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AI Website Builder Affiliate Programs Compared (2026): Which One Pays Creators Most?

We compared the affiliate programs of seven AI website builders: the commission, how long it lasts, the cookie window and the minimum payout. Here is what one customer is really worth to you.

If you make videos or write about building websites with AI, your viewers already ask which builder to use. Most AI website builders now pay you for that recommendation through an affiliate program. But the programs are very different, and the headline percentage is only half the story.

We compared seven of them. Here is what each one pays, for how long, and what a single customer is really worth to you.

What to compare

  • The commission. A percentage of what your customer pays, or a flat amount per sale.
  • How long it lasts. One payment, six months or a full year makes a big difference on a monthly plan.
  • The cookie window. How long after the click a sign-up still counts as yours. Viewers often come back days later.
  • The minimum payout, and how you are paid.A high minimum means waiting months for your first payment. And PayPal isn't available everywhere.
  • Whether it is easy to show on camera. A product that looks impressive in one take converts better than one that needs a long tutorial.

The programs side by side

ProgramCommissionHow longCookieMinimum payout
SiteDrop Live40%12 months60 days$15
HostingerFrom 40%, rising with salesEach purchase30 days$100 by PayPal, after 3 sales
10Web30%12 monthsNot publishedNot published
DurableUp to 30%Up to 1 yearNot publishedNot published
Mixo20%12 months60 days$50
Readdy20%6 months30 days$50
LovableUp to $100 per new subscriberPer subscriberNot publishedNot published

Figures come from each program's own affiliate page, checked on 9 November 2026. Programs change their terms, so check the latest before you join.

What one customer is really worth

Percentages are easy to compare and easy to misread, so here are real customers.

  • Readdy: 20% of its $40-a-month Pro plan for six months is at most $48, and only if the customer stays all six months.
  • SiteDrop Live, yearly: a customer who picks the yearly Pro plan pays $95.88 up front, so you earn $38.35 at once. A yearly Business customer earns you $76.75.
  • SiteDrop Live, monthly: a Pro customer pays you $4 a month for up to 12 months, which is up to $48.

Yearly plans matter more than the headline rate. A yearly customer pays you in one go, instead of a few dollars a month for as long as they stay.

Why SiteDrop Live's program suits YouTube creators

  • Your viewers get something too.Every affiliate gets a code that takes 20% off a viewer's first payment. Saying a code on camera gives people a reason to use your link and not a search.
  • It sells itself on screen. Type one sentence about a business and a whole website appears, words and photos included. That is the whole demo.
  • You get paid sooner. The minimum is $15, paid monthly by PayPal, Wise or bank transfer, so creators in countries without PayPal can still be paid.
  • Late sign-ups still count. Your link tracks for 60 days, and your code works any time.

How to join

  1. Create a free SiteDrop Live account.
  2. Open Earn 40% in your dashboard and pick your link name.
  3. Share your link in your description and say your code on camera.

There is no approval wait and no follower minimum. Commissions are held 30 days in case of a refund, then paid every month.

Sources


Earn 40% for a year

Share SiteDrop Live with your audience. Your viewers get 20% off with your code, and you earn 40% of everything they pay for 12 months.

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