FindAffiliates

If you write about software, the first question about an affiliate program is what it pays. FindAffiliates puts that number on every card. The homepage shows HubSpot at 30%, Semrush at $200 and Hostinger at 40%, next to smaller programs from AI tools and online shops. You can search by name or filter by niche, and each program has its own page.

The site lists programs but doesn't run them. Its privacy policy says it isn't the merchant or the affiliate network for anything listed, so sign-up, tracking and payouts happen with each company.

The tools page is the part that works without paying. The commission calculator estimates earnings from traffic, clicks, conversion rate, commission type, recurring payouts and cookie length. The link ROI calculator helps decide whether a blog post, newsletter, video or social campaign is worth making for a given program. The comparison tool lines programs up by commission, cookie duration, category fit and payout model. There's also a pricing calculator for founders, which suggests a commission or bounty from product price, margin, lifetime value and acquisition cost.

Guests can see 12 programs and a free account sees 20. PRO opens the full catalog, advanced filters, bookmarks and the full tool set for $2.99 a month or $29 once, both shown at 40% off the regular price.

Money also comes from the other side. Companies can buy a permanent listing, which only PRO members see, or a monthly premium placement that features the program at the top of the homepage. Read the Featured cards there as advertising rather than a ranking. The homepage also counts 5,790 programs added in the last 30 days, so expect a long list that's worth checking program by program.