Terms of Service
affiliate.love is a compliant CPA network. CPA means cost per action, so an advertiser pays when a real action lands. These terms set out what we owe you, what you owe us, and what happens when either side falls short. Read them before you send your first click.
The short version
The full text sits below. These four points cover what most partners ask us first.
We review every application by hand. An account stays open while the traffic stays clean.
See how approval worksA conversion counts when our postback records it. A postback is the server call that logs a sale.
Read the tracking link rulesEach campaign lists its payout model and its rules on the offer page. You accept them at opt-in.
Compare the payout modelsApproved earnings clear on the cycle we publish. Held conversions clear once review ends.
Check the payment scheduleFull text
You must be 18 or older to hold an account. One person or company, one account. Everything you tell us at sign-up has to be true. That includes your traffic sources, your company details and your payout method.
We review each application by hand before access opens. We may decline an application, and we do not have to give a reason. If your traffic mix changes later, tell us first. Undeclared sources are grounds for suspension.
Each campaign page states its payout model, its rate and its rules. The models are CPA, CPL and RevShare. CPL means cost per lead. RevShare pays you a share of the revenue an advertiser earns from the customer you sent.
You opt in to a campaign before you promote it. That opt-in accepts the campaign rules on top of these terms. An advertiser may change a rate or pause an offer. Work booked under the old rate is honoured until the change goes live.
Clean traffic is the core of this network. Bot clicks, forced clicks, cookie stuffing, trademark bidding without written consent, and incentivised sign-ups are all banned. So is any claim an advertiser has not approved in writing.
We run fraud checks on every campaign. Suspect volume can be held while we look at it. Confirmed fraud voids the earnings it produced and closes the account. Our full standard sits on the compliance and brand-safety page.
Our tracking record is the record we pay from. A conversion counts when the advertiser postback reaches us inside the attribution window. That window is the period after a click in which a sale still credits back to you.
Broken links, blocked pixels and edited parameters can lose conversions. Test your links before you scale. If a number looks wrong, raise it with us and we will pull the logs. Disputes are worked openly with the advertiser on both sides.
Earnings become payable once the advertiser approves them and the review period ends. Holds exist so refunds, charge-backs and fraud checks settle first. Held volume is shown in your dashboard while it waits.
We pay on the cycle set out on the payment schedule page, in the currency and method on your account. You pay your own taxes and any bank fee on your side. We can offset a reversed conversion against a later payout.
Use an advertiser brand only in the way the campaign allows. Creative assets stay the property of whoever made them. You may not resell campaign data or share our rates with a third party.
Personal data you collect on a placement stays your duty under the law that covers you. We handle account and tracking data as set out in our privacy notice and our cookie notice.
Either side may close the account with written notice. We can suspend access at once when we see fraud, a legal risk or a serious breach. Clean earnings already approved are still paid after a normal close.
The service is provided as it stands. We do not promise a set income, a set approval rate or unbroken uptime. Our liability is limited to the fees passed through your account in the three months before a claim, so far as the law allows.
Both sides
A marketplace only works when the duties run both ways. Here is the plain list.
Ask before you sign. Our partner team answers contract questions directly, and we keep the answer on file with your account. Common ones are already covered in the publisher FAQ.