10 Affiliate Programs That Don’t Require a Website (2026)

1ClickBank

ClickBank is one of the oldest affiliate marketplaces, with digital products in niches like health, self-improvement, and making money online. Each vendor sets its own commission. Digital products commonly pay a high percentage per sale, and some offers include recurring subscriptions.

Without a website: ClickBank says you can succeed as an affiliate through organic social, paid ads, email marketing, YouTube, or communities like Reddit and Quora.

Watch out: quality varies a lot between products. Check refund rates and sales pages before promoting, and follow each ad platform’s rules if you use paid traffic.

2JVZoo

JVZoo focuses on digital marketing products, software, and training, often with launch-day promotions. It’s free to join with no monthly fees. There’s a one-time $5 identity check to unlock payouts. You request approval from each vendor for the products you want to promote, and you can negotiate custom commission rates with vendors directly.

Without a website: explain your channel (YouTube, email list, social account) in your approval request. Vendors are more likely to approve affiliates who show how they’ll promote.

Watch out: new accounts with no sales history may be declined for some products, or have commissions held at first. Start with vendors that offer instant approval. Unsure between the two big marketplaces? Read our ClickBank vs JVZoo comparison.

3Digistore24

Digistore24 is a global marketplace for digital products, courses, and some physical products. Vendors set commissions for each offer.

Without a website: Digistore24’s own blog says you can “start promoting affiliate products even without having your own domain set up,” using social media, email, YouTube, paid ads, or online communities.

Watch out: as with any marketplace, research the vendor. Look at the sales page, refund policy, and product reviews before recommending anything.

4Systeme.io

Systeme.io is an all-in-one tool for funnels, email marketing, and online courses, with a free plan. That makes it an easy recommendation for beginners.

• Commission: 60% on every sale, paid every month for as long as your referral stays subscribed.
• Cookie: lifetime. Referrals are tagged to you permanently.
• Joining: anyone can join. You don’t need to be a customer, and there’s no application or approval.
• Payouts: monthly via PayPal or wire transfer, with a $30 minimum.

Watch out: because many people use its free plan, your referrals may not upgrade right away. Show viewers how to use the paid features that actually help them.

5Amazon Associates

Amazon sells almost everything, and shoppers already trust it, which helps conversions. Commission rates depend on the product category.

• Accepted platforms: Facebook (open groups and fan pages, not personal profiles), Instagram, Twitter (X), YouTube, TikTok and Twitch, plus eligible mobile apps and Alexa Skills.
• Audience: your account must be public and established, with “in most cases, at least 500” organic followers or likes.
• Approval: you must make three qualifying sales within 180 days. Your own purchases don’t count.

Watch out: Amazon doesn’t allow its affiliate links in emails, and Pinterest isn’t on its accepted sign-up list. Read the Operating Agreement before you start.

6TikTok Shop Affiliate

TikTok Shop lets creators tag products in videos and LIVE streams and earn a commission when viewers buy without leaving the app.

• US requirements: you must be at least 18, based in the US, have at least 1,000 followers, and pass identity verification.
• Pilot period: creators under 5,000 followers start in a 30-day pilot with limits on how many shoppable videos and LIVEs they can post.

Watch out: requirements differ by country and change often. Check TikTok Shop’s creator center for your market.

7YouTube Shopping Affiliate Program

YouTube Shopping lets eligible creators tag products from partner brands in videos, Shorts, and live streams.

• Eligibility: your channel must be in the YouTube Partner Program.
• Countries: available to creators in Argentina, Brazil, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, the United States and Vietnam.
• Not eligible: music channels and channels set as Made for Kids.

Watch out: until you reach the Partner Program, use regular affiliate links from other programs in your video descriptions instead.

8GetResponse

GetResponse is an email marketing and automation platform with a tiered affiliate program.

• Commission: 40% recurring for 12 months to start, rising to 50% after 50 sales and 60% after 100 sales.
• Cookie: 90 days.
• Channels: GetResponse lets affiliates promote through a website, blog, YouTube channel, social media profiles, or directly to clients.
• Approval: the team reviews your channels and audience, usually within 72 hours.

9Kit (formerly ConvertKit)

Kit is an email platform built for creators, so it’s a natural fit if your audience makes content.

• Commission: 50% for each customer’s first 12 months.
• Status tiers: with 10, 50 or 100+ referrals a year, you earn an extra 10%, 15% or 20% recurring after each customer’s first 12 months.
• Joining: you apply through PartnerStack.

Watch out: referrals from paid ads (like pay-per-click) don’t count toward Kit’s status tiers.

10Semrush

Semrush is a leading SEO and marketing platform. Its program runs on Impact.com.

• Commission: $100–$300 per sale and $10 for every free trial.
• Cookie: 120 days.
• Social requirements: social channels need “a significant number of organic followers/likes/views (typically at least 1,000).” Websites need at least 1,000 monthly visitors.

Watch out: Semrush doesn’t allow promotion through forums, browser extensions, mobile apps, or coupon and cashback sites. Build your following first, then apply.