Categories
Every category we track. The ones with no listings yet are shown too, because a gap is a useful thing to know about a directory.
B2B services
187 companies
Agencies, consultancies, freelance marketplaces and business services. Payouts are frequently per qualified lead rather than per sale, which means the advertiser decides what counts as qualified, so the definition matters more than the rate.
Crypto and trading
30 companies
Exchanges, wallets, trading platforms and data tools. Often revenue share on trading fees rather than a fixed payout, which makes earnings variable, and the category with the most jurisdictions excluded from the terms.
Education and learning
71 companies
Tutoring platforms, course marketplaces, language apps and exam prep. Commission is usually a percentage of a first purchase rather than of a subscription, so read the payout terms carefully: a course sold once pays once, while a tutoring subscription may pay for months.
Electronics
30 companies
Consumer tech, components, audio and photography. The lowest percentages in retail affiliate marketing, because margins are thin, offset by high order values. Watch for per-category rate tables rather than one site-wide rate.
Finance and banking
169 companies
Banking, brokerage, insurance and lending offers. Payouts here are often a flat fee per funded account rather than a percentage, approval windows are long, and terms are the most regulated of any category, so expect geo restrictions.
Gaming
13 companies
Games, in-game currency, hardware, servers and subscriptions. A mix of flat bounties per registration and revenue share, with age-gating and country restrictions that are stricter than most categories.
Health and wellness
29 companies
Supplements, fitness, nutrition and mental-health services. Physical products with thin margins pay lower percentages than digital programs, and this is a category where compliance rules about health claims apply to the affiliate too.
Marketing tools
147 companies
SEO suites, email platforms, analytics, CRO and automation tools. Mostly SaaS pricing with recurring or hybrid commission, and a category where affiliates are often also customers, so program terms tend to be publicly documented.
Software and SaaS
218 companies
Business software sold by subscription. This is the category where recurring commission actually exists, and where the difference between a one-time payout and a revenue share over the customer lifetime matters more than the headline rate.
Travel
24 companies
Flights, hotels, car hire, insurance and tours. Commission is a percentage of a booking but it is usually paid after the stay or trip completes, not at booking, so the gap between a conversion and a payout is longer than elsewhere.
VPN and security
105 companies
VPNs, password managers, antivirus and backup. Subscription products with high first-term bounties and long cookie windows, and one of the few categories where multi-year plans are common enough to change the payout materially.
Web hosting and domains
118 companies
Shared hosting, VPS, managed platforms and registrars. Headline rates in hosting are among the highest anywhere, usually as a flat bounty on a first term, and the thing to check is the refund window that the bounty is clawed back inside.
Not covered yet
- Fashion and apparel
- Home and garden
- Pets