Who this program fits
WordPress, web-development, hosting comparison, agency and site-building audiences.
Commercial terms at a glance
| Commission component | Current published structure |
|---|---|
| 1–5 monthly sales | $50 per sale |
| 6–10 monthly sales | $80 per sale |
| 11–20 monthly sales | $120 per sale |
| 21+ monthly sales | $150 per sale |
| Payout timing | Commissions are paid weekly on Wednesday after the standard 30–40 day review period. One-month hosting sales can have a 90-day review period. |
|---|---|
| Minimum payout | No minimum balance for standard PayPal payouts unless the affiliate sets one; high-volume wire payouts use a default 5,000 EUR/USD/AUD/GBP threshold. |
| Allowed traffic | Affiliate promotion can use relevant websites, content and other approved online channels; qualifying products and account-status rules apply. |
| Paid search / PPC | Use the live SiteGround affiliate terms for current paid-search and trademark restrictions; the reviewed payout/commission pages do not expose a complete PPC policy. |
| Geography | Payout currency and wire threshold vary by account currency/market; PayPal is the standard payout method. |
| Recurring duration | Commission is paid on the qualifying referred hosting sale; not on routine renewals. |
| Approval difficulty | Low-to-moderate — affiliate signup is available, but sales remain subject to validation and active-account requirements. |
| Terms note | The current public tier material advertises performance-based per-sale rates up to $150; qualifying hosting must remain active through the applicable withholding period. |
Only terms supported by the reviewed source are shown. Unpublished details are left out rather than estimated.
Where SiteGround can fit
- Published tiered per-sale commission schedule
- Weekly payout schedule is documented
- No minimum payout requirement is stated on the official page
Check these terms before you promote it
- Commission schedule can change
- Hosting claims should be separated from affiliate-program terms
- Review the current tracking and promotional-policy terms before publishing exact attribution details
- Eligible countries and traffic sources.
- Whether paid search, email, coupon, trademark bidding or sub-affiliates are restricted.
- What event actually creates a payable commission and when it can be reversed.
Before you apply
- Open the current program page using the button on this page.
- Confirm the publisher type and countries currently accepted.
- Read the current qualifying event, attribution rules and promotion restrictions.
- Apply with a clear description of your site, audience and how the product fits your content.
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