Affiliate programs with a natural fit for fitness, training and active-lifestyle audiences. Compare program fit and verify current terms before applying.
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Bulk publishes regional Awin affiliate programs for sports-nutrition and fitness content. Its current Ireland/European program page states 8% commission for new customers, 1% for existing customers and a 30-day cookie.
GNC publishes an active affiliate FAQ confirming that its program runs through Rakuten Advertising. The current default commission is 1% of net sales, while negotiated rates can vary by affiliate.
iHerb runs a health-and-wellness affiliate program across Partnerize, Impact, CJ and Awin. Its current public page advertises commissions up to 25% and a 7-day cookie.
Myprotein has an affiliate/influencer program for websites, blogs and social channels. The current UK first-party page advertises commission up to 8% and a 30-day cookie window.
Onnit publishes an Impact affiliate program with a 15% universal commission, a $10 qualifying trial-signup bounty and a 45-day referral window.
Rogue Fitness runs a direct affiliate program for publishers with regularly updated websites. Its current FAQ states a 4% commission on qualifying merchandise purchase value.
Titan Fitness publishes an Impact affiliate program paying 5% on qualifying referred sales with a 30-day cookie window.