impact.com Affiliate Partner Marketplace: Terms

impact.com runs a marketplace where affiliates find brands to promote. Its own page says joining is free and lists how it pays.

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The impact affiliate network is a marketplace run by impact.com. It sits between two groups. One group is brands that want promotion. The other is affiliates who want brands to promote. Its own affiliate page says the marketplace lets you connect directly with top brands that match your audience.

What the impact.com Affiliate Partner Marketplace is

It is impact.com's marketplace for affiliate partners. Its page says you connect with brands there directly.

Who runs it and how the marketplace works

impact.com runs the marketplace. Its page says the brands you connect with match your audience. Read impact.com's own page before you join.

Joining as an affiliate partner

impact.com's affiliate page says joining as an affiliate partner is free. That is what its own page states. It does not tell you which brands will accept you, and no page can promise that.

How and when impact.com pays

The page names the ways money moves. impact.com's affiliate page says it pays by direct transfer, BACS or PayPal, in the currency you choose.

On timing, impact.com's affiliate page says you can withdraw funds on a set day each month or at an established balance threshold. For more on reading payout lines, see how affiliate payouts are sent.

Exclusive promo codes

impact.com's affiliate page says it gives exclusive promo codes that credit you even if another partner promotes your code. That means a code you share can still count for you when someone else posts it too. It is a feature of this marketplace, stated on its own page.

Other affiliate networks to know

impact.com is one network among several. Others include the CJ Affiliate network, the ClickBank affiliate marketplace and the FlexOffers publisher network. Each has its own page on this site. Read each network's own page before you join.

Before you apply anywhere, check how each program tracks your clicks. Start with what a cookie window is.

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