EarningByAI is reader-supported, and this page is where we’re honest about how that actually works: which AI and software affiliate programs we’ve researched and consider worth applying to, what they pay (where that’s actually confirmed), and — just as important — which AI tools you’ll see reviewed on this site that don’t have a public affiliate program at all, however often people ask.
How We Picked These
Every program below is one we’d actually recommend to someone in this niche — AI tools, remote work, freelancing, YouTube — not just whichever pays the highest commission. Where we could confirm a number on the program’s own page, we say so. Where a figure only shows up on a third-party aggregator site, we say that instead, because those numbers go stale. As of this writing, EarningByAI has not yet joined any of the programs below; this is our research, not a list of live partnerships. Once we apply and get accepted, we’ll update this page, and the affiliate links you see elsewhere on the site will say so per our Affiliate Disclosure.
AI & Software Affiliate Programs Worth Applying To
Hostinger
Hosting is the one affiliate category almost every online-business article touches eventually, and Hostinger’s program is about as low-friction as they come: free signup, no network account needed. Its official page lists commissions starting at 40% and scaling higher with sales volume — confirmed directly from Hostinger, not a third party.
Semrush
Semrush runs its affiliate program through the Impact network rather than in-house. Third-party listings put the payout around $200 per new subscription on some plans, but that figure varies by plan and region and isn’t confirmed on Semrush’s own page — worth verifying on the actual Impact listing before quoting it anywhere else.
Notion
Notion’s program runs through Reditus. Reported figures (again, not confirmed directly on notion.com) put it around $50 per signup plus a share of first-year revenue. It fits naturally with AI-productivity and business-tooling content.
Fiverr
Directly on-topic for freelancing and online-careers content. Fiverr Partnerships runs a CPA model that’s historically paid up to $150 per qualified sale depending on the service category — a figure that needs re-checking against Fiverr’s current terms before it’s promised to anyone.
Jasper AI
A commonly compared name in AI writing. Jasper runs its own in-house affiliate program, but we haven’t yet confirmed a commission figure directly from its affiliate terms page — that’s next on the research list before this one gets promoted anywhere on the site.
ConvertKit (Kit)
Relevant both to creator/business content and as a possible email tool for this site itself. It historically paid around 30% recurring commission for a fixed period, though that needs re-verifying under the product’s current “Kit” branding.
TubeBuddy, Descript and ElevenLabs are all on our list to research next — each is already reviewed on this site, and each would be a natural fit if a workable program exists.
Two AI Names Everyone Asks About — Neither Has One
The two most-reviewed tools on this entire site are Claude and ChatGPT, so an affiliate relationship with either would be the easiest, most relevant one we could have. Neither one has a public affiliate program.
- Claude (Anthropic) has no public individual affiliate program. Anthropic runs a “Claude Partner Network” aimed at consultancies and system integrators, not content creators or bloggers.
- ChatGPT (OpenAI) has no public content-affiliate program either, despite how often the question comes up.
If that changes, this page will be the first place we update it — but we’d rather tell you plainly that no such link exists than dress up an ordinary review link as something it isn’t.
How Affiliate Programs Like These Actually Work
Programs run two ways: in-house (Hostinger, Fiverr, historically ConvertKit), where you sign up directly on the company’s own site, and network-hosted (Semrush via Impact, Notion via Reditus), where one network account can eventually unlock several unrelated programs at once. Either way, before any of them will actually pay out, expect to provide a bank or PayPal destination and a completed tax form — a W-9 for a US business, a W-8BEN or W-8BEN-E otherwise. Some, especially the network-hosted ones, also ask about your traffic or audience size as part of the application review.
See our Affiliate Disclosure for how we label affiliate links across the site, and our Editorial Policy for how affiliate relationships never change a tool’s score.