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Affiliate program finder
Paste a website to find out whether it pays affiliates: its program page, the affiliate software on the site and any refer-a-friend offer.
What it does
An affiliate program finder checks a website for signs of an affiliate or partner program: links to an /affiliates or /partners page, affiliate software like Rewardful, FirstPromoter, PartnerStack, Impact or Tolt loaded on the page, and refer-a-friend offers. When we've already broken the site down, it also shows what the report found about its affiliates.
How to use it
- Paste a websiteA domain like heygen.com or a page's link.
- We read its homepageOur server loads the public page once and looks for affiliate and referral links, program wording and the scripts affiliate software leaves.
- See its programThe program page, the tool that tracks it and any referral offer, plus what our report found about its affiliates when we have one.
Questions
How do you find a site's affiliate program?
We look for links to affiliate, partner, ambassador and creator-program pages, wording like 'become an affiliate' or 'earn 30% commission', and scripts from affiliate software (Rewardful, FirstPromoter, Tolt, PromoteKit, PartnerStack, Impact, Tapfiliate).
It says nothing was found, but I know they have one
Some programs live on a separate site (impact.com, a PartnerStack page) or aren't linked from the homepage. A full report also searches creators' video descriptions for affiliate codes.
Can I see who promotes a product?
Not in this free check. A growth report finds the creators linking to it with affiliate codes, how big they are and how often they post about it.
Is it free?
Yes, a few dozen checks a day, with no sign-up.
Get the full breakdown
This tool reads one page. A report checks every channel (Google, YouTube, TikTok, Reddit, Meta and Google ads, affiliates, the App Store) and shows where the users come from.
Every channel our AI checks, with a source for each finding. Plans from $20/month.