidence of anything.
You are welcome to include the figures you believe are correct. They are treated as something to check, never as something to publish — which is why a submission cannot be used to plant a number.
What a listing gets you
A row on the index — name and category, searchable, and at the top of Recently added. Its terms go into the downloadable file.
Probably not a page of its own. 50 of the 493 are published in full on this site. A new listing goes into the paid file.
Nothing is paid for a submission, and the links here carry rel="nofollow" — this is not a way to buy a backlink.
Finding a figure we got wrong is worth considerably more.
Send it
- Checking the address
- Fetching the page
- Seeing what it says
- Adding it to the queue
What gets turned down
- A page about running your own affiliate program rather than joining theirs.
- A partner or reseller hub with no affiliate terms on it.
- A roundup, listicle or blog post — including the vendor's own.
- A program that has closed. Recorded as closed, not listed.