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You bring your own affiliate account and your own tracking code, so you get paid directly by your affiliate program — the same as if you had embedded their tag yourself. We never sit between you and that payment.
Whatever schedule and terms your affiliate program uses — that's entirely between you and them. We don't hold, delay, or forward any of it.
Yes — every embed format works with no account and no commitment, so you can test it on a real page first. It'll use a placeholder tracking code of ours until you register your own affiliate account. Once you sign up and add the same site to your account, we connect any traffic already recorded for it to you.
See the pricing page for exact numbers. Every tier serves 100% of ad slots with your own affiliate code within its monthly view limit — paid tiers mainly raise that limit, extend how far back your stats go, and unlock extras like full statistics and submitting your own affiliate programs. Going over the limit doesn't cut you off; see the next question for what it actually means.
Right now, nothing — we're not enforcing this yet while we're still in alpha and learning real usage patterns. Once we do, going over the free tier's limit will mean a share of the overflow ad slots (30% on Free, tapering down on paid tiers, 0% on Unlimited) get served with our own tracking code instead of yours, to help fund the service. It will never affect the slots within your plan's limit.
They're fully priced and specced on the pricing page, but we're opening them gradually while still in alpha. Register your interest there and we'll reach out once they're open for signup — in the meantime, Starter covers everything except the very highest tiers of scale.
We think so: one embed instead of several, one dashboard instead of switching between affiliate portals, and matching that tries to find the best-fitting ad for each page rather than a purely random one — an ad for a web hosting affiliate does much better on a site about web development than on one about shoes, and vice versa. That work is what the subscription fee covers, on top of running the service itself.
Because nothing changes hands through us — you're paid directly by your own affiliate account, so there's nothing for us to withhold. What we do charge for is visible in your own dashboard: the same stats we'd see, you see too.
You register your own affiliate program accounts with us, and we serve ads from them through a single embed on your site, picking a fitting one per request instead of you hand-picking each placement. Because your own tracking code is attached, you're paid by that affiliate program directly, just as if you'd embedded their tag yourself — we're the layer that decides what to show and gives you unified stats, not a party in the payment itself.
No, and getting into every affiliate program isn't always up to us — plenty reject applications for reasons that have nothing to do with how good a fit we are. Rather than waiting on that, our approach is to add a program and only pull it back down if the provider objects or their terms turn out not to allow it.
On Starter and up, add it yourself — that's exactly why self-service affiliate submission exists, since we can't get accepted everywhere ourselves. On the free tier, send us a message through contact and we'll see what we can do.
With the correct referrer policy set up on your side (see the docs), we know which page an ad is loading on, and can use that to match it to a relevant affiliate and product instead of a random pick — a page about shoes might get an ad for Nike or Adidas rather than one for web hosting.
Yes, always — matching only kicks in when you don't specify something. Name the exact affiliate, product, or keyword you want directly in the URL and that always wins; see Url parts in the docs for the full syntax.
Script, image with a separate link, iframe, a raw HTML fetch for server-side use, and a plain redirect link — see Methods for how each one works. Pick whichever fits your page, or mix formats across your site.
Yes — once you're logged in, there's a Support section where you can open a ticket (bug, question, suggestion, or anything else), and reply back and forth with us until it's resolved. Mark it private if you'd rather it stay just between us; otherwise, once it's closed, we may publish it as a public help entry others can search.
Partially. We can't fill in a discount code on your visitor's behalf, but for ads embedded with a script tag, we plan to copy the code to their clipboard automatically so it's ready to paste in. Not built yet, but it's on the roadmap.
Development started in 2024, and the service is currently in public alpha with a small number of sites testing it live. We're prioritizing getting the core ad-serving and matching right before widening access — see the about page for more.
We're a small team, so we don't match AdSense's scale or feature set yet. What we're betting on instead is affiliate ads that actually fit the page they're on, with no cookies and no consent banner required. If there's something specific you're missing, tell us — being small means we can move on feedback quickly.