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Submit Your AI Affiliate Program

Hand-verified directory entry · Updated September 2026

Use the form below to tell us about your affiliate program and we will come back to you within 24-48 hours. Accepted programs get a hand-verified entry in the AI affiliate programs directory, with commission rate, cookie duration and payment terms checked against your own affiliate page.

Every submission is read by Alston Antony. Programs that are not open for sign-ups, or whose terms are not documented anywhere we can check, are set aside. Your details are handled under our privacy policy. Prefer email? alston@zplatform.ai

What a directory entry is worth

An affiliate program is only as good as the affiliates who find it. Here is what this particular page does for that.

Read by people looking for a program to join, not a tool to buy

The affiliate directory answers a different query from the rest of the site: somebody who already knows they want to promote AI tools and is choosing between programs. That is a much shorter distance to a signup than a general tool search, and it is the only page on zPlatform serving that intent.

Your terms verified, so affiliates believe them

Commission rate, cookie duration and payment terms are read off your own affiliate page and checked before anything publishes. An unverified rate on a random blog convinces nobody. A checked one, sitting next to your competitors, does the arguing for you.

Ranked next to the programs you are competing with

Programs sit in one ranked article covering 96 verified programs across 13 categories. Being absent from it is the problem: an affiliate comparing options in your category simply never sees you.

Structured for the question people actually ask

Entries are written so answer engines can lift a specific figure when somebody asks what a program pays or how long its cookie lasts. That is the shape those engines quote, and it is not what a marketing page gives them.

Any network, including your own

PartnerStack, Impact, ShareASale, Rewardful, FirstPromoter, CJ, Awin, or an in-house portal you built yourself. All we need is a URL an affiliate can sign up on.

Kept current for as long as it is listed

Commission structures change. Email the new terms and the entry is re-verified and re-dated. A directory full of stale rates is worse than no directory, so this is maintenance, not an upsell.

Nothing on this page buys directory position. Programs in the article are ordered by Domain Rating, and there is no override. There is also no sponsored slot on the directory to buy, at any price.

What gets listed, and what gets set aside

Five checks, applied to every submission the same way. Where a program does not clear them you get told which one it missed.

  • The program is open for sign-ups today

    No waitlists, no "coming soon" programs, no closed betas. An affiliate has to be able to join it now.

  • AI is core to the product

    The tool or platform the program promotes needs AI at the centre of what it does, not as a homepage label.

  • Commission terms are publicly documented

    Rate, payment terms and cookie duration have to be verifiable somewhere: your affiliate page, a public knowledge base, or a network profile. If we cannot check it, we cannot publish it.

  • No inflated earnings claims

    Programs advertising unrealistic affiliate income are set aside. The directory is read by people deciding where to spend their promotion effort.

  • A working sign-up URL

    A page an affiliate can actually click through and register on, whether that is your portal or a network listing.

What happens after you hit submit

  1. 1
    You send the form. Product name, product URL, affiliate program URL, category, and a sentence or two on what the product does.
  2. 2
    We acknowledge it. A reply from Alston within 48 hours on weekdays confirming it arrived and whether it clears the criteria above.
  3. 3
    Terms get verified. Commission rate, cookie duration and payment terms are read off your own affiliate page. If something there is unclear, you get an email asking rather than a guess in the directory.
  4. 4
    The entry publishes. It goes into the ranked affiliate programs article within 10 business days, with your category and a direct sign-up link, and you get the URL by email.
  5. 5
    It stays current. Email alston@zplatform.ai whenever your terms change and the entry is re-verified and re-dated.

Other ways to get in front of the same readers

A directory entry covers the affiliate-recruitment intent. These cover the rest.

List the product itself

An affiliate program and the product behind it are different listings. The tool gets a verified-facts profile on the AI tools board through /submit-ai-tool/. Most founders do both.

Get interviewed

A published founder interview on /interviews/ covering why you built it and where it goes next, with founder and company entity markup. Request one at /submit-interview-request/.

Commission real coverage

A hands-on review, a video demo or a dedicated guide, all researched and written by a named human. Quoted by email on /advertise/. Verdicts stay independent.

Submitting an AI Affiliate Program: FAQ

How do I submit my affiliate program?

Use the form at the top of this page. Enter your name and email, the product name, its URL, your affiliate program URL, the category, and a sentence or two on what the product does. Alston acknowledges every submission within 48 hours on weekdays, and accepted programs publish in the directory within 10 business days.

Where exactly does my program appear?

In the ranked AI affiliate programs article at https://zplatform.ai/best-ai-tools/best-ai-affiliate-programs/, alongside 96 verified programs across 13 categories, with your commission rate, cookie duration, payment terms, category and a direct sign-up link. There are no separate per-program pages: that structure was retired in August 2026, and this page does not pretend otherwise.

What details do I need to have ready?

The product name and URL, your affiliate program URL, your email, a category, and a short description. Network name and commission terms are optional on the form because we read them off your affiliate page ourselves. If something there is unclear or missing, you get an email asking rather than a guess in the directory.

Can I get my program placed higher in the directory?

Not through this form. Programs in the article are ordered by Domain Rating, and there is no override. There is also no sponsored slot on the directory to buy, at any price.

Do you take programs on PartnerStack, Impact, ShareASale, Rewardful, or in-house networks?

Any network is eligible, including one you built yourself. The only requirement is a URL an affiliate can click through and sign up on.

Will my submission definitely get listed?

No. Programs that fail the criteria on this page are set aside, and you get told which check they missed. The most common reason for a decline is commission terms that are not documented anywhere we can verify.

Can I update my entry after it publishes?

Yes. Email alston@zplatform.ai with what changed - a new rate, a different cookie window, a network migration, a payment-terms change - and the entry is re-verified against your page and re-dated. We do not hand over editing access, because the value of the entry is that somebody checked it.

My AI tool already has a lifetime deal. Can I submit both?

Yes, and they are separate things. The affiliate program comes through this form. The product itself goes through the AI tool submission form, which is also where a lifetime deal gets flagged for the deals roundup.

My product is not SaaS. Can I still submit?

As long as it is AI-related and has a genuine affiliate program, yes. Digital products, courses, and agencies running AI tooling have all been listed.

How are the commission terms verified?

By hand, against your own affiliate page, network profile or public knowledge base - not against what the form says. That is deliberate: the only reason an affiliate would trust the directory enough for a listing in it to be worth having is that somebody checked the numbers before publishing them.