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What we store, and how to switch it off.

affiliate.love runs a compliant CPA marketplace. Cookies are part of how that works. They keep you signed in. They prove which publisher earned a sale. This page lists every one we set, in plain words.

Nothing here is buried. Read the table, then set your own answer. No dark patterns.

The four groups

Each cookie has one job.

We group cookies by what they do, not by who made them. Only the first group runs without your say-so.

  • Strictly needed

    No consent needed

    These keep the site working. They hold your sign-in session, your language and basic security checks. Turn them off and the dashboard cannot log you in.

    • Session token
    • Login state
    • Anti-fraud check
  • Tracking links

    Set on click

    A tracking link is the URL a publisher shares. Clicking one writes a click ID so a later sale is paid to the right partner. It records the click, never the person's name.

    • Click ID
    • Campaign ID
    • Referrer source
  • Site stats

    Consent first

    These count page views in aggregate. They show us which campaign pages get read and where people drop off. We store counts, not profiles.

    • Page views
    • Entry page
    • Device class
  • Preferences

    Consent first

    These remember small choices you make. Your cookie answer itself lives here. So does any filter you pin on the campaign browser.

    • Cookie choice
    • Saved filters
    • Payout currency

Named cookies

The full list, with how long each one lasts.

Every cookie below is set by our own domain. We add none for ad networks. If this list changes, the date at the top of the page changes with it.

Cookies set by affiliate.love, with the group each belongs to, how long it lasts and who sets it.
Cookie Group Lifetime Set by
al_session Strictly needed Session First party
al_consent Preferences 6 months First party
al_click Tracking links 30 days First party
al_campaign Tracking links 30 days First party
al_stats Site stats 13 months First party

Want the mechanics behind the click cookie? Read how our tracking links credit a conversion.

Your controls

Four ways to change what we store.

Consent is a choice you can undo. Take any of these routes. None of them costs you access to the marketplace.

Our wider data rules sit in the privacy notice and the compliance standards we hold partners to.

  1. Answer the banner

    The banner on your first visit sets everything except the needed group. You can decline and still browse every campaign page.

  2. Change your mind later

    Clear this site's cookies in your browser. The banner returns on your next visit and your new answer replaces the old one.

  3. Use browser settings

    Every major browser can block or wipe cookies per site. Look under privacy or site settings. Blocking the needed group will break sign-in.

  4. Ask us directly

    Write to us and we will tell you what is stored against your account. We will delete it on request where the law allows.

Common questions

Questions publishers ask us first.

  • Do you sell what cookies collect?

    No. Click and campaign data is used to pay partners and to stop fraud. We do not sell it on to data brokers.

  • Will blocking cookies break my payouts?

    Blocking them in your own browser does not affect your earnings. Payouts follow the clicks your audience makes, not your own session.

  • Do advertisers get a cookie on my site?

    Only through the tracking link you place. Advertiser tags are vetted before a campaign goes live under our compliance rules.

  • How long is a click credited?

    Each campaign lists its own window. The click cookie lasts 30 days unless the advertiser sets a shorter term.

More on approvals and payment timing sits in the publisher FAQ.

Still unsure what we hold on you?

Ask a person. Our partner team answers cookie and data questions in writing, usually within two working days.

Written questions go to [email protected]. This policy was last reviewed on 7 August 2026.