AI Affiliate Programs: What Each Tool's Page Says

Several AI tools run affiliate programs. Here is what each program's own page states about commissions, terms and rules.

Section: How affiliate programs work
Checked: Oct 8, 2026

Artificial intelligence affiliate programs pay commission for referring readers to AI tools. Each program sets its own terms. This guide names several and gives only what each program's own page states. It does not rank them or promise income.

What counts as an AI affiliate program

An AI affiliate program is run by a company whose product uses AI. You refer readers with a link. The program pays you when they sign up or buy, on the terms its page states. Some AI companies run affiliate programs. Others run partner programs instead, which work differently. Read each company's own page before you join anything.

AI writing and grammar tools

Grammarly runs the Grammarly Affiliate Program. Grammarly's operating agreement says consumer affiliates can earn commission on an Account Sign-Up or a Purchase.

The AI writing tool Jasper has its own program, called the Jasper Solutions Partner Program. Its partner page says the program offers incentives, training, co-marketing and joint GTM support. Partner training and certification, and referring clients to Jasper, are requirements. This is a partner program, so read its page to see how it differs from an affiliate program.

AI voice and audio tools

ElevenLabs runs the ElevenLabs Affiliate Program. Its affiliate page lists up to 22% commission on every paying customer an affiliate brings in. The page also states that affiliates earn 22% of all payments from a new paid subscriber for the first 12 months. The page lists three products affiliates can promote: ElevenCreative, ElevenAgents or ElevenAPI. The page also says affiliates get a dashboard with support from ElevenLabs and PartnerStack.

Descript runs the Descript Affiliate Program. According to its affiliate page, affiliates earn a $25 commission for each new Descript subscriber they refer. The page states that payments go to your PayPal every month. The page also states that signing up is free and no minimum sales are required. The page also says the program is migrating to PartnerStack, and current affiliates must reapply.

Other software with affiliate programs

HubSpot runs the HubSpot Affiliate Program. Notion runs the Notion Affiliate Program. Semrush runs the Semrush Affiliate Program. Shopify runs the Shopify Affiliate Program. Squarespace runs the Squarespace Affiliate Program. Webflow runs the Webflow Affiliate Program. Wix runs the Wix Affiliate Program. Each of these has its own page with its own terms. Notion's page says it is not accepting new affiliates.

How tracking and payouts work

Each program tracks your referrals and pays out on its own schedule. How tracking works, what a cookie window is, and how payouts are sent each have their own guide. This page links out to them rather than repeating the details here.

Rules and restrictions to check before you promote

Grammarly's operating agreement bans bidding on keywords that include its trademarks on pay-per-click search engines. It also says affiliates may not use coupon codes that Grammarly did not provide. Those are Grammarly's rules, not every program's. Check each program's terms for its own restrictions before you promote it.

The FTC's affiliate disclosure requirements have their own page.

Where to learn about each program

Every program named above has its own affiliate or partner page. That page is the source for its commission, its rules and its current status. Programs change their terms and some close to new members, so read the page on the day you plan to join. If a page does not state something, do not assume it. Check the source instead.