Clay affiliate program

Software & SaaS clay.earth

The Clay affiliate program (Software & SaaS) pays $50 with a 60-day cookie.

Clay (recently rebranded to Mesh) is a sophisticated personal CRM and relationship management platform designed for professionals who need to maintain meaningful connections without manual data entry. Unlike traditional sales CRMs, Clay focuses on the depth of personal and professional relationships. It achieves this by automatically importing and enriching contacts from various sources including email accounts (Gmail, Outlook), calendars, LinkedIn, and even iMessage. The platform uses AI to build comprehensive profiles that include work history, social media updates, and mutual connections, providing a unified view of an individual's network. From an affiliate perspective, Clay offers a straightforward and lucrative partnership opportunity via the Rewardful platform. The program, often referred to as "Friends of Clay," is well-suited for productivity influencers, business consultants, and founders who advocate for better networking habits. Affiliates are incentivized to promote Clay's Pro Plan, which unlocks unlimited contacts and advanced enrichment features. The program provides a dedicated dashboard for tracking clicks, successful referrals, and pending commissions in real-time. Affiliates benefit from a generous 60-day tracking window, ensuring they receive credit for users who take time to explore the platform before upgrading to a paid plan. Payouts are managed through PayPal and are typically processed on the first of the month. However, there is a standard 90-day vesting period for the first commission to account for potential refunds or churn, after which payments are released on a regular cycle. This program is particularly effective when shared with audiences who struggle with contact fragmentation or those looking for a "second brain" to manage their professional interactions more thoughtfully.

Terms change without notice and a headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page.