GetResponse Affiliate Program: Terms
What GetResponse's own affiliate page says about its program: who runs it, its commission tiers, its 90-day window, and its monthly payments.
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What you earn from the GetResponse Affiliate Program depends on the sales your links bring in.
What the GetResponse Affiliate Program is
GetResponse runs the GetResponse Affiliate Program. It pays affiliates a share of sales made through their referral links. GetResponse's affiliate page sets out the commission, the tracking window, and the payment schedule. Read that page before you join, because it is the source for every number below.
Who manages the program
GetResponse's affiliate page says PartnerStack manages its affiliate program. That is how GetResponse's own page names the manager of its program.
Commission structure
GetResponse's affiliate page says new affiliates start at 40% commission for 12 months.
The page also gives a higher tier. It says 100 or more sales in 12 months earns 60% commission for 12 months.
Both numbers are what GetResponse's own page states. They are rates, not earnings. What you make depends on your sales, and no one can promise you a figure.
Referral tracking window
GetResponse's affiliate page says a referred visitor can still earn you a commission if they convert within 90 days.
That 90-day span is the window in which a referral counts. For more on how these windows work in general, see what a cookie window is. The rules on that page are general. The 90-day figure here belongs to GetResponse alone.
When payments are sent
GetResponse's affiliate page says payments are released around the 13th of each month.
That is a schedule, not a promise of a set amount. For how payout schedules and minimums work across programs, see how affiliate payouts are sent. Ask GetResponse about its minimum and payment method if you need them.
How to get started
GetResponse's affiliate page sets out the program's terms. Check the page on the day you join, since terms can change.
Disclosure of affiliate links has its own page. For the rules on that, see FTC affiliate disclosure requirements.