Affiliate Program Finder & Commission Checker

Turn a list of company websites into an affiliate program research dataset. Find published commission terms, recurring rewards, cookie duration, affiliate networks, application links and supporting evidence in one export.

Built for affiliate marketers, publishers, creators, partnership teams and agencies that already know which brands they want to research. No website account, external API key or AI subscription required. The Actor never uses AI.

What can I do with this affiliate program finder?

• Build an affiliate program database: enrich your shortlist of SaaS, ecommerce and service websites with program information.
• Compare published affiliate commissions: review percentage and fixed rewards alongside the original wording and applicable qualifiers.
• Research recurring commission programs: identify published recurring rewards for subscription and software offers.
• Check affiliate cookie duration: compare available attribution windows before selecting brands for a campaign.
• Find affiliate application links: prepare a shortlist for manual application without visiting every website yourself.
• Research affiliate networks: see the networks associated with programs in your target list.
• Refresh a partnership CRM: revisit your prospect list regularly and update supporting URLs and observation dates.
• Support publisher monetization audits: research the brands mentioned in your existing content and identify potential commercial relationships.

Quick start

1. Paste company websites or known affiliate program URLs into Websites to check.
2. Start the Actor.
3. Review the Overview, Evidence and Coverage dataset views.
4. Export JSON, CSV or Excel, or pass the results into your automation workflow.

{
  "websites": [
    "https://www.hubspot.com/partners/affiliates",
    "https://www.semrush.com/"
  ]
}

You can enter bare domains such as semrush.com. Supply between 1 and 1,000 websites per run. Duplicate normalized URLs are checked once. For larger lists, split your websites into multiple runs. Each distinct starting URL produces one record; providing both a homepage and a program URL can therefore produce two records for the same company.

What data do I get?

Data	Useful fields
Website identity	recordId, inputUrl, websiteUrl, domain, companyName
Research outcome	status, hasProgram, programCount, warnings, errorCode
Program details	programType, programTitle, programUrl, programAvailability
Commission terms	commissionTerms, commissionText, recurringCommission
Attribution	cookieDays, cookieEvidence
Applications and networks	applicationUrls, networks
Verification	evidence, checkedAt, language, coverage
Additional programs	programs

Top-level program fields describe one program. When several programs are found, programs retains their separate terms and evidence. This avoids treating different offers as a single agreement.

Example output

Illustrative output excerpt, not a promise of any brand's current terms:

{
  "domain": "example.com",
  "status": "found",
  "hasProgram": true,
  "programCount": 1,
  "programType": "affiliate",
  "programUrl": "https://example.com/affiliates",
  "commissionTerms": [
    {
      "type": "percentage",
      "value": 30,
      "currency": null,
      "currencySymbol": null,
      "qualifier": "up_to",
      "evidence": "Earn up to 30% recurring commission for every referral.",
      "sourceUrl": "https://example.com/affiliates"
    }
  ],
  "recurringCommission": true,
  "cookieDays": 90,
  "cookieEvidence": "We use a 90-day tracking cookie.",
  "programAvailability": "not_confirmed",
  "networks": ["PartnerStack"],
  "applicationUrls": ["https://example.partnerstack.com/"],
  "coverage": "limited",
  "warnings": []
}

Understand the result status

Status	Meaning
found	A relevant program was identified. Review its evidence and any coverage warnings.
not_found	No qualifying program was found in this check. This does not prove that the company has no program.
inconclusive	Available information was insufficient for a dependable conclusion.
error	The website could not be checked successfully.

null means unavailable or unconfirmed, not zero. A dollar symbol alone does not establish which dollar currency applies. A published maximum is labeled up_to; it is not a guaranteed payout. Commission observations can refer to different tiers or qualifying actions—read the accompanying evidence before comparing them.

Practical workflows

SaaS affiliate research

Add the software vendors you cover in a newsletter or comparison site. Review recurringCommission, commissionTerms and cookieDays to build a candidate list for your monetization plan.

Ecommerce creator partnerships

Check the brands in your content calendar. Review affiliate and ambassador programs, then use applicationUrls to apply yourself. This Actor does not submit applications or contact companies.

Affiliate agency prospect qualification

Enrich a client-provided brand list with program URLs and networks. Route confirmed findings to a partnership CRM and send inconclusive results for manual review.

Competitor program benchmarking

Run the same company list on a schedule. Keep each run's dataset in your database and compare recordId, terms and timestamps. Change detection and notifications can be configured in your integration workflow.

Integrate with n8n, Make, Zapier and Google Sheets

• n8n: trigger the Actor, wait for completion, read the dataset and route records by status.
• Make: send your brand list to Apify and append completed results to Google Sheets or a CRM.
• Zapier: connect a completed Apify run to your reporting or review workflow.
• Google Sheets / Excel: use the Overview export for shortlists; retain JSON for nested terms and evidence.
• API and data pipelines: start a run through Apify and retrieve its default dataset after completion. Use recordId as an input-specific key across repeated runs.

The Actor's input and output are structured for automation tools and assistants. Its execution does not use generative AI, models or paid enrichment services.

Pricing

Consult the Pricing tab for the active rate. When pay-per-event pricing is enabled, a website analysis is charged for found and not_found results. Inconclusive checks and website errors do not incur the website-analysis charge. Any Actor-start fee is listed separately. Your Apify run spending limit is respected.

Frequently asked questions

Can I search by niche keyword? Supply websites you want to research. This Actor is intended for brand-list enrichment. You can use the website column from an existing prospecting dataset as input.

Does it support every website and language? English-language program descriptions are the supported use case. Websites worldwide can be supplied, but access restrictions, limited visible content and other languages may reduce coverage. Results explicitly report these limitations. Program conditions hidden behind login are unavailable.

Does “found” mean applications are open? No. programAvailability is not_confirmed unless a closure is explicitly observed, in which case it is closed. Finding a program or application URL does not guarantee acceptance.

Are all commission values comparable? No. Programs can advertise tiered rewards, trial bonuses and recurring commissions with different conditions. The evidence belongs with the numeric value. Always confirm the current agreement before applying or promoting an offer.

Can I schedule regular checks? Yes. Save an Apify task and schedule recurring runs. Each run delivers a fresh dataset. Retain historical datasets in your own workflow to compare changes.

Where do I find run details? The output includes a run-summary link. Use the Coverage view to identify records that need another check. Contact the developer through the Actor's Issues tab with a run ID and a short description of the problem.