Honest reviews of footwear and apparel affiliate programs, covering commission rates, cookie windows and payout terms for fashion and athletic brands.
There’s decent money to be made promoting Hoka’s affiliate program, especially when commissions reach up to 14% on shoes that regularly sell upwards of $150. That’s because it isn’t just another running brand. Founded in 2009 by Nicolas Mermoud and Jean-Luc Diard (both former Salomon designers), it grew out of an ultra-endurance race on Mount … Read more
Are you wondering if Puma’s affiliate marketing program is worth joining in 2026? It pays 2–10% with short cookies, but the bigger question is whether those terms can pay off. The brand pulled in €8.8 billion last year, and while Puma doesn’t dominate US loyalty charts, around 20% of American sportswear buyers consistently come back … Read more
TL;DR HeyDude pays up to 10% per sale with a 14-day cookie, tracked through Impact and managed by an outside agency. Your own Impact contract sets the exact rate, so read it on approval rather than assuming the ceiling. Returned shoes claw back your commission during the locking window, which matters more in footwear than … Read more