Find affiliate programs related to your audience and content. Compare published commission terms, application requirements and source links before you apply.
An affiliate program finder identifies merchants whose products match the people you reach, then organizes the public terms needed to assess a possible partnership. Audience relevance matters alongside commission rates.
Public program listings can be incomplete or outdated. Verify current terms on the merchant’s official page before applying. A listing does not establish acceptance, payment eligibility, available inventory or expected earnings.
Start from the audience and verify the terms before applying.
Specify your niche, audience location, publishing channel and products you can credibly discuss.
Review the commission basis, recurring-payment rules, attribution window and published exclusions.
Open the official program page, confirm eligibility and prepare questions about missing terms.
For creators, publishers and agencies evaluating referral partnerships.
Shortlist relevant products rather than ranking programs only by the advertised rate.
Keep percentage commissions, flat bounties and recurring fees in separate columns.
Gather your publishing context and the questions needed before committing to a program.
Check the merchant and its offer before deciding what to recommend.
Illustrative example using fictional data. Two fictional software programs for a business newsletter.
Clarify recurring duration
Ask Program A how long the commission continues and whether renewals qualify.
Confirm qualification rules
Ask Program B which purchases qualify and when approval is granted.
Do not rank by rate alone
Neither sample contains enough information to calculate expected earnings.
Illustrative terms only. Live research includes official URLs and dates checked.
Turn a reviewed shortlist into an application checklist.
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NotionCheck the merchant and its offer before deciding what to recommend.
Include rates when publicly available, preserving the basis, currency and stated conditions. Missing terms remain unknown.
This task researches programs and prepares a shortlist. Applications require your review and a separate instruction.
No. Acceptance, qualified referrals, exclusions and payout rules are governed by the merchant’s current terms.
You can explore this page and its illustrative example for free. Research runs in your signed-in Okou account and uses available credits. Data availability and usage limits apply.
Okou also has the company research tool, the similar company finder and the influencer profile audit.
Turn a reviewed shortlist into an application checklist.
