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The full directory: all 501 programs

Every program's terms in one file, sourced and dated. For affiliates choosing what to promote, and for program managers checking their terms against the programs competing for the same affiliates.

501 programs · CSV + PDF · free A direct download. No email, no account, no sign-up. Licensed CC BY 4.0: use and republish it freely, with a link to affiliateprogramterms.com.

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No vendor pays to be in it, and no vendor can pay to change a figure. Featured placements on the site are labelled and are not in the file's order or data.

Listing is free. Placement can be bought; terms cannot. Every figure here is read from the company's own page and dated. A featured program is labelled "Featured" and changes nothing in its record or in the order of the list.

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See where your terms stand

Your category is one section of the file. In ten minutes you can sort it by commission, cookie window and how long commission recurs, and see which programs leave terms unstated.

Across all 501 records: median headline commission 25% (of the 380 that state it as a percentage); median cookie 60 days (of the 259 that state a number of days); 294 of 501 pay recurring, 115 of 501 for life.

CategoryPrograms
Hosting43
Email & newsletters31
No-code23
Analytics20
Payments18
Design18
Video & audio35
Productivity73
AI writing13
SEO22
Developer tools23
Proxies & scraping16
CMS & site builders45
Courses & communities18
E-commerce43
Shopping4
CRM & sales22
Support & live chat20
HR & payroll14

Read dates: the records were read 22 Sept 2026–6 Nov 2026; last update 6 Nov 2026.

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What is in it

Why it is worth reading

Assembling this by hand means finding 501 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 the CSV contains

One row per program, these columns in this order:

  1. Program
  2. Category
  3. Commission
  4. Recurring
  5. Recurring months (0 = for life)
  6. Cookie days (0 = never expires)
  7. Minimum payout
  8. Payout method
  9. Network
  10. Notes
  11. Product URL
  12. Program page
  13. Source read
  14. Checked on
  15. Could not re-check (why)
  16. Could not re-check (on)

What it is not

Find a figure that is wrong

This directory makes exactly one claim: every figure was read off the vendor's own page and is dated. What counts as wrong: 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, or request a recheck. Every record carries the URL it came from, so it takes a minute to settle, and the record is corrected and re-dated.

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.