How we check

Every program page on this site is built from the program's own official pages: the affiliate page, the affiliate terms and the pricing page. Nothing is copied from roundups, directories or other third-party lists.

1. Finding the official page

For each AI product, the official affiliate page must be on the brand's own website or on the affiliate platform it uses (PartnerStack, Impact, Rewardful, FirstPromoter, Dub Partners or Tolt). Forum threads, help-centre answers and reseller or agency partner pages aren't treated as an affiliate program.

2. Reading the terms

Each term (commission, recurring period, cookie duration, minimum payout, payout schedule, payment methods, excluded countries and promotion rules) is taken from the official page and saved with the page address and the date it was fetched. A value is kept only if the supporting sentence can be found again on that page.

If the official terms don't state something, the page says "Not stated in the official terms". It never shows a guess, a range or "varies".

3. Review before publishing

Every program is reviewed by hand before its page is published. The "Last checked" date on each page is the date of that review.

4. Weekly rechecks

Official pages are fetched again every week and compared with the last saved copy. When a commission, recurring period, cookie duration, payout term, status or rule changes, the change is reviewed and then added to the program's change history and the changes log.

If a page hasn't been checked for 90 days, it shows a "being rechecked" note.

5. Earnings examples

Earnings examples multiply the stated commission by a plan price from the official pricing page and by the recurring period. They're examples based on public prices, not an income promise. When prices are hidden or vary by region, the example is left out.

6. Program status

• Active: the official program page is live and accepting affiliates.
• Paused or Closed: the official page says so.
• Invite-only: the official page says joining is by invitation.
• No official program: confirmed by an official statement, not assumed from a missing page.
• Unknown: not confirmed yet.

Corrections

If you run one of these programs and a term is out of date, submit a correction with a link to the official page.