Elementor Affiliate Program: Terms
Elementor runs its own affiliate program. Its page states the commission, the cookie policy, the payout threshold and the restrictions.
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This page is about the Elementor Affiliate Program. Elementor runs it. Everything here comes from what Elementor's own affiliate page states, and nothing else.
What the Elementor Affiliate Program is
Elementor runs the Elementor Affiliate Program. If you join, you promote Elementor's products and earn a share of the sales your links bring.
The page lists the products its commission applies to. Read on for those.
Commission, as Elementor's affiliate page states it
Elementor's affiliate page says it pays 45% to 55% commission on first purchases of Elementor One, Editor Pro or Elementor Host.
That is what the page states. Its commission line names first purchases only, so do not assume later purchases pay the same. Check the page yourself for anything it does not say.
Tracking: the 45 day cookie policy
Elementor's affiliate page says it uses a 45 day cookie policy. That is the window in which a click on your link still counts toward your commission.
To learn what a cookie window is and how it works, read our page on it.
Payout threshold and payment method
Elementor's affiliate page says it pays affiliates once their commission reaches a minimum of $200.
It also says it pays by PayPal or another agreed method, within 30 days after the purchase clears.
For more on reading payout lines on any program's page, see our page on how affiliate payouts are sent.
Terms and disclosure
Elementor's affiliate page is the place to read its restrictions. Do not guess what its terms allow or forbid. Read the program's own terms page before you join.
Disclosure has its own page. Read our page on FTC affiliate disclosure requirements.