Affiliate programs for WordPress plugins used for SEO, forms, design and performance. Compare program fit and verify current terms before applying.
A plugin page should explain the exact WordPress problem it solves and compatibility considerations, not just the commission.
Match the recommendation to the reader’s site stage: launching, hosting, building, optimizing or scaling.
One program can appear in several categories when the underlying product genuinely serves more than one workflow. The program record remains the single source of commercial terms.
AffiliateWP’s own affiliate program publishes a 20% rate and a manual review process, making it useful for affiliate-management-software search intent.
AIOSEO is a WordPress SEO plugin. Its current first-party documentation confirms an affiliate program and states that referrals to AIOSEO Pro purchases can earn a 20% commission.
Beaver Builder is a WordPress page-builder and theme ecosystem. Its current affiliate page publishes 25% commission on qualifying sales including annual renewals and a 60-day cookie.
Crocoblock currently publishes a 50% commission on qualifying unique sales for its WordPress product ecosystem, with first-cookie attribution and a relatively high payout threshold.
Easy Digital Downloads is a useful authority case because its first-party affiliate agreement explicitly treats commission rates as confidential rather than publishing a headline percentage.
Elegant Themes runs the Divi affiliate program and publishes a 50% commission on qualifying new purchases and subscription renewals, with a 30-day referral window for new purchases.
Elementor operates a direct affiliate program for its WordPress editor, hosting and Elementor One products. Its January 2026 terms define a 45-day attribution window and first-purchase-only commissions for most eligible…
Formidable Forms publishes a 20% WordPress-plugin affiliate program with clear application timing.
Gravity Forms relaunched its affiliate program and publishes a 20% starting rate with potential to reach 30%, but another first-party affiliate-assets page still says temporarily closed.
Kadence WP maintains affiliate terms for its WordPress products. The current first-party terms explicitly document a 30-day referral cookie and an application/approval process.
MemberPress publishes a 25% first-sale commission, 60-day cookie and straightforward monthly PayPal payout schedule.
MonsterInsights is a Google Analytics plugin for WordPress. Its current affiliate page publishes a 20% commission, free signup and manual application review.
Ninja Forms publishes a 20% first-sale commission, 45-day cookie, monthly commission processing and detailed promotion rules, but its page still references ShareASale.
RafflePress publishes a 20% affiliate offer, but its current page still references ShareASale even though ShareASale has been closed/migrated, so the operational network requires verification.
Rank Math is a WordPress SEO plugin with a direct affiliate program. Its current first-party terms state a 30% commission on qualifying sales, including upgrades, and a 60-day last-click attribution…
SeedProd maintains an active WordPress affiliate program with documented monthly payment and referral-hold rules, while the exact rate should be checked on the current signup/program page.
SEOPress publishes a direct affiliate program for its WordPress SEO products. Its current official page states a 20% commission on each qualifying referred sale.
WP Mail SMTP publishes a 20% affiliate rate and detailed first-party terms covering payout holds, allowed promotion and coupon/self-referral restrictions.
WP Rocket maintains an affiliate program for its WordPress performance plugin. Its current first-party community page states a 20% commission on generated sales.
WPForms is a WordPress forms plugin. Its official affiliate page states a 20% commission on qualifying sales and says applications are manually reviewed.